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I've crawled in and around a lot of equipment in power plants, steam generators, package boilers, coal pulverizing plants, oil fields, construction sites, and steel mills but never an ore ...

There are recent threads in the FF e-mount forum that discuss focusing in low light like bars, weddings and parties. Just search that forum for "focus assist lamp". DPR member "osv" confirms the ...

Hmmm.... (1) last night (2) blurry pictures (3) didn't focus Was it dark when you trying to take photos? If it was, then there may not have been enough light ...

This may not answer your question but it could be helpful. When I didn't have duties as father-of-the-bride I was the third shooter at my daughter's wedding and had the time of my life (example ...

These Amazon customer reviews suggest this flash model is designed to operate with the DSLR-A100. Using it on newer model Sonys results in erratic operation. I experienced this problem first-hand ...

Compared to the 24mm f/1.4, you might notice softer edges in the image taken with the kit lens - at any aperture.

I shot with the XSi a while ago - my old job kept one around in case we needed photos of something. The XSi was released in 2008 as a basic low-cost consumer DSLR. It was really meant to be used ...

Well, Amazon carries "Photography for Dummies" and "Digital SLR Cameras and Photography for Dummies" if you prefer books or ebooks. For online, I like Cambridge in Color.

Do you mean a miniature effect? The type of photo is pretty important. This page shows how to pick the photo and use Gradients & Quick Mask, it's pretty easy and fast and gets you introduced to a ...

For me the most noticeable thing are the darker tones, mostly the dark hair, have lost all detail - large areas are just solid black. Raising the shadows really helps bring back the detail. I ...

If you think you're good it's a bad sign. DPR just ran an story on this: https://www.dpreview.com/news/7500791302/dunning-kruger-effect-why-you-re-not-as-good-a-photographer-as-you-think-you-are Th ...

I'd go for any of the NEX 3/5 if I was going for old manual lenses. The SLT 33/35/55 if you want to go with the old Minolta Maxxum AF lenses like the popular 50mm f1.7. The A37/A57 are the best of ...

Sony NEX 3 or NEX 5? Sony's first e-mount cameras so it's compatible with almost everything out there depending on adapter. There's also the A3000, a super bare-bones E-mount DSLR look-alike ...

Turns out you can. Somebody has a 3D printer and makes 'em. Not pretty but they say it works at all formats and sizes: https://www.ebay.com/i/173198473921?chn=ps&var=471922359893&dispItem=1 Otherwi ...

I'm assuming you need to do a 30 second long exposure. Imaging Resource has this say about the P900 and long exposures: "The Nikon P900 is not a camera meant for low ambient light shooting, which ...

This company was on kickstarter back in 2014, looks like he's had some success but otherwise I don't know how the cameras perform: https://www.slomocamco.com/

Pixel has been around for a long time. For many years they was the only company making wireless flash triggers for Sony cameras (of course they made Canikon triggers too). So Pixel has been around ...

Perhaps something in the Tamron SP or Sigma Art line of lenses.