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Don't worry buddy; you are always right even on what others say, think or feel - all without ever meeting them. Its a unique gift that guarantees smooth and conflict free discourse. The positive, ...
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Chill Buddy. The OP is a Newbie - he may not even like stacking - not one is questioning the efficacy of your favorite paid products or anyone elses, being new he should try free software first. I ...
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Yes Milky Way and astro scapes are easy peasy. I use a 24/ 1.4 Reasonable minds can differ on which exposure guidelines but IMHO in te realm of wide field go Rule of 200 and your stars should be ok ...
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I likewise used Thousand Oaks filter on a 3 " refractor, now they sell camera filters - the sun is coming out of its 11 year slumber so you should have a lot more sunspot action to photography too. ...
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To your mind - what sources would you accepts as definitive or authoritative? Be as specific as you can - thank you. Cheers
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This is a very good question. Generally , the photography community says a macro image is any image which displays the subject at 1:1. There are some official US GOVT documents which support the ...
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I second this motion - no significant difference. The distortion profiles a and bench tests are widely available. IMHO a good analogy is th 100 mm Non L macro and L , the Non L is slightly sharper ...
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# 1 on the list of for all around utility - truly the 5 iron of the EF series
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I know, I am being facetious , it simply highlight what value the market places on Adobe vs the others. Let us assume, one of the these has a 25 % value to Adobe, this would make it more valuable ...
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I apologize , because according to this 28 % figure - they have a 271B market cap and a $ 597 share price and corrected here they are maintaining these number NOT with a 80 - 90 % , but they do ...
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Quite certain I have posted many business links in and I think JPEG captures of pie chart style market shares in previous years which show Adobe's aggregate Digital Image Processing software ...
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By varied measures Adobe has 85 - 92 % of the global digital imagery processing market. Some have tried for over 10 years but have failed to crack 2 % of the market - let alone 10 - 20 30 or 40. PS ...
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Remember the higher the magnification - the quicker the object moves through the field of view. The higher the power, the more need for tracking - a good rule is divide the effective focal length ...
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Heed Yar's advice. The DSLR is not engineered to mate with a telescope and thus the rendered image will never be as sharp as a native DSLR lens of the same focal length mated to a DSLR body which ...
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1. Open the image in PS 2. Click the relevant NIK tab I have had PS act wonky with NIK after updates - yo can always open a saved image directly from NIKs programs , it a not ideal but a work ...
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All great channels, I quite like Morganti to get up and running with a good pace on most images - he has great personality for the task as they all do.. great B&W lessons too and his Lightroom ...
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Thank you for the kind words Lyle, I always enjoy you creations as well. Just speaking with the High School mates yesterday about NYE. We were in a small town so the NYE shaker was like the ...
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Just make sure your lens has minimal distortion - TS E 24 mm 3.5 or a Canon 16 - 35 I at 24 mm - make sure you are at 24 mm because there is minimal distortion. https://www.opticallimits.com/canon_ ...
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He was a historic bot in TV lore, the torso still looks pretty good, I think if we took him into the garage - we could role out a Star Wars style droid pretty quick. I think he would take a great ...
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