trulandphoto

In manual mode, you just adjust aperture or shutter speed. Since it doesn't change the other, that's exposure compensation.

Waterford, New York

In the same vein, does anyone know if the ES-83 hood fits and functions on the EF 85mm f/1.4L lens? the ET-83E hood designed for that lens seems a bit lacking.

[...] Defects in materials and workmanship are only covered for the duration of the warranty.

The ThinkTank Speed series convertable bags are also nice. Shoulder bags with built in waist belt. They've been discontinued but you can find used ones out there.

Remember that 15 to 30 seconds is only one stop. You should see the same difference you see between 1/120 and 1/60, for instance.

They are all different posters, despite them all starting with "j".

5DsR - $3,899 5Ds - $3,699 I got my 5DsR as Canon refurb at $1,199 and my 5Ds used at MPB for $1,119.

No it's not, it's on the side. The 6DII has it on the front. http://trulandphotography.com

I use the promaster bracket. It's well built and inexpensive. https://www.promaster.com/Product/6383

https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Camera-Product-Images.aspx?Camera=819&CameraComp=1140

Beecher Creek Falls, Edinburgh, NY Northampton Campground, Great Sacandaga Lake, Adirondacks, NY Saratoga National Historical Park

If anyone has a TTP Speed Racer V2.0 they'd be willing to part with, let me know. My Speed Freak is just a bit small for what I want to carry, a Canon 5Ds R with EF 16-35mm f/4L and Tamron 45mm and ...

I managed to grab one while they were in stock yesterday. Arriving tomorrow. Can't wait.

You can use a Canon extender with the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM lens when the lens is extended beyond around 250mm. You can read this and see the image quality on TDP.

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22 point sun stars could be interesting.

I use Photomatix Pro. I've tried some others and don't use Adobe products. Photomatix Pro has lens profiles for the just a bit older Canon lenses I use.