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I meant to post the link for the 16GB Sandisk Ultra . Yeah, the 32Gb Extreme is probably overkill but not too pricey. The Ultra is half the size, half the cost, and more than half the read speed. ...

The 40D supports type I and II Cf cards. A card like that in the following link is more than sufficient. https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-SDCFXSB-032G-G46-CompactFlash-Memory/dp/B00NUB2Q9E If ...

I didn't read through the thread in its entirety. Invest in a color checker passport and make your own camera/lens/light profiles. And just stop whining about a non-issue. There are much bigger ...

I saw the same behavior when I first connected the 5D Mark IV with a USB cable. If I clicked on the device in file explorer, it didn't recognize that there were files on the cards. Once the device ...

It's probably a late notification from Canon. Version 1.1.3 fixed the PTP issue.

Is there a specific issue that you're having with the firmware update? Try these steps. 1) Download the G3 firmware upgrade software for your OS (Mac or Windows). Godox uses .rar archive files for ...

Did you try setting the ETTL metering to Average rather than Evaluative when using the 568 EX II as someone in that old thread suggested? There's no way to update the firmware on the Yongnuo ...

There could very well be compatibility issues. There were issues with some Godox products also, but they got resolved with firmware updates. You might want to check the following thread as well. ...

The setting to display AF points is in the AF5 menu. And if you haven't already set it, set the multi-controller to direct AF selection so that it's not necessary to press the AF button first to ...

Nice! Makes me want to buy a 1DX Mark III and move to Tahiti.  :-)

I don't know about your specific issue, but indexing is used only to facilitate the search function. Indexing is done automatically each time that you open a folder in DxO. What happens if you ...

I don't have the 90D, but typically Canon cameras are pre-loaded with lens profiles. It might be necessary to delete some profiles that are already in the camera's database that you aren't using ...

It appears that syncing with your cloud account in LR Classic is the easiest way to migrate everything. https://community.adobe.com/t5/Lightroom-Classic/Migrating-from-Lightroom-CC-to-Lightroom-Cla ...

Let us know what you find out from Canon.

I wonder if you could use a transmitter like the Godox X1T (or X2T) and mount the EVF on the transmitter hot shoe. Not sure it will work. I don't have the EVF to test it.

This video by Neil van Niekerk might answer some of your questions. It focuses on indoor diffuser use. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L08G2dfIwFY

Yes, specific software applications need to support the 10-bit output to see a benefit, but the card can still output 10-bit to the display.

Keep in mind that your video card needs to support the 10-bit output and that you need to use the display port connection from the card. If you don't have either of those, it's not a 10-bit ...

No thank you. I left ON1 with the 2017 version. Lightroom, PS, and DxO work just fine for me.

Canon engineered the lenses, so they can mathematically mitigate and counterbalance the various aberrations that a particular lense exhibits.