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In my experience, It improves it also when you are shooting at fast shutter speeds (200+ shutter speed). On the S1R a lot of my shots were not as sharp as I would have liked  (and I'm not a ...

I started using it when I was getting a lot of shots that weren't sharp- It cured the problem completely and now, I have it on all the time.  It turns out, I have very steady hands (I can get the ...

Thank. you - the question arose because It mysteriously stopped working on the 70-200/4 when I inadvertently switched off IS at the lens. Since the (5/1.8 doesn't have IS I wanted to be sure it ...

Hello I am looking at getting the lumix 85mm 1.8. Does the I.S status scope work even when the lens has no built in stabilisation?  For that matter, is I.S status scope supposed to work on adapted ...

My S1R gets warm regularly when I thrash it. But I have to be really shooting it heavily. Happens more since I got a 512Gb CFExpress card. Only warm though but noticeably so.

Thanks very much for responding.

Thanks very much for responding.

Thanks very much for responding. Do you get C-AF on the L-mount 50Art? I believe the 50 is similar to the 40 in that they both have a permanently attached adapter (ie not really native)  - is that ...

Thank you very much for responding. Yes, I had seen that thread before. To clarify, I have recently owned and used the lens in Nikon mount (on a Fuji X-H1) and I think it's a fantastic lens. I ...

Hello Anyone have experience with the 40mm 1.4 in L mount? How does it compare to the EF mount version used with the MC21 adapter (especially as regards AF)? Thanks in advance

But surely, if we follow this to its logical end (even without being ridiculous), we should really be shooting sports with an 8X10 daguerrotype! Camera tech has made everything easier and easier. ...

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yes, and this is a significant advantage.

You are absolutely correct and my intervention was unnecessary (I missed the word often in your sentence - "The metering will remain calibrated for that snowy scene (and subsequent shots) often wit ...

He gives the impression that you can fire and forget once you have compensated - yes the offset will continue to be applied but no, you can't "proceed without further intervention, even if the ...

That is not the case. The whole point of the AE lock button is to freeze the exposure setting precisely because the exposure the friendly machine calculates can differ with slight changes to the ...

Your S1R can do this too. Set one of your burst modes to 6K/4K and set the 6K/4K rec method to Pre-Burst. You only get JPEGS but it will go back in time for you. See pp 130-135 of the manual.

First let's deal with the definition of ETTR. It is important to know whether raw digger indicating that there are no blown channels is gospel or not. Up till now that is what I have understood ...

Well, that's kinda what I have been saying from the start. The whole point of bracketing is not to need to decide on the go by just how much you need to lower the exposure -the amount is bound to ...

Ok. To me, the image looks over-exposed (especially her arm - which wasn't visible in the earlier crop), not just harsh and, more importantly, like it will be difficult to recover. I am surprised ...