gipper51

Very nicely done! Fantastic video and storytelling.

I may have come off harsh and implied it wasn't a great lens...it certainly is.  I just don't care for this recent tend in ultrawide f2.8 zooms of the extreme vignetting in the corners.  It's not ...

Never shot it (nor any RF glass or bodies), but from reviews I find the vignetting of Canon's latest f2.8 ultrawides appalling.  The latest EF version shares the same characteristics.  Sorry, but ...

I can highly recommend the Canon 430EX-III RT.  I have this flash along with the big gun 600 II RT and several older Canon flashes.  The 430 is a gem, and is the flash I take with me the most due ...

Just export out a processed JPG or TIFF file from your editing software of choice and then run that through it.  I'd suggest zero sharpening on the export, then do any sharpening after you run it ...

I'm gonna go against the grain here and recommend an odd combo:  EF 70-200 f2.8 Non-IS with 1.4x III extender. Yes you will need an RF-EF adapter.  I'm suggesting this as a 70-200 will often be too ...

The R6 with a good lens will make very nice large prints. If you still have reservations, I'd consider testing some images from it in Gigapixel AI for enlargement. This software does quite a solid ...

Just another piece of the AI puzzle in place. How many more are needed until Skynet becomes self aware? :)

Yes, I will say the 5D4 has required far less MFA than my other bodies.  I've never had the 5D3, but compared to my 7D2 and 6D it has been excellent.  I think only a couple of my lenses have MFA, ...

Most of my lenses end up requiring some MFA adjustment for perfect focus. I stress the perfect part, because many lenses focus well enough that you could leave them alone and still get good shots. ...

Your 6D2 has better image quality than ANY digital camera a pro was shooting a decade ago, minus the few exotic medium format digital backs. And they were useless above ISO 800. Did photos suck ...

I'm thinking they will depreciate at the same rate they have in the past when a new version comes out.  If they were not at all compatible with R bodies, then yes I'd be fearing EF glass would be ...

I think you'll be pleased. By all accounts that Tamron is a pretty good lens. Just be aware, the size may surprise you when it arrives. Compared to your old 55-250, it's about twice as long and 3 ...

Thank you.  It's somewhat of a letdown that I'll get 'only' 7fps with some of my lenses, and they are the ones I want it most for (indoor sports).  20fps is way more than I want to sort through.  ...

Thanks for the info, good to hear the IS seems to work very nicely on these EF lenses. The 7fps seems to be something that older EF lenses on the R5/R6 exhibit.  No idea what the technical reason ...

Hi Gang, So the allure of the R6 is getting hard to ignore.  I'm really temped to add one to my kit.  But I've got a few questions/concerns that I haven't fully been able to verify.  Hoping you ...

Agreed here.  I've owned both and and now have a 2nd 6D after selling my original.  The prices between the two seem pretty close these days, with the 5D2 being maybe $100 cheaper on average.  For ...

Tough call.  On the one hand, this is a "crown jewel of the collection" type of lens.  On the other hand, it's a crown jewel gathering dust.  Lenses aren't faberge eggs meant to just be looked at ...

Entoman - I'm aware of decent OVFs. My 5D4 and 6D have pretty decent ones, and my 7D2 has a pretty good one by APS-C standards. Just saying, they are all still puny if you ask a MF or LF...

It was my first EOS lens when I switched to Canon in 2010.  Paired it with a used 1Ds I had just bought.  It was a decent-but-unspectacular lens.   Not sure I'd want it again today, as I'd rather ...