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> All people see colors, and color combinations different

This is factually inaccurate and has been disproven by multiple studies. Excluding those with actual color deficiencies, most people see...

Agreed. I feel one thing that really should have been addressed along with the monitor is the ambient lighting in the room (or a print evaluation light booth). They casually suggest a D65 white...

In recent years MacOS improved their calibration tools on Mac monitors. It isn’t just the visual contrast adjustments they had. They have factory calibration data (likely from a spectroradiometer)...

Newer MacBooks have a pre-calibration set of data inside and you can create new profiles (even without a colorimeter) by defining a color temperature and brightness.

Most calibration softwares...

They can’t. You need to calibrate to something. You’d have to choose a specific white point and brightness. Cameras don’t exist only in a room with gray walls, no windows, and consistent D50...

There is a specific reason I stated 4 shot and not 16 shot. In my limited testing we were diffraction limited at even fairly wide apertures meaning we'd not get any more detail out of 16 shot. ...

What do you see in the results? Are you seeing an increased sharpness due to there being 4 luminance photo sites for every 2 green photo sites on a color sensor? I don't have one on me at the ...

@ Jeff Carlson
I agree I suspect the 24 will be fine for the 24,28,35mm focal lengths, but the Pro Max doesn't have a 3x telephoto lens, it jumps from 24 to 120mm equivalents.

So how will it do...

I agree with you in general about the 24mm main camera. That said, if I'm getting 12MP images from my 13Pro with a smaller sensor at 26mm and 56mm equivalents, being as these are 48MP on a larger...

Likes: I heard mention of an anti-flare coating, which if it works would fix one complaint I have with the 13Pro. An image stabilized 120mm sounds great, depending on how the quality looks. USB 3...

100s was 5999, this is 7499. that's a 25% mark up. I don't have a 100s but used one for quite a bit. Great camera and if you can get one on sale now, even better. But if I was in the market I'd...

Every aspect of photography is a game of trade offs. No one forces you to use primes, if you do choose to use primes, no one forces you to only use one. However if you choose to use primes, and ...

If we're saying the same thing, then why did you just say that only works with a zoom? Yet I'm doing with with a prime. Choose the distance for the perspective, then choose the focal length ...

You can get a subject to fill the frame of any lens by changing distance. However it's the distance that controls perspective. The focal length dictates what distance you'll be at for a given ...

If you only have one prime and you move to the frame, you are not controlling perspective/compression and you drive your choice by lens you have. I'm shooting right now with a medium format system ...

Both this approach and your interest in the dimensional field of view, implies you have no concern about perspective, background compression, etc. If you do your math on a 50mm lens so that you ...

I can and have, but there are also calculators like the dimensional field of view calculator a little bit down on this page: https://www.tawbaware.com/maxlyons/calc.htm In the studio I have a tape ...

Ehhh... I agree OP is making a mountain out of a molehill and that nearly everyone is just going to use the viewfinder (and years of experience giving an intuition of what a lens will look like). B ...

I use this all the time... when I'm photographing paintings. They are relatively flat and I use a calculator to figure out the dimensional field of view if I need to be precise. However when I'm ...

Having narrower DOF means you need to focus. An action camera is always in focus, it's focus is fixed. It never hunts, it never misses focus. Everything from a certain distance away from the camera...