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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,...
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Check your in-camera Auto Rotate settings. (Menu -> Wrench, One-dot -> Auto Rotate)
It might have been switched to "Off."
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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."
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What is your budget?
If your budget reaches $300, get a Canon 430EX II.
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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...
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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.
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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...
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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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@falconeyes 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...
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Another vote for the 70D. This camera model was designed for users like you.
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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...
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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.
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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...
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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...
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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)...
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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.
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