seri_art

Mine worked with Zoom with no problem.

I agree with all your points, which is why I shoot RAW with my RX100 m3 and process them in DxO PhotoLab.

I tried DroidCamX Pro (using WiFi) and my Logitech webcam still gives much better image quality.

I don't see an HD option. It seems that requires DroidCamX Pro. It's only $4.99 so I'm buying it. I'll report back.

Wi-Fi, via DroidCamApp.

This morning I got a webcam app for my Android phone running on Zoom. My Logitech webcam gets better image quality than my Android phone (Samsung S7).

I used the 50mm f/1.8 STM, but not CDAF. The whole tripod + long USB cable thing would be so cumbersome I would probably never use it. I'm now trying a webcam app for my Android phone; not working...

I just tried it with my T7i and the video quality is definitely better than with my Logitech webcam. But (1) it would need a looong USB cable to go from the camera on tripod to the computer and (2)...

I just tried it with my T7i and it works fine except (1) it would need a looong USB cable to go from the camera on tripod to the computer and (2) seems to me that lack of AF is a big deal; would be...

Any idea how a Canon DSLR "webcam" would compare with a real webcam like a Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 (which I have)?

I posted about Bay Photo above. Love them. Their prices seem about the same as Printique.

I've used bayphoto.com several times for 12x18 prints and they've always been perfect to my eyes. And packed so well for shipping. Their prices seem to be in line with Printique. The offer a wide...

I use Photoshop, but the idea is the same. I save edited full-size JPGs at the highest quality setting (12 in PS). Then, for viewing on the web or email purposes, I reduce the pixel size and save ...

Since you really won't know what focal length would be best until you're actually in place with the subjects, I vote for the 55-250 since it gives you really any focal length you'll want (unless ...

I got the best RAW conversion results from my G2 and G3 cameras from RawShooter Essentials (RSE), seemingly still available for download here.
https://download.cnet.com/developer/pixmantec/i-6269395

Great shot. I am wondering how you got it so sharp using that long lens and only 1/200 shutter speed.

If I were you, I'd ask scancafe.com if they accept rolls of film. I had 2,000 slides and negatives scanned by them several years ago and they did a good job at a very fair price.

Here's a photo of a camera that looks exactly like mine, with the f/4.5 lens and 1/200 shutter. It's a Tourist II. https://www.flickr.com/photos/26092923@N02/2585137026/in/pool-camerawiki

I had a few thousand of my old Kodachrome slides scanned by ScanCafe several years ago, and now can and do enjoy those images in the current world of websites and email. I urge you to reconsider.

I loved my XA, and bought it just before leaving for a vacation in England and Scotland (I'm in the U.S.) in 1980. Here's a shot from it (full-size image) of the Balmacara Hotel in Scotland, very ...