Jack Calypso

My Dad got one of these from some sort of sales promotion: Half-frame, spring-wound power film advance. Film speed was set with various sized lens/diaphragm combinations arrayed around the taking ...

Take a look at the Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark III .

ProMediaGear has a modular L-bracket for gripped R5/6, with the vertical section offset forward to allow full rotation of the LCD: https://www.promediagear.com/PLCBGR10-L-Bracket-for-Canon-R5-and-R ...

I received one of the FotoPro brackets the other day. I bought it from an AliExpress shop  for $30-40 less than the above-mentioned source. I've never had one of these without  the arms, but I ...

If there are individual panes set in a wood lattice, you might be able to put a hinge on one side of a pane, so it could be swung aside.

Waiting for an R7 is like waiting for a 7D mkIII.

There is a lens that can shoot 360 degrees, the Sphere Pro from Sphere Optics. It uses a novel toroidal design with a conical mirror element. Specs can be viewed here. While it was introduced a few ...

B irds I n F light, the only worthwhile genre of photography, at least here on DP Review Forums ;-)

I would guess it was a single-use camera that was taken to a custom lab for processing.

Acceptable? It depends. I have been able to spend (often, quite a bit) less than retail, and get like-new gear with a one-year factory warranty. The experience of doing so is another story. The ...

I had a similar experience with a 24-105mm f/4 (waiting patiently). Aside from that , I have bought gear from Canon Direct many times in the past, and several times since, with no problems. I ...

Solid as a rock.

Yes you can. I have a version of this  bracket for my 80D — being modular, different camera-specific bottom plates can be fitted to one upright. The upright is offset forward about 32mm relative ...

Reviving some old manual focus lenses is why I went  Mirrorless (well, one of the reasons). Focus Peaking is OK, but I would love to see a digital microprism collar.

DPReview's reviews of the Eos M5 and M6 . I had never looked at the M5 too much, but I was reading about it last night. I like the design more than that of the M50 [Tilt screen!]. I think if Canon ...

A search for "Canon M50 L-bracket" on AliExpress yields lots of variation on the same model (some with added cold shoe), one of those anodized aluminum jobs. I got several L-brackets for my RP, ...

I have this one on order for my M6 mkII. I  don't know about the M50, but M system L-brackets seem to be very scarce.

I can't offer any suggestions (sorry), but this reminds me of when I worked at a camera store that was originally a jewelry store, complete with walk-in safe, which we used as our stock room.

It's been here for years. At a local art show in Arizona ten years ago, there were several photographers selling prints of desert landscapes with the color saturation goosed way up. Eye-catching, ...

I have a caged Canon M6 II, and have used Magic Arms to attach stuff, and it's worked out well. What appeals to me about the FotoPro is having the mounting point at the front of the lens, rather ...