Dareshooter

I haven’t heard of that for film either. No way to see a histogram on a film camera. With print film you had plenty of exposure latitude with slide film there was very little so one third of a stop...

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Beat me to it . We have similar organisations here in the UK . I should have mentioned it in my previous post but somehow forgot to include that info.

No I prefer the sound of silence .

I’m not in the USA but have been a member of my local camera club for almost 30 years so my advice to you is to go along to the club you mentioned to check out what they do. You will need to ...

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The first person on the left has no face because there is no face to see. That person is wearing a white hat and looking down at the ground .

Don’t give up like I almost did  but on my fifth attempt over five years I finally got a really good one . Bought it  from MPB UK for £58.00 in as new condition so I’m very happy .

+1 I thought it was excellent 😊

Thanks . I didn’t have time to offer that information earlier so I’m glad you stepped in to help the OP . 😊

Yes every time .

No but I never delete  so instead I format the card in camera once all photo’s are transferred and backed up to the computer.

Returned by people who realised too late that they couldn’t make phone calls  with them .

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No doubt about the Speedlite and sensor cleaning issue but what some might have missed is that there is no highlight alert either on playback either !

A catadioptric lens on water might result in a lot of distracting donut effects given the specular highlights that occur  on water.

Check out the Specs on Canons site Steve and you will find that there is a diopter adjustment. Not sure where you saw that.

I tried four ranging from almost fair to diabolical and gave up…until recently. I decided to try one last time and what do you know I finally got me one that was so good I thought I was going ga ...

Seb , in the heat of the moment it’s all too easy to slight shift the camera off the subject and also just pressing on the shutter button could cause the slightest bit of camera movement.