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These are exactly the users Adobe is obviously not interested in ;)

Some (few) people will do that. However, by and large people buy system lenses and not legacy glass for manual focusing. I consider "focus peaking" a fringe group feature.

Why would I carry that instead of a superzoom camera.

Since this flash doesn't swivel or tilt, strap a DIY bounce card on it to direct the light away from your daughter.

The viewfinder image is projected onto the ground glass. If it is blurred there it can never get sharp by adjusting the diopter.

You can see that in every touristic location now.

I'll call it, um... Sightpadding.

then the viewfinder would be blurred no matter what.

Suggested reading: "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" Google it.

Richard, can you double check which technology the EVF is using? You write "OLED" and "field sequential". It cannot be both. An OLED cell can have only one color per location.

Thank you. That worked fine for my 5DMkII. Plus it allowed me to set owner/artist/copyright without finding a way to run the Canon software on my Linux laptop ;) Isn't free software great :-)

Might be okay for the garden variety

45mm will be better, you have all the focal lengths already covered. I'm guessing you'll need the 9-18 less frequently than you expect. By all means bring a tripod. Go out at night. Visit the...

Yeah, and what about that guy trying to gut himself when starting the chainsaw.

Cool, huh?

You need to at least triple the exposure time to get rid of the model plane effect of frozen propeller. Otherwise, nice.

... is much shorter and fits into one paragraph :-) Think of a full frame sensor behind a lens of certain focal length and aperture. Then crop the resulting image to the format of the "equivalent"...

If I read your message correctly, what you want is the "base plate". I recommend "procamerarepair" on ebay. I've bought a number of items from them, like Nikon lens mounts, base plates for a D60...

I'd have stopped down more. A bit of noise can be acceptable and treated in post.F/4, and whatever ISO was necessary to keep the shutter speed at 1/50s minimum.

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Just, wow!

You're right, I'll do that. I did a very casual test (painting a target onto a whiteboard and shooting that from an angle) but it is of course not a precise test.I have a 100mm f/2 which is a nice...