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The OP is the copyright holder of the image.  It should be up to him to get a signed release before he allows someone to use his image.

+1 All the OP needs from them is signed written permission (property release) and he's good to go.  I'd guess since it's old and probably was taken for "personal use" at the time that it won't be a ...

It's not the OS that is the problem (Windows 7 will work fine with images from that camera), it's the fact that you are shooting RAW (which is good imo).  When you transfer them to your phone the ...

Wow.  Just wow.

Nope, not going to happen.  The buffer can empty to the SD card at the same time more pictures are being taken, but as soon as the camera senses a write error it will stop writing to the SD card ...

It sounds like you don't have a codec installed for the file compression type (mp4 is just a container).  Like others have suggested, try those players mentioned that often include all the various ...

I see what you mean. I normally would turn my phone to the left, which would put the back camera right next to a gimbal motor. If I turned it to the right I think I may still get a bit of the...

@kminkov I agree. I think I paid $125 for my Northgate keyboard back in the late 1980's and just stopped using it on my main computer about 4 years ago. It still works fine.

Just to be clear, the 1st curtain sync and 2nd curtain settings have nothing to do with the exposure of the background.  These settings control where the motion blur (if there is motion) will ...

Yes, I'm using the Kingston model.  I don't use it often, but the last time I did the transfer speeds from an external HDD plugged into it and my phone were fairly quick.  Think of it this way: if ...

I haven't used that exact device, but I have something just like it. An SD card or HDD plugged into the device should appear as a network share to your ipad, so all files should be accessible.  ...

That's one way to do it, and I'm glad it's working for you now. The second is to set the lens to a specific aperture - The A is for "Automatic", meaning the camera would usually set it, but since ...

If it works like some of my adapters, the ring just actuates the aperture in the lens.  So, you leave it in the Open position while focusing/composing, then set your aperture on the lens and turn ...

it's probably a false positive.  You can upload the file to virustotal.com to test it with other AVs.

Too funny.  First, it's not an SLR.  Second, it's barely a "camera".  It's a plastic case with a mobile phone type camera module mounted at the end of an empty tube. With that said, if it was free ...

Yes, there is a MacOS version

I believe you can use Photoshop and others to do it, but I personally use PhotoKey 8 Pro.  It's easy to use and has a lot of adjustments to get it just right.

Are you talking about the S2 IS?  If so, it may be suffering from the same known issue my S1 IS had - some connection issue with the sensor.  Canon offered repair/replacement for the issue at the ...

Not a good idea keeping the old pictures on the card IMO. The maximum number of files/folders on an SD card has nothing to do with the camera.  It's all about how the card is formatted - if the ...

Sounds like there is a short somewhere.  Did you get it wet? Also, a 5 year old 7D Mark II?  According to this site it was announced 4 years ago...