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Gracias :-)

What is an obturator?

What R2D2 said. I don't shoot events with huge batches of photos, so (1) DPP for RAW conversion (with no noise removal) , (2) sometimes (seldom) noise removal (Noiseware Pro), and (3) Photoshop ...

I had and loved the XA. Got it for a trip to England and Scotland, kept it for several years.

The 10-18mm on my 650D, while not tested as rigorously as that test you linked to, does pretty much the opposite. Quite good center and edges at 18mm, but at 10mm the edges are poor (center is ...

You won't be shooting action and you could care less how many shots your camera can take in one (or several ) seconds. The T3i should work fine for you.

That's why the F31d brought the money it did on ebay after it was discontinued.

I bought the excellent F31d when they were released in 2007, enjoyed it for a year, then bought my first DSLR and sold the F31d for significantly more than I paid for it.

Great image!

Here's an example of the 40mm f/2.8 STM shot wide open on my 650D, the first day I had the lens. It's a good sort-of-portrait lens.

Agree. I have the 24, 40, and 50, all STM, with my 650D. All really small and light and all are fine wide open at f/2.8.

The image quality of the SL1 should be much like your 70D.

Buckhorn Cutoff near the top of Ajax, Aspen Colorado, early 1963. Leica IIIf, 50mm Summitar f/2, 35mm Kodachrome II. Scanned via ScanCafe. I don't recall the exposure settings :-) But I probably ...

I sent a link to your video to friends with the subject "weather as art", which it is. In addition, there were moments in the video that would be great still shots, also art.

Why do you want to "clean" (whatever that means) it at all unless you're seeing a problem in your photos? I've never even thought about cleaning my 650D or prior XSi.

Further looking at the Canon website under Support shows that the T6 is supported by DPP 4.4.30.

I don't have the T6, but why wouldn't DPP 3.15.0 work with it?

I love the 24mm 2.8 STM on my 650D. The 40mm 2.8 STM is about the same size so those two lenses make a good duo.

You can't ask for much better than that!

I'm late to this party, but still use my S100 when I don't want to carry my 650D (which is usually the case) and want better shots than my phone can take. I once printed the same landscape scene, ...