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Again, it is odd that the camera would capture the .jpg and not the RAW as the .jpg is embedded in the RAW file.  Perhaps the lens is causing some communication error during writing which corrupts ...

Agreed and I've printed in ABW on a variety of Epson and other media and have never seen a green cast.  My assumption is that you are using genuine Epson, pigment inks?

What's strange about this is if it were a problem with the lens, one would suspect that you wouldn't get any image (.jpg/raw) at all.  Again, an intact .jpg and corrupt  RAW suggests a card ...

I understand the need for a hybrid bag, but most of them are too small on the camera side; it's always a compromise between gear and stuff. I'm a big fan of the 26L but am afraid that it may not ...

It's possible that the tiger noticed the camera and attacked it because it was novel, but it sure seemed like it was baited. While the video was interesting it was entirely inappropriate.

If you have the file and it was shot with a Canon with dual pixel AF or a Lytro camera then maybe, otherwise you'll have to rely on software solutions which primarily use complex deconvolution, ...

If the .jpgs are able to be extracted from the CR2's it usually means that the RAW file is corrupted.  I suspect that the camera is having some difficulty writing to your SD card.  Try the ...

Hey Mikey, Congratulations and much happiness.  Here are a couple quick adjustments.  The first was WB, shadows/highlights, antique, vignette.  #2) same + sunshine filter, #3) same as 1 but no ...

Are these 6d or 6dII files?  If it's the former have you tried opening them in DPP?  If they are the later and you haven't downloaded the updates, that may be the explanation.

It depends on the filter.  Some use aluminum like the thin polarizer others use brass or other metals.  Schneider claims that brass is less likely to bind to the threads (probably accurate).

It is unlikely that the salt water exposure would have had enough time to oxidize the aluminum ring or degrade the coatings, however the concern is that both salt and fresh water have minerals ...

You could try a context sensitive brush but usually, I find that for larger items like this against patterns such as water,the results are better with cloning.  Afterwards, if you want to optimize ...

Long overdue.  I never understood why they extracted the raw file and then generated .jpgs rather than using the embedded .jpg?  If one had more than a few images on a card or in a folder, the ...

Yawn, these stunts seem to pop up now and again and one can shoot a wedding or other event with a pinhole camera but does that prove? I understand paying homage to history but these events are...

I've seen many fine images shot with this lens on a Nikon camera but my experiences on Canon bodies including a 1dx, 5dmkiii, and 5dmkiv were anything but satisfactory.  The lens would hunt in ...

I've purchased several bodies through their contacts and they have all been legitimate, brand new, first rate, and North American products.  As others have observed read all of the details.

If they don't provide profiles and require sRGB he's better off converting to that color space especially if the images include a lot of skin tones.  The aRGB gamut extending into the greens/blues ...

You are likely to receive a variety of opinions and the best advice I would offer is to go to the Apple Store with a screenshot from your 15" MBP and open it on a 13" (I doubt they would have LR ...

The 24-105 L is a fantastic, all purpose, walk around lens.  It's sharp at f/8 and in no way supplants a 70-200. Sure the 24-70 f/4 is has 1/2 of the distortion at 24 mm compared to the 24-105 and ...

Interesting. Yes, I have the same issue and was looking for an all in one solution for travel, large tele's, and urban shooting as well. That's unfortunate. Yes, I like the Escape very much and it ...