Pete Silver

I've used the 70-200 f4 lens in my professional work and I'm really pleased with it. Never used the f2.8 version so I can't comment on that.

In video it is more natural to see things widescreen - as our eyes see things. But when people shoot vertical video on their phones (cos its easier to hold) but then wave it about to get the scene ...

I did start using my X-H1 as a webcam when the software came out. The webcam in my laptop annoyed me as it was at the bottom of the screen and you could see up my nose! Of course at that time you ...

The only way you could correct this is in your video editing program. I never shoot video in portrait mode.

Focal length doesn't matter it is aperture. You'll notice it more at f11 and above. Shoot a plain white wall or sky and if you see the spots the sensor needs a clean. A blower will not be enough. T ...

It's just another option and it's 160UKP which must be cheaper in the USA.

You could use something like the Blackmagic Intensity card in your computer. It has different inputs.

To me you wont be able to get around the problem without more lighting. Put the camera on manual exposure for the highlights - faces are the most important.

Well, it depends on what she wants or expects. I have never done that sort of photography be here is a shot I took last year on holiday - all I had with me was my Fuji and a 16-55 lens. A nothing ...

I had a similar problem when I bought my H1 when they first came out. I couldn't tell if IBIS was working or not. In the end the dealer exchanged it for another one and that's been ok since. Is ...

Perhaps that happens after you've blended the images. I can't remember now, I have switched to using Helicon Focus. It's a bit quicker quicker than PS.

Processed in LR and Topaz.

Just download the new webcam interface with Windows PC and it works great, although not set up sound yet. I shall now cancel my order of the Camlink!

Wishing you well.

An Aquiega. D850 Nikon 105mm Macro lens. Focus stacked.

Not familiar with that camera but could you not turn the mic gain right down?

I have done that in the past with no problems but now I just shoot RAW.

I've been using a Lexar 64gb XQD card and a Sandisk Extreme 64gb cards in my 850 for the last two years or so. Never had a problem with them. I use the SD card as an overflow. Shooting RAW is fine ...

Hold down the ISO button and move the front wheel.

Use something like Nero to copy the disk then you can burn them from the image it creates, set the number of copies that you want. The only problem you will have is sitting there doing 70 copies, ...