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If max iso and shutter speeds of 1/125 are acceptable ,then yes. If you want less image noise or faster shutter speeds or both, then no. That is if you mean really low light. With dim moderate ...

My goodness, that site has a thorough introduction to color management. As a highly paid IT consultant that learns some fairly involved stuff - I am feeling so lazy, like I just want a consultant ...

This was actually a quite excellent introduction: https://www.americanframe.com/printing-digital-photography.aspx

Thanks Charles for the response. I've learned something already. I take both of these as recommended industry leading mailorder service providers (and appreciate that reference). One section talks ...

I am interested in doing some printing for myself, to create a 12x18 format printed portfolio. My options amount to buying a printer (Canon Pixma Pro 100 looking promising given the rebate offered) ...

A YouTube influencer compares the iPhone XS camera to a Sony A7iii. My reaction: To be more honest (and less click-baity) this review could have been called "Comparison of straight-out-of-camera ...

The problem is that sensor sizes are what they are, and it is far more convenient to have WYSIWYG in the viewfinder. #mirrorlessadvantage The actual problem are printing services and paper that are ...

By whatever means necessary, Leica can find partners to work with (like Panasonic and Zenit) and start producing FF "M experience" cameras that are sub $3000, and you won't see the Leica company...

I had 24-240 and I loved it, although I had to deny that on more than one occasion. But recently when buying back telephoto capability above 70 I decided on FE 70-200/4 G. Objective analysis like ...

I will tell you how many times i have wished the adapted M mount Color Skopar 21/4 would work on my mirrorless cameras (Fuji X and now A7iii). I am glad they engineered a solution, but I really...

Competition baby. I can't believe that the 24/1.4 GM is planned to be $1400. Anyone else like to see a price adjustment of the GM glass, read: competition . . . That is so exciting. Could you ...

Maybe I'll buy Batis 25/2 used for a song, with everyone breathlessly wanting to upgrade. #bottomfeeder But to be honest, there are far worse bottoms than a Batis 25/2. I really miss that digital ...

Personally not, because I prefer 20-21 range width as well. But the market is pretty clear. It should stake territory out in the Batis 25/2 range which Zeiss has dominated with a substantial ...

Not so fast. Today, two things happened in close coincidence that have tipped the scale again: Someone approached me wanting to buy my 70-200/GM, and having an equally minty 85/1.4 GM they wondered ...

As it turns out, a few tweaks was all I needed to optimize: (1) Tokina FíRIN 20/2 MF - I am loving this lens for hyperfocal focusing technique - set to f/8 and 2m, and 1m to infinity is acceptably ...

Set to f/8 and 2m... a light box. Incredible And perhaps keeping 70-200/GM is the best way to handle telephoto needs. No longer a trinity it can come out when purpose requires .

I have taken a-lot of this feedback to heart. I had an epiphany about my notion of having a B "street" camera. I don't need that . I have an A7m3 and a Sonnar 55/1.8 . When I want my one camera one ...

Two things about FE 24-240: One is that I had it and found it on my camera more than any single lens. I very much enjoyed packing that and the 55/1.8 as a 2 lens pack for the day. It is the most ...

Of the trinity I had, Tamron spent the most time on my camera. Yes I missed 24 a little, but I loved how light and reasonably priced the Tamron is. Its the one I am least inclined to sell. Partiall ...

I really am trying. Well, you have every right to think from my instagram that I mostly shoot street. And it is true that when I am on the street I just keep 28-75 on the camera and keep switching ...