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I checked it again and it's up still. Not sure what happened with your view. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqxnJQcQXss EDIT: Oh ok it says playback on other websites is disabled, you gotta copy n ...

I tried playing it at different speeds and for the life of me i can't decide. Is it just a huge explosion and so it looks slow, or is it filmed in slow motion? I see no motion on the boats and the ...

Go to THIS link and check lens compatibility for the Fringer adapter, i have 4 EF lenses so far including the 55-250stm that i use on my XS10 and they work great, i wouldn't know they are not ...

Sony seems like the camera maker with ADD, im not sure i'd feel comfortable expecting to live there long term. Their sensor division is safe, cameras im not so sure.

Agreed. Incidentally i use mostly EF glass on my Fuji body which frees me to multiple systems. Not only can many ML systems use EF, but i can even grab a cheap Canon DSLR should i want one...

Absolutely, especially those who make a living at it, they would be dumb to not use an advantage. I have never seen tech as a competition to skill, they compliment eachother.

May be motion blur, may be shutter shock. Most shots look to be in the danger zone for ShSh, which tends to fall between 1/20 and 1/200 depending on the FL.

Do you mean semi auto? As in paddle shifters? when i think of auto i think of your basic D for drive, R for reverse, P for park.

Pros back then learned skill out of necessity, for the average consumer today, it's not a necessity. I use MF a lot more than i used to bc i have manual lenses i like to use, but no matter how ...

It will work no probs, it's basically just a passthrough. I had and off brand for my M50 and i couldn't tell the difference between EF and my native kit zoom. My concern is EF-S, arent those apsc ...

Are you kidding? Don't ever ask that again...

I wish somebody would tell that to my S21, freaking sucks juice like a vampiress on a virgin.

That sensor isn't ending though, there are several companies still using MFT sensors, with several lens mounts. Not to mention the JIP company that bought Olympus' property and is still developing ...

I have met some working photogs that amazed me how little they knew, they just copied some setups they saw somewhere else. It really is a business as much as it is a skill or artform.

Clearly it's a modular FF back, with a switchable mount up front, for A mount or E mount.

I voted for the 150-500 but i'd prefer a 400-800 F/8 :-D