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Not really. Some already reached that point with phones that were generations older than that. Some are reaching it with a current generation phone. Some will reach it with phones of a future ...

It appears to be a type of sensor reflection. Some of the light falling on the sensor is being reflected forward again to the lens elements. Then a particular lens element (often the rearmost one) ...

The names are a bit different: 3600HS(D) and 5600HS(D). There are also the Sony equivalents: HVL-F36AM and HVL-F56AM. Only if you buy another different model to mount on the camera as a controller. ...

This is the online User Guide: https://helpguide.sony.net/gbmig/44214511/v1/eng/index.html Look at the very bottom of this page: https://helpguide.sony.net/gbmig/44214511/v1/eng/contents/11/01/03/0 ...

Note the compatibility statements: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1341883-REG/godox_tt685c_ttl_camera_speedlite.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/replacement_for/571297-USA/Canon_2805B002 ...

Family pictures can mean almost anything. I've shot lots of them with a prime and lots of them with a zoom, depending on the situations and my goals. But switching among three lenses for family ...

VueScan provides Kodachrome-compatible dust removal with those scanners, and I presume with any other scanner that supports an IR channel. https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/supported-scanners.html

I think pre-capture is okay. One of my cameras has it, but I've never actually used it for anything, and I might never use it. But I don't mind it sitting in the menu as an option.

I answered. Look at what I actually said escapes me. 'That' refers to a laundry list of personal opinions. It does not refer to answering people who ask other questions. I'm sorry that you think my ...

You asked for evidence of something. I looked around and supplied it. I like doing things like that. You then thanked me and asked another question or two. I wasn't sure if you were asking me ...

It is to some people. I know I've seen similar comments from at least one other poster in Open Talk - one who loudly disrespected any result that was not a JPEG straight from the camera (as if ...

That's not the solution. What you want to do is use either M mode or S mode when shooting movies so you choose the shutter speed: https://helpguide.sony.net/dsc/1720/v1/en/contents/TP0001560881.html (1) ...

Part A: Part B: It's a bit difficult to reconcile both parts of your post. If you mean do something with no clear reason why ... yeah, occasionally.

Looks like I found one using DPR's search, though I had to go back almost a year: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64381996 Quote: I imagine anyone whom plays with RAW files in Lightroom comes ...

Here's another one for you: The 'best' choice of shutter speeds depends on whether electricity in your region runs at 50Hz or 60Hz.

Nope, not similar to the original post. Your issue is specific to artificial light that pulses. If they didn't experience it, it was because they used a different shutter speed. It's not a white ...

Yep, I know. As I said, I assume you can capture birds in flight with your T7 and the Sigma lens, but you'll need to develop some good skills and probably accept a lot of 'misses' along the way. ...

Many owners of the Sony RX10IV (US$1700 new, quite a bit cheaper used) get impressive results with that kind of photography. You could do some reading about it. https://www.google.com/search?q=sony ...

They 'hopped' during the exposure.

I assume you're voicing your objection to the OP's statement that some consider 'false': Who knew the word similar would raise an objection because someone thinks it doesn't match the film analogy ...