jvkelley

They can connect directly to this service without the use of a phone, tablet, or computer?

Two other features that would be nice: Flash sync speed and coverage area of AF points

Maybe this is an old improvement, and I just never noticed it.  Either way, good work.

It sounds like what you need is a "smart camera."  These are cameras that have a built in mobile operating system (such as Android).  I know Samsung has a line of Galaxy smart cameras.  I don't...

Bob Ross used to do them all the time.

I think he did.  A couple broken legs is a reasonable price to pay for terrorizing a family.

It's kind of like music, painting, or acting (only probably worse). Some people make enough to live off of it or to seriously supplement their income.  A few people in the world make millions of...

"The EOS-M system is discontinued and its lenses are incompatible with the rest of the Canon system.)" Towards the end of the introduction section.

They dropped the price earlier this year which led to it being out of stock a lot of places.  Canon also chose not sell the EF-M 11-22mm in the US.  Both of these factors made people think the line...

I'm having a hard time understanding this argument.  Is the basis of your argument that ISO often increments in whole stops while Shutter and Aperture increment in smaller steps?  So if someone...

It seems like most people, when then they talk about ghosting, are referring to some sort of dual image.  It can be caused by movement during flash photography when you use a slow shutter speed. ...

I liked your explanation the best too, but... The term "specular highlights" doesn't seem specific enough. I think he's referring specifically to out of focus specular highlights. If the out of...

Since you say your lens was clean and free of condensation, I suspect what you're seeing is related to "orbs" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orb_(optics) What happens is that light bounces off dust...

I have no problems with refurbished electronics, so yes I would buy it.

What I had in mind is a sensor whose Noise performance, Dynamic Range, Color Accuracy, Color Depth, and Resolution were all at their theoretical limits for a given exposure and sensor size.

I've seen this discussed before, but haven't seen a very straight answer.  How close are today's sensors to an ideal sensor?  (I'm not in sensor design, so the simpler the answer the better).

Is this what you're looking for?

I don't think copyright laws aren't written to protect amateur photographers. If a blogger starts stealing your photos that you posted on the internet, does anyone ever stop him? The sentiment is...

I don't think copyright laws aren't written to protect amateur photographers (In theory they can, but unless you have a lot of money, they don't do you a whole lot of good). If a blogger starts...

I don't think copyright laws are written to protect amateur photographers (In theory they can, but unless you have a lot of money, they don't do you a whole lot of good). If a blogger starts...