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Thanks, I may buy the STM someday - for now i've blown the budget for high-priority lenses like the 10-18 EF-S. I used that one this afternoon to video a farm produce open-air delivery and ...

It can't be entirely only valid for the original M - my M50 won't focus properly with the 50/1.8 II or the 50/2.5 Compact Macro. Haven't tried it with the Viltrox speed booster adapter, but I ...

Thanks, Sittatunga, that's really good info. While it's too bad that these great lenses don't work with the M50, it helps to be able to acknowledge the fact and move on. Hm, of course I'm feeling ...

Wow, Pradip, that's a VERY helpful link - I tensely scanned the list for the 24-105 and 135 and was so relieved not to see them. (https://hk.canon/en/support/8201705900) I'm not selling the 50/2.5 ...

Thanks, Pradip. It's actually a relief to hear that it's a known issue - so I won't waste time trying to make it work. :)

Thanks - a very interesting reply. I checked the adapter and all screws are tight - all at or below flush when I turn the adapter sideways and observe the plane of the connecting surfaces. The ...

Hello. The mount adapter ef-eos m does not work properly with two Canon EF lenses: the 50mm F/1.8 II, and the 50mm F/2.5 Compact-Macro. The Canon M50 body with mount adapter ef-eos m does not focus ...

Theoretical photographically correct thinking.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I was recently invited to shoot yet another wedding because I expose properly for faces, allowing them to look wonderful. Meanwhile, the bokeh is a lovely...

Right on, bro. Swell to meet a fellow utility photographer. I'm assuming that you, too, shoot hundreds of pix at events where flash would get you swiftly kicked out the door with a sore bum. In our...

Right on. Bravo Adobe - continuing to innovate despite the usual ego-driven fact- and fret-mongering feeding frenzy in any DPR comment thread.

Side-by-side tests show the ZV-1 blows the latest Apple tech away for low-light shooting. Also, the form factor, battery life, memory expansion, blah blah blah.

Of course they do. A popular YouTube channel is a tremendous sales tool for video and photos pros - an entertaining way to showcase their problem-solving skills, likability, ability to work well...

In a heartbeat, I'd buy it. Tremendous little camera. Sigh, OF COURSE it comes with standard Sony wretched menus (tm) and overheating worries (I shoot a lot indoors). Still, the excellent Potato...

Proof positive that it only takes one technology user whose fore brain shuts down leaving him with the intelligence of cotton candy or a toad.

What changed my photography: (a) Learning to expose and develop film. I was never completely happy in the darkroom until I discovered what really made my prints snap. It happened when I realized...

Sony support have worn masks for ages.

My choices: 1. Canon R for everything, 2. Sony A7III if they gave it to me at work and made me use it, 3. Nikon with gloves on so I can resell it ASAP.

Likewise, for me, HC110 was a sticky wicket. The top professional track and field sports photographers often used HC110, but they had it developed and printed by pros - Mark Shearman comes to mind....

This is why digital was invented.