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Generally speaking, degraded lithium ion batteries do not have trouble delivering peak performance. They’re just able to deliver peak performance for a shorter time.

The 6D’s GPS was of limited utility: slow to acquire signal, and less accurate and persistent than a phone GPS. And you paid for it with noticeably increased power consumption. I stopped using 6D’s...

That’s the problem: there isn’t an “EF counterpart.” The closest things to RF 16mm F2.8 are EF 14mm F2.8L II, EF 16-35mm F2.8L III, Sigma 14mm F1.8 Art, Sigma 14-24mm F2.8mm Art, and Tamron ...

It actually appears to be UHS-II, but your point is still valid. If Apple couldn’t be bothered to totally future-proof the slot with e.g. CFExpress, I wish they had just kept the fourth USB-C port...

@Phillip Forsten Small correction: Apple never got rid of the headphone jack, OR the USB ports. lol is strictly on mr. izo.

The previous generation MacBook Pros had not one, not two, not three, but FOUR USB-C ports.

Anyway, you were saying??

DPR did a Lightroom benchmark of a 16GB M1 iMac vs a 32GB Ryzen a few months ago. To summarize, the iMac is almost on par with the Ryzen with smaller RAW files (e.g. EOS R6), but starts falling...

Having the escape key on the Touch Bar on my 2017 MBP has been a royal PITA. It's a very frequently used key in many applications, especially if you are an East Asian user requiring any sort of...

That would be extremely unlikely, considering how Apple has literally emasculated macOS Server into oblivion over the years. Even if Apple builds a blade server Mac, they'd have to build all the...

>I actually don't use my webcam, so that notch takes up real estate.

In previous reincarnations of MacBook Pro, the screen space to either side of the notch were taken up by bezels that couldn't...

@Kharan Um, no. Intel dropped licensing fees for Thunderbolt in 2017. Third party TB3 chipsets do exist, and a few of them do support AMD.

The main reason why many Intel laptops support TB, while...

@John Bean If you force yourself to look even closer, you'll find that its front two legs are bunched up so that it looks like only one leg.

The EF version was not that much smaller than the 24-105, and the IQ wasn't that much better. The only thing that was really nice about it was the 2/3 macro, which allowed me to leave the 100L at ...

Thanks for the info. The requirement for software on PC side makes it a no-go for me, unfortunately....

Does anyone know if this requires software to be installed on Windows side, or if just plugging in the HDMI dongle is sufficient? I’d like to use this to turn my iPad into an external display for...

Linux for M1 (Asahi Linux) isn’t ready for prime time yet, by a long shot. The progress has been impressive, and the latest reports is that it does boot into a GUI, but it’s still missing GPU,...

So...the cinematic mode causes halos and blurry edges at F1.8-F2.8, which mostly goes away if you stop down to F8...? My goodness, Apple is taking this lens simulation business more literally than...

I don’t know about Adobe’s sensei, but my photography (human) sensei specifically taught me not to overdo HDR like they did on that palm tree avenue photo.

If you look up Canon AF-10, you will find that it was a fixed focus camera (not rare among film compact cameras). Manual focus is actually an upgrade from the original.

Can you be a bit more specific about how it’s more capable than the EF 100L? That’s the last EF lens I plan to replace at this point (if ever), but it’s always good to hear real testimonies.