Canon M10
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Re: Canon M10
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Welcome to the forum Ivorz.
Thanks!
Flipbac make various rubber hand grips which stick to the camera with double-sided tape and transform its handling. They are quite cheap through Amazon or eBay and well worth buying.
I will check that , Thanks
DxO PhotoLab's Prime or Deep Prime noise reduction are very good at preserving sharpness from this camera, but only work on RAW images.
Thanks! I will check that!
You can download a month's free trial version from DxO. They often used to give away free older versions with photo magazines.
The M100 which replaced this camera was itself replaced by the M200 last year. Both have an improved 24 megapixel sensor, improved autofocus and are bigger improvements than they appear to be on paper. They both still need stick-on handgrips though.
Wow thanks, I didn't know this.
Is there an alternatives for mobile?
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