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You may want to switch to a Surface Pro tablet. A Surface Pro uses the same operating system that desktops use, which means you can install a tether-capable program such as Lightroom on it,...

Check your in-camera Auto Rotate settings. (Menu -> Wrench, One-dot -> Auto Rotate) It might have been switched to "Off."

You'll need a 64GB SD Card that is UHS-1 compliant (Sandisk Extreme Pro or Transcend Ultimate). If those photos will only be small-sized JPEGs, then maybe you can squeeze them in with the 30min. HD...

Hi Jim, With regards to "remote flash," there are actually two distinct methods of triggering a flash: optical and radio. These technologies have been around for around two decades, but only with...

When I bought my 650D, the first thing I bought after the camera was Douglas Klostermann's "Canon T4i/650D Experience" e-book. It served as a "layman's manual" for me, and I have never needed to...

Absolutely. Presuming you only ever buy one flash, just set the T4i Flash Control to "Easy Wireless" mode, pop up the built-in flash, set the 430EX II to slave mode, position it within the...

Are you looking for the word 'burst' in the spec lists (page 2) of each review? It's not there because the row is labeled "Continuous Drive."

What is your budget? If your budget reaches $300, get a Canon 430EX II.

According to the DRYOS wiki page: "DryOS had existed before and was in use in other Canon hardware, such as digital video cameras and high-end webcams." Looks like moving the stills camera to the...

The EOS Utility Software that came with your 600D can't download the images from the 300D? The only alternative in this case would be to purchase a USB card reader that has both SD and CF ports.

That is correct. The STM lenses are considered video lenses because they work in conjunction with continuous video autofocus, called "Movie Servo AF" in Canon cameras. Unfortunately, this AF...

In comparison to the non-STM lenses that the T3i came with: better IQ, faster focus lock, silent focus lock (exception: 40/2.8 pancake).

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Perhaps you were distracted by the marketing text in the center of the frame, but the scenes at 0:09-0:15 was of the night sky, precisely to show that this video was taken during a...

Another vote for the 70D. This camera model was designed for users like you.

By default, a camera powers up in stills mode. Are you always in video mode? If you are, you just need to turn the knob around your "Start/Stop" button so that the notch points to the white camera...

You don't even need a laptop. The 70D's built-in Wi-Fi would let you use the EOS App on a 10" tablet.

Since this is the Rebel forum, either the 650D/T4i or the 700D/T5i will be recommended, as long as the camera is bought with either the 18-55mm STM or 18-135 STM lens. Note that if only 18-55mm...

Curious choice of exposure settings. F22 is beyond what most studio portrait shooters would use, which is generally F8 or F11 - and either of these are already good for a full body shot, even for...

No, it is not TTL. The 560III is a manual flash with a built-in radio receiver for wireless triggering. For TTL (E-TTL II) from within the Yong Nuo brand, you're looking for the YN-565EX (no HSS)...

Are you entering the camera's encryption key as the password for the network on your phone? That may be the step you've overlooked. See page W-24 of your camera's Wi-Fi manual, Step 5.