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It's a catch-22. If Canon decides to use EF lenses, they have to retain the same focal point behind the mirror in mirrorless cameras even though they no longer have a mirror, thus they have to ...

These images are amazing!

Now that I've had the E-M1 Mark II for over a year, I thought I'd share some of my experiences, thoughts, and tips regarding this camera. I won't bother to go over what has been rehashed many ...

I am happy that Canon is finally trying to catch up with Sony with their new FF mirrorless technology, but I find myself concerned about the very significant investment in FF DSLR lenses in my ...

Not saying that its necessarily easy or that you'll get 100% success rate, but with the latest technology in image stabilization, reports have been that you can with a little care, get acceptably ...

I think it needs even more snow. And, maybe crop out the lake, because that isn't white. so maybe more snow, a few black trees and fences, no lake. Just my 2c.

It would really help if you mentioned what you are trying to light, what your concept is, and show example photos. For example, if you are doing a low key portrait, then you may not have a ...

One of the best resources for learning a wide variety of topics including photography is Lynda.com. What you may not know is that you can access all their content for free! What you have to do is ...

This thought has been on my mind ever since Space X raised the possibility of human colonies on Mars soon. One of the things we learn as photographers is that you should have a single source of ...

Can the Fuji X100 T or F series cameras be a suitable replacement for the RX1R II for those on a budget? Is there a noticeable difference in image quality, or mostly a handling/aesthetic thing?

These are beautiful pictures. I think I like the ones at night more than the daytime ones. I am sure there must be fewer crowds at night too. Thanks for sharing. My trip will be in April hopefully ...

It sounds exciting, and I hope you will share your images after you return. You are certainly very adventurous!

Thank you for the reply. I was suffering from an acute case of gear envy which has been properly cured now. I will not rent, but go with the gear I know and love. I think it's just that it's been ...

Sorry I realize I left it that info. I made a long reply to another comment, but to summarize, I am going to Washington D.C. and I have currently an Olympus EM 1 with the 12-100 f4 lens. It's a ...

Yes I probably should have mentioned where I was going and what I would be doing, that certainly would have been useful! The thing is, in reply to all the very fair comments in response to my ...

Well in a few weeks, I am going on a once-in-a-lifetime tour to an exotic destination. I am trying to decide between just making do with the gear that I have for travel photography (mostly ...

That is a great analogy! I think all the pieces are coming together finally now. But to see if I really understand this: given your example, with the APS-C sensor being overexposed if the same ...

Wow this is a really great explanation, thanks Richard. I so wish I could sticky this!

A different topic, but I've found them to be quite nice actually. "Nice" being my unscientific grasp of the subject matter, but the pictures coming look great. AF on the other is noticeably ...

Okay I get it so far, but one further point: I do realize that metabones adapters act as a un-teleconverter in that they have a <1 crop factor. But since the smaller sensor has an inherent crop ...