Christian Unger

I bet most vloggers who do this as a profession choose when to shoot portrait and when to shoot landscape depending on the needs (Youtube vs Instagram stories)

Can't they just include a welding kit + disc grinder with their drones, so you can attach and remove the rotors without that "locking mechanism"? That should solve the problem, right?

I'd just wait for the first smartphone with a 5mm-ish equivalent UWA camera.

Just some imperfection.
So I guess shooting several frames in rapid succession using the OVF is just not the typical use case for a camera like this.

Looks like 45mm is the new 50mm, just like 40mm is the new 35mm.

Are these comments from real judges or is this some AI trial run? You know, so your phone can give you feedback next time you take a photo of your cat. "A magnificent creature. It's alert whiskers...

Not necessarily as the camera stops down in AF-C which can be an issue when working with strobes in a studio. But it's difficult to tell if that is causing the problem without knowing your AF ...

Have you checked the AF priority setting?

Iceland seems to be a safe bet.

It could be that the camera shutter releases even though the image is not in focus (caused by AF having trouble with closed aperture in AF-C). That could explain why the issue seems not to show up ...

So you're saying an "analog forum" would only be about analog image capture, not about analog operation of the equipment? Sounds like making up rules as you go :-)

It's still digital reviews about photography. The name is still correct.

No but I doubt you will find analog-electronic video cameras without any digital components, like e.g. LCD displays. But as the forum is called film (which includes pseudo-analog devices as per...

Good luck finding a pure-analog video camera, without any digital components. I doubt there are any, but you are probably aware of that. I'm just wondering where you guys draw the line, considering...

I guess we have to accept that it will not be a true analog forum. The film shooters got their way it seems.

So by calling it "analog" it would have kept those electronic "in between" film cameras out (if you prefer that naming), where parts of the camera are not analog at all. Now we have it all: full...

Not only AI but also blockchain. Impressive.
We may even witness the digitalisation of JPEG. Exciting times!

@Prognathous so I understand you would allow part-digital cameras together with pure-analog cameras in the same forum by just calling it "film"? Why then not just have 1 generic "lens camera"...

Because film cameras can have LCD displays, which makes them part-digital. You don't want those of course.

Sounds good. I'd just wait for a wireless version though.