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It's a fraction, so think of it in terms of a glass of water, with the water being light. 1/2 a glass of water is more water (light), than 1/8 of a glass of water (light). Steve Thomas
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Check out: https://www.womenphotograph.com/ Click on their resources: Women Photo Organizations. Steve Thomas
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What a nice picture. You did very well. Steve Thomas
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I have a Canon 55 - 250mm telephoto lens. If I understand it correctly, the widest aperture my telephoto will go at the 55mm end is 4.0, and the widest my aperture will go on the 250 mm end is 5.6. ...
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John, At first, I wasn't sure if I would like the idea of having to manually raise the flash, but after trying it out a couple of times, I really like it. You still get the little warning icon that ...
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I was in the market to upgrade and for me, it also came down to a choice between the SL3 and the T8i. I chose the T8i, because, as it was pointed out, the T8i had more focus points and a slightly ...
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What would your recommendation be for white balance when shooting in black and white and shooting jpegs? Steve Thomas
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_____________________________________________________________________________ Mark, I'm using a Canon T8i. Since it's an APS-C , it's got a 1.6 crop factor, or magnification, or whatever you want ...
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I was looking at my camera manual and ran across this: “The angle of view through the viewfinder is approximately 23.2 degrees” and it hit me, that's almost exactly the degree of difference between ...
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It's an optical illusion Apertures change the amount of light coming in, they don't change the zoom level. Look at the amount of light coming in between the two buildings on the right between ...
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Anybody else notice the difference in time stamps, especially between picture numbers 1 and 2? Steve Thomas
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Mike, What a wonderful shot, conveying a sense of impending doom. You done good. Steve Thomas
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Pradeep, I was in your position not too long ago. For me, it came down to a choice between the Canon SL3 and a T8i. I chose the T8i for $750.00 (USD) because it had more focus points, and a ...
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Charlie, Going through a process of elimination, have your tried hooking up another HDMI device to your computer, and/or hooking up your camera to different computer? That might give you a place to ...
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Philippe, I don't know if this will answer your question, but I did a search using the term, "overexposing in a viewfinder" The search produced a lot of results: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=ov ...
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Digirame, I'm liking it a lot. I haven't had it for very long, so I'm still learning the controls, etc. I've been toying with an auto ISO setting with a -0.33 exposure compensation setting for a ...
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Backyard AV mode, 1/100ss, F8, large zone focusing, auto ISO, -1/3 EC, 55mm focal length, center-weighted average metering, auto WB Steve Thomas
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Since I believe that most people use their phones in portrait mode, I wanted to see how well taking and sending a vertical picture would work. It worked pretty well. It showed up nicely on my phone ...
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I think cameras work best where there is a lot of contrast - that is, where there is a definite distinction between light and dark areas. Your manual may even address this in a couple of places. ...
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Glad that worked. Yesterday, I reversed the process and sent a picture from my camera to my phone. You can then attach that picture in a text message or email to anyone else in the country. That's ...
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