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the desire for 28mm was filled long ago with smartphones. smartphones are far more convenient than carrying around a second camera, just to duplicate a focal length that you already have. smartphon ...
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the permit isn't relevant to the fact that his hated "ytubers" have nothing to do with national parks being overrun with people.
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all of those companies were selling to the same market, and smartphones took over the 28mm market; much of the history of iphones for example was based on 28mm lenses. my guess is that smartphones ...
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yes. the nps already made it happen, the only thing under discussion here is the fee amounts and the absurd lack of clarity from the nps.
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you clearly haven't been to a popular national park in a very long time. because it's overrun with smartphone owners taking family photos, not people who are trying to monetize youtube videos.
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there is only one leica 28mm milc lens with af, and nothing from ricoh; if anything ricoh discontinued other 28mm lenses with af: Ricoh GR Lens A12 28mm f/2.5 Camera Unit 4 170563 B&H Photo Video ...
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no, you are engaging in a logical fallacy: "With a slippery slope fallacy, the arguer claims a specific series of events will follow one starting point, typically with no supporting evidence for ...
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what part of " only six 28mm ff milc lenses with af on the market today ", was unclear? samyang for instance chose to make a 35/2.8, 35/1.8, 24/1.8, 24/2.8, etc, NOT a 28mm lens. those are really ...
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the preponderance of evidence indicates otherwise. there are only six 28mm ff milc lenses with af on the market today: Mirrorless Lenses and Compact System Lenses | B&H Photo (bhphotovideo.com) whe ...
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if that was the priority you could get the samyang 24/1.8, for $400. they both have crappy stepper motors, which seems to be standard at this low end. that samyang 35/2.8 is $239 (!) at b&h right ...
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on the a1 you can't actuate that real-time tracking you described with any button, it has to be done with the touch screen as you described... the a7rv improved that, we are hoping that it ...
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x2 on all that, when i finally make out to utah. i was planning on running some places along the 395 again, including the rubicon, but with all of this snow things will be difficult at elevation ...
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youtube videos are_shot_on smartphones, and edited on computers. there are many examples of that, for instance: Matt's Off Road Recovery - YouTube
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nikon doesn't have anything comparable to the sony 200-600, so it's not clear where you think that you are seeing better lens options with a dslr. if you into shooting bif, later-model milc bodies ...
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the definition that matters the most is how the i.r.s. defines it, and intention is a very small part of their equation: "The IRS presumes that an activity is carried on for profit if it makes a ...
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exactly... a park ranger wouldn't take an interest because a guy with a smartphone is not having a negative impact on the park, nor the visitor experience for other people. the fact that his ...
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you can't find any, period, because your claim was wrong. you just can't admit it. no, the o.p. said nothing at all about profit, it was *you* that brought it up, out of nowhere. read what you ...
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then we can agree that your claim about "a few" was idle speculation. as i recall it was you that brought up profit. as the article stated the nps already tried to fine youtubers who didn't pay the ...
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the thread topic is about whether or not the absurd fees that the nps is charging for a guy with a smartphone are fair. quoting what the nps says is not addressing that, and as the article stated, ...
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"a few"? can you find even one youtuber who got enough views to pay for a trip to shoot one park. gas, food, lodging, entry fees, etc... post the link.
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