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Cameras with this kind of resolution are just completely out of your budget. Just about all cameras have sensors with 3:2 or 4:3 aspect ratio. So you're right, you'll have to crop out a lot of ...

Does it have to be a DSLR? Mirrorless seems more appropriate for your reentry into enthusiast (or pro) photography. Do you still have the Minolta lenses and want to put them to use? There is very ...

I occasionally experience a delay in posting a photo to my gallery but it is not a consistent problem like you are experiencing. Try reloading the gallery page if it's missing photos or a different ...

This thread may be relevant. It's about a traveler buying a Sony camera in Tokyo. DPR member skybump was in Tokyo at the time and had some very helpful advice on stores and warranties. skybump even ...

Setting Effect OFF (under Live View Display) The page also says: Hint When you use a third-party flash, such as a studio flash, Live View Display may be dark for some shutter speed settings. When ...

That video looks like it was taken by many different cameras, from cellphones to expensive wildlife equipment. I don't think they were all shot in 4k. They all have the ability to shoot ...

Say I have three unrelated events in one day. I shoot Event1 in folder 108 30204. Before Event2, I create a new folder which is automatically named 109 30204. Before Event3, I create another new ...

Slow motion video is created by recording a scene at high frames/second and then playing it back at normal frames/sec (usually ~30 fps). Small image sensors are better at the "high fps" part than ...

This is a high contrast (or high dynamic range) scene. The sky is very bright, the landscape is pretty dark. The range of bright to dark is difficult for the camera to capture all at once so it ...

I've never seen an article about how this metric is determined. The " Popular interchangable lens cameras " provides some clues. The various headings show they may use the following sources: (1) Views ...

If you see a crack or loose carbon fibers then the column is due for replacement. Try here. If you're really loading up the tripod - like past its rating - then replace it sooner.

Your A6500 has PDAF focus points all over the frame: What I don't like about my A7II is the PDAF focus points are clustered around the center of the frame. Outside that PDAF area, it's CDAF ...

I wanted to add the US National Archives & Records Administration recommends using standard color and grayscale bars during digitization for later color and brightness calibration. Here's a sample ...

Do the images need to be archival quality or just good enough for a graduate student to examine on a computer monitor - what's the end purpose? For archival-quality images, the prohibition of ...

There is absolutely no doubt an APS-C sensor will produce much nicer images in low light compared to the P900. Any APS-C cameras and lenses mentioned in this thread will do fine for perched birds. ...

It could be very helpful if we could see a sample image. Just seeing the photo lets us immediately zero in on possible causes. In addition, all cameras save information on many camera settings to ...

Small size, big zoom, good in low light. Pick any two. You've already picked small size, so you have one more choice - zoom or low light performance. The type 1/2.3 sensor in the TZ95 (known as the ...

Your camera is fine, the user just needs some more experience. Bird photography is very different than taking everyday photos. Bird-in-flight photography is on an additional level above that - ...

Maybe I'm completely off-base. When I read this it makes me believe you're thinking we can go out and buy a skin-smoothing lens, or a super-ultra color saturation lens, or a "Midnight Mood" lens. ...