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'Vacca', nominative singular = 'cow' Vaccae, nominative plural = 'cows'
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I take it that you are from somewhere in the US. In 60 years of desiring and using Nikon cameras I have never heard a Brit using the 'hi' version. Not saying that nobody does but ain't common, let ...
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But in some versions you pronounce V like W. And AE like 'eye'. I spent my first year of Latin learning that, the changed to a teacher who pronounced the Latin for 'cows' as 'vackay' rather then ...
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Sounds perfectly feasible. UK anglophones are not experts in how people from mainland Europe pronounce words. And there are many languages over there. I have a strong feeling you are a citizen of ...
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In what way? Your responses to some of the answers you have already received show that your technical understanding is at a pretty basic level. Nothing wrong with that; we all have to start ...
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There are other manufacturers, you know... :-) Sounds like paid work? Do you have a preference for FF or APS-C? The sensor size of the Canon 1D Mark IVappears to be something between the two. This ...
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No reason why you should not be able to use those lenses on a X-T4. I use a number of adapted lenses on mt X-T3 but I'm not in the Leica price league. https://fujilove.com/fujifilm-m-mount-adapter- ...
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That's good advice. Back in monorail view camera days it was my preferred way of macro focusing because it affected magnification less, especially around 1:1. Of course, that was before focus ...
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'Several' mm? 5mm FOV on APS-C requires about 3x magnification. Without doing accurate calculations I estimate that you could get that with a 50mm-ish macro plus full set of extension tubes, maybe ...
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Have you got the exposure right? Post an example. That sounds strange. Are you adjusting WB in the camera before shooting or in the computer?
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Assuming that it was designed for 16mm film use then you are likely to get a lot of vignetting on an APS-C camera. Someone else suggested that the screw part of the mount could be a T2, You can ...
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There is no such lens. Would you settle for a 2 x 2.65 section?
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You are mixing up two different things here, for a start. Your first two examples refer to the size difference between (so-called) 'Full Frame' sensors and smaller ones. The second two refer to ...
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Depends on what you mean by 'better'. Do you want deeper or shallower?
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Why? Genuine question. Exposure meters expect the average of all the tones in a scene to come to 18% reflectance. Your light coloured jar on a light coloured background probably averages to ...
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As far as I am aware there is no such animal. I believe that some Pentax DSLRs have AA battery grips available but don't know of any mirrorless. The last camera I owned that used AA cells was a ...
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Has it occurred to you that you are generalizing from a specific situation? I've never owned or used a Nikon digital camera and I've never run up against the issue you describe, although I've been ...
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I'm puzzled. 'Few indoor pictures' literally means that you do NOT shoot much indoors but the whole thrust of your question is how to improve your indoor shots. So post a couple of examples ...
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Asyou say the switch no longer works on a Canon either I can't see why you think it's a problem with the Panasonic. Internal breaks in leads are the most common cause I know for faults like this. ...
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