Johnw12

The first and third shots seem to me to be done with a large light box or a very large umbrella. Probably from the right shoulder of the photographer. They are nice but I actually like your shots ...

I have it (Ultimate) and I like it very much. It is the Swiss Army knife of digital image editors. It can do just about everything well. I use DXO Photolab as my raw developer and use ACDSee for ...

One big thing about PL is it lets you customize just about every aspect including prime NR. Set it up the way you want. To me with most programs that let one adjust things the defaults are just ...

Very interesting. I bought my 80D and was not upset that it did not have 4k video. For one thing I can't edit 4k. I don't have the gear to do so. I can edit in full HD though.

Proof of the 10-18mm use is all over youtube with the best of the vloggers, (casey neistat etc ) All over the internet? Really? How would anyone know? Though we are focused on Canon in this forum ...

There are two ways to see the preview of shots taken. First set a duration to review the image in shooting menu 1. This makes it an automatic view.  Another way is press the image view button on ...

I should explain why I don't think this particular lens is a good choice for vlogging. For vlogging I'm assuming you will be using head shots a lot. That is framing your head and maybe shoulders. ...

If DXO allows license transfer there should be some indication of it on there web page. Some software developers do allow transfers most don't.

Actually, I was thinking I should add that a 35 mm would be a good choice. I'm glad you did.

Its a wide to super wide lens. That kind of lens is not ideal for portraits. They will distort the face. 50 to 85  is a better choice. As a wide angle lens the 10-18 is a very good buy.

What's you normally do to a photo when it comes to food photo retouching? Eat the subject.

CA or chromatic aberration is a lens issue. The camera has nothing to do with it. That said the 80D can reduce the CA if you set it up to do so. I have found that I can eliminate it in DXO Photolab.

Thats why I mentioned it.:-)

I think the OP is using narrow to mean small. I don't see any of the photos using "fast" apertures. One thing I noticed was the out of focus backgrounds. A nice touch.

I like these a lot. Very well done.

I use it mostly because the subject is most often in the center. If the subject is not in the center than I will not use the center point. Or I will use back button focus.

From the 80D manual It took me a while to become accustom to the 80D's focusing. It has so many modes. It is a very good system. I use mostly center spot AF. It lights red when focus is achieved.

I think you have a very good method for taking available light shots. But then the subject is special.:-)

I was joking.  However, unless it is overturned it will stand.