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Brittany, any indication as to what is different from the previous Extenda version? Aside from showing a 60m range, rather than 50m, there are no other specs you mentioned that weren't already in...

I've collected a mix of 14 of the E6 and E6N batteries. The ones that date back to 2010 and thereabouts do indicate only one bar of recharging performance. I've never been able to find out what ...

I'd err on the side of the 5D4 most likely. Here's the logic: 1) You have a 7D2, and that body is designed to work pretty much exactly like the 5D3 or 5D4. Running the two together is great, as ...

I can think of one thing that would cause this during a firmware upgrade. The 5DSR has a feature called micro focus adjustment. It helps create an adjustment factor for the front-focus or ...

I had a 5DSR a couple years ago, but sold it for the 5D4. That was a good decision. But when looking for a good backup camera that might provide a feature or two my 5D4's didn't, I looked again at ...

I found that my two year old worked best with servo focus, as when he tried to use one-shot, he would frequently not realize the focus racking had stopped and was not tracking a moving target. He ...

This evening I was out with kids taking pictures of them sledding. It was getting dark. The 70-200 (Tamron G2, btw) was getting useless. I spent a full half hour getting shots with the 85 and the ...

I like to do panoramas at sunrise, blue hour, etc., so for me, performance at wide apertures is still important. For this reason, when seeking maximum resolution, I turn to a series of Sigma Art ...

I fell hard for the 50 Art. Sold the Canon. I did take portraits fully open, but portraits weren't my main subject typically. Since then I've also been using the 45mm TS-E f/2.8, which is actually ...

Best answer ever.

Really nice! Love the depth. It appears that common practice is to pick one focus plane and shoot the whole rack with that set. I like to shift the focus as I pan. Then again, 2/3rds of my shots ...

Yes, the Tamron 85 VC is pretty fantastic. Has VC. Sharper. It will still have some CA issues in high contrast scenes, but more manageable, as in a one-touch adjustment in Lightroom. To give you a ...

The resale value of a used version II and a new one that you buy and sell later will be identical. I'd go for a used II, and probably pay around $1400 if you're patient and $1500 if you're not. I ...

I did this test a few times with one 100-400II and two different 400 5.6s. I came out each time believing the zoom was significantly better quality. This could be copy variation. I did MFA all ...

Correction... The 5d4 has an *adequate* intervalometer built in. You need to turn the camera off to stop it. You can't set a timer to have it start x many minutes later. In essence, it took 60 ...

Loved that lens with my 5D4. Used it a great deal. I sold it because I'd gotten a 24-35 Art f/2, and it turned out that this zoom was just about as good but had the wider range. I sometimes miss ...

I put up 12 and found that the 2 expansive landscapes got about the same ratings. Other genres got from 45-75 percent. One thing that is probable: the resolution you can see on these small photos...

I had both in Canon mount (V1 of the Tamron, of course, as the V2 just came out some days ago). Sold the Tamron (much loved, I might ad) because the Sigma spanked it decisively. Of course, you ...

If Canon had adequate tech in the R series to do fast readout, and thereby decent frames per second, I'd have said no, I expected a 5R instead of a 5D5. But as it is, we may well get another 5D5. I ...

My condolences. You might find this article illuminating, but it dealt with salt water... https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2017/10/about-getting-your-camera-wet-teardown-of-a-salty-sony-a7sii/ I ...