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Very beautiful, thanks for sharing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dechvhb0Meo
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@WindWardHaole: ... it's not in focus at all!

AF is quite so-so. The racket is heavily back-focussed!

why not focus on the eyes?

You're absolutely right, Fuji and Nikon tend towards cyanish skys, Canon (and Olympus for that matter) tend towards purple sky. With older cameras the cyan leaning could be quite annoying. With my ...

Wow.

As others mentioned: It is a White Balance Thing. Try setting your camera's WB to "cloudy" or even "shade" manually when shooting. I would simply take some RAWs and tinker at home -- get Nikon's NX ...

... the 50/1.8 was the reason for me to buy into the Nikon Z system. Granted, I did not shoot any other modern 50 (besides the new but quite old school Canon RF 50/1.8 STM) -- but the Nikkor Z ...

Would you mind sharing some samples? :-) Sounds interesting to me!

I think I referred to the coma related issues, see https://www.lenstip.com/587.11-Lens_review-Nikon_Nikkor_Z_20_mm_f_1.8_S_Summary.html Compared to the Sony 20mm (which does not fit on a Z camera, ...

Well if you want a fairly wide lens, then the 20mm will be your best bet. I heard it is optically not the greatest 20mm FF ML lens around, but it's not bad either. If I had to choose between 20mm ...

Pentax... new brand from China? 🧐

I did own and shoot the RF50/1.8. It is very nice for what it is, but bokeh falls on the UGLY side. The EF-M 32/1.4 has super beautiful bokeh, at least from what I saw on the net. Did not shoot/own ...

I owned a copy of this lens. It is huge (almost as big as a classic FF 24-70/2.8). It is not very sharp below f/5.6 and certainly no good match for a modern 32MP APS-C. Canon did not bother to ...

>Do you think Canon will release a lot of RF-s lenses? No. . . . ... because -- look how many /few EF-M lenses Canon released over the years. Plus: There's a new breed of "slowish" but affordable ...

I think tkbslc is spot on! You are the operator of your camera. As you already found out, iPhones do multiple exposures and merge them. Same can do any modern camera, including the R5, but e.g. ...

"What's the best way to describe sensor size?" -- "Bigger is better!" ;)

Wow, thanks Samuel! Amazing tech for the 70ties, IMHO.

What storage tech do older space craft like Hubble or Voyager use?