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Canon could buy out or sue MagicLantern, followed by keeping everything the same (read: their profit)

Looks pretty good to me. No left-right decentering. But top/bottom must also be tested (take a vertical shot). The first sign of decentering you would notice after shooting a complex 3D scene is...

I noticed this with my 5D also. I used to keep it turned off, but over the years the number of hot pixels has increased dramatically. It may be a good strategy to just shoot with LENR turned off...

Fortunately for us they brought a decent camera and a tripod instead of a mobile phone.

Got the Tokina 16-28mm and use it on the old 5D. Pro: very sharp, even at f/4, at f/2.8 center practically no distortion practically no vignetting great color rendering nice bokeh good close focus...

Samyang 24mm f/1.4 and Sigma 20, 24 and 28mm f/1.8 are the cheapest primes of at least f/2 you can get. If you see how much glass is in there it's safe to say you will simply not be able to get it...

Yes, the lens is wider to allow for shift. As you shift the image toward the edge of the lens, you get stronger wide angle distortion (asymmetric). But I would think that a shifted crop near the...

well, as a stormchaser, I like to see a scene as it was. And a good photographer can get such scene, if he persists. Not like oh, I got this supercell with ugly powerlines here and last summer a...

depends if you use Photoshop for photographic tweaks, versus artistic cheats.

not everybody sees an image as being an image. Most of us appreciate the contents of the image as the real thing.

Just because we never see a direct translation of the real word doesn't mean we...

not everybody sees an image as being an image. Most of us appreciate the contents of the image as if it is the real thing.

Just because we never see a direct translation of the real world doesn't...

Are you speaking of JPEGs from the camera, or RAW processed by which software? Does Canon DPP show a difference between the cameras? If not, it may just be a matter of profiling in your raw...

Myself in your place would skip the 24-105mm and simply walk around with 17-40mm (or 16-35mm, or 16-28mm) + 70-300mm. Unless your primary subject is people and you can't keep switching lenses. ...

My sample of the old EF 28mm f/2.8 is free of this wide open. Sigma 20mm f/1.8 has lots of coma/astigmatism but only noticeable on the brighter spots. Tokina 16-28mm - seems smaller than Sigma, but...

A bit too processed look to my taste. But I know the contrasts are difficult there. I had one day in December and there was a lot of shadow. Also the waterfalls were diminished.my photos (5D with...

it's because they did not have to pay for it!
It may be a great camera for what it is, but a price $1000 less seems more fitting for its capabilities, even in comparison with full frame DSLRs.

I find it a little ironic the camera is rated so highly. You pay $2800 and you get a camera of which you cannot change lenses, you get contrast AF only, 3 fps, no optical through the lens...

6D looks nicely clean, but your 17-40mm lens apparently has no more resolution to offer than it already did on the 5D!

is very nice, but could you not check infinity focus at 100% with live view? The Tokina 16-28mm shot is well out of focus. I have this lens and a 5D, and cannot rely on the infinity marker nor...

DPP works very well and fast, good for my simple needs (I don't want a program to organize my stuff or produce junk files). Its weakness is highlight and shadow recovery, but single shot HDR can...