csiluk

You could tryout doing a custom WB when you take the picture and use the natural or standard profile on your camera. It may still need some adjustment in post, but it should get you close.

You need a lens to get an image. You need an EF or EF-S mount lens. I hope you have a cap covering the lens mount on the body. If its been sitting around open, you will probably have to have it ...

Same opinion here. The second is far better. I'd be more interested in seeing the difference between the second image and what can be obtained by the in-camera stacking with the 60mm macro, which ...

That second image is fantastic!

Yes, Fuji has fantastic OOC jpegs. I got my grey card about 40+ years ago :-) It was a Kodak 8x10" grey card. I just cut to smaller sizes. I doubt that it is even the right color grey anymore. ...

A couple from my EM5 Mll. Canon 50mm Macro @ f8 (maybe) This flower is about I/4" in size. Komine Vivitar 55mm Macro @ f16

A couple of images from my garden of weeds. Konica 52mm @ f2 Konica 52mm @ f2

I have a hand full of Nikkor lenses and at least a dozen Takumars and it's quite normal that the Nikkors are on the cool side and the Takumars are on the warm side despite AWB being set. I get the ...

You can't judge the finger space by viewing from the top. The Z6 has a grip that is contoured nicely on the side toward the lens and the front of the grip below the controls. Unlike Sony's grip ...

I found the bright concrete to the right a bit distracting.

Not sure what the "look" is you are referring to. I see nothing special, just a snap shot taken with hard lighting. No need for Photoshop or Lightroom. Just put the sun behind you and to your left ...

Maybe they are referring to DOF preview. That can be assigned to a function button. And depending how you have your EVF set up, you can see exposure, but only plus or minus 3 stops.

Outstanding work!!

Welcome to forum :-) I'm guessing you meant to say  "I'm a new member " :-) I'm sure you will find the forum quite interesting and hopefully helpful. You can add images to a post by clicking on the ...

Only if you had Auto ISO selected. I think you may have manually selected ISO 1600 for a particular shot and forgot to change it back to a lower one. I'm pretty sure Auto ISO would have selected a ...

Too many to comment on each, but in general, most could have been shot at ISO 100 and a much slower shutter speed. f4 @ 1/4000 and ISO1600 makes no sense. For a non-moving subject with your 50mm ...

Don't think you ruined this photo. Your too hard on yourself. Considering this a new lens to you and the lighting was not ideal, it's still a good photo! You captured the moment with excellent ...

I first looked at this image on my phone and could not see your settings. Now I'm on my computer and see you shot this at 1/200th at ISO 2000. I don't think it's a focus problem. I think the ...

Made me chuckle :-D Looks like he/she is having fun. Great shot!

I agree with Mark. It's in focus and sharp considering his face fills less than 2% of the frame. You are simply too far away to get razor sharp fine detail on the face. You will need to get closer ...