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It's not clear what "hardness issue" means. Rubber can chemically degrade over time or become loose. I don't know of a way to fix this. The SAL1650 zoom ring was always harder to turn than other ...

We're missing the lens requirements (field (or angle) of view, magnification, etc). How large is the object or feature you're trying to measure? How fast and far is it moving? In theory, an imaging ...

There are some quick tips and definitions here. The Lighting 101 tutorial from The Strobist is much longer and very thorough. The Strobist is all manual flash all the time but the lessons are ...

I live in Los Angeles and can see myself moving to San Diego just to be closer to Balboa Park. It's like Disneyland for Photographers. I agree with dlevitt that upgrading to a 1" sensor camera will ...

You can look through some of my photos in this album and see the settings I used. There's absolutely no consistency at all, yet for each photo the settings were purposely selected by me with the ...

This should be a good thread if it doesn't wander off into the woods DPR actually has some really good stuff - but their search engine is pretty simple so they aren't easy to find. I've had better ...

I looked at a couple of your previous photos and dug into the EXIF data. The previous photos had a camera setting of "Sharpness: +2". The two sample photos presented in this thread (beach scenes) ...

My very first impression was these are just boring scenes that lack a subject*. The other photos in your gallery are nothing like this. Perhaps zooming into "Lady with Dog" and "Couple with Dog" ...

If you're on Windows 10, you can view or create slo-mo video using the built-in Photos app. macOS/*nix probably has something similar.

I don't think so. Ultra-wide lenses are also ultra-tall lenses, so if you're not careful with composition you'll have photos with a whole lotta sky and a whole lotta foreground and the subject or ...

You might find something here, DPR has handled them all and did some picking for you: Best compact zoom cameras in 2021

I know this is an old thread. If you're on Windows, try using <Shift>-<Enter> instead of just <Enter> and see if it does what you need. I don't know if it will work for you. Different editors and ...

The instruction manual for the RF 35mm f/1.8 macro lens lists the accessories that use the outer ring - the one you marked in red. Canon has an EW-52 hood and a couple of macro flashes that use the ...

There was a very similar thread in another forum a few days ago that could be helpful to you. In terms of dynamic range and ISO performance, the Canon RP does stand out for the wrong reasons but ...

Huh, I'd check that source again. Maybe what they meant to say is Canon's mirrorless RF mount cameras don't have a lot of third-party lenses available yet (many of those are manual focus only). ...

I sometimes get the inverse artifact (white halos around dark objects) on my HDR photos (different software) when I use certain tone mapping methods. My fix is to try a different tone mapping ...

I believe your camera is the Canon SX60 HS. It has a tiny cellphone-sized sensor so it takes photos that are similar to a cellphone. Broadly speaking, cameras with larger sensors will take better ...

I don't understand why it's necessary to make a gigantic leap from the P600 to these top-line cameras - especially if the cost terrifies you. These cameras may not even be the best ones to choose ...