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The grass in that photo is nothing but mush, like a watercolor painting.  My point and shoots do better than that.

It's not the lens, I get the same thing on my little 360 cam.  it's just an effect caused by the sun.

+1 for the M-Plate Pro.  I use a sling strap and wanted to be able to use a tripod without having to remove the strap attachment.

I really doubt that would be good for astro work.

What do you mean by "gets blinded"?  Is it just the lights are over exposed (normal and expected at night), or does the whole screen get washed out?  If it's the latter than it could be the ...

I did a search here and found a at least a few threads discussing, but I can't say how true or accurate the statements are and I don't have time to search again.

+1  All good info.

Ahh, ok then.  So if you need to add more light to the faces/objects for proper/desired exposure, then you have (at least) these options: 1. Use a reflector to bounce some light where you need it 2 ...

But I read it here, it must be true! :-) Really though, people have been reporting that various settings, including some of those mentioned here, can reduce the FPS (often due to the buffer filling ...

Yes, an ND filter is a good option if you don't have a HSS flash (or simply don't want to use HSS). Where does the OP say he wants to overpower the light from the sun? This is incorrect in regards ...

That's funny

It is known to slow the camera down, but unless you're shooting at max FPS you may not notice it.

Well, the DoF control is being done with the lens/aperture selection.  The HSS flash mode is useful for adding flash to the existing sunlight (i.e., fill flash) if desired, since the shutter speed ...

Actually, this is when HSS is usually needed.  If one is shooting a portrait in the sun with a fast lens (for shallow DoF), the shutter speed will be faster then the cameras normal sync speed and ...

If you need a bit more light you can always use a reflector instead of a flash, but there are times when a flash in HSS mode really does the trick.  Another option (I've never tried it) is to use ...

I'm no fan of the selfie, but I can't help wonder if those people were simply taking advantage of a photo op with the buildings in the background without all the car traffic.  Were they even aware ...

Leaf shutters allow for a higher max flash sync speed, which is not the same as HSS (and may mean you don't need HSS in some cases). HSS is how the flash is working (the flash pulses instead of ...

RAW isn't an image format, it's a data format.  The file contains the values read off the sensor plus various camera settings and a JPG (for reference) based on that data.  It doesn't become a real ...

Yes, you have to enable/disable while viewing/editing (there's an on-screen button for it also).

Try https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/cameras/eos-dslr-and-mirrorless-cameras/mirrorless/eos-m100-ef-m-15-45mm-is-stm-kit?tab=drivers_downloads BTW, don't ever ...