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Why is that nightscape shot so terrible looking, stabilization maybe help reduce movement, but the lens quality is clearly not up to task for such demand sensor.

@kamituel
Maybe because I was hoping to at least have some fun from it.

nor informative, nor funny, watching this video was absolutely wasted time... what a contrast over recent video from the original TheCameraStoreTV channel /How to Choose the Perfect Focal Length...

On some zooms is this approach somewhat tolerable, but on expensive primes is such thing just an unfortunate trend, how to manufacturer save money at the expense of customer.

/e.g. Canon RF 24mm...

astrophotography, you want as clean RAWs as possible there, panoramas (mainly with multiple rows), image stacking process, where even "hidden corrections"
are usually highlighted
...

sophisticated

Should be a winner. ✌️

Placed 4^th in the challenge.

Number #9 captured that right moment, also my favorite.

Modern cameras allow us to shoot pictures like #5 quite easily, photographer should at least choose one with less distracting background...

The RF 85mm f/2 is such a lovely lens optically, if only it were been equipped with a nano USM motor instead.

something wrong with RP battery utilization though, same battery in R10 last two times as long

Now would be wise move from Canon it they push down official price of a RP to the "black Friday" state, which was 699€ resp. 805€ with an adapter.

85mm gonna be awesome, 26mm though... rather smartphone like.

You can't set one button to switch directly between mechanical and electronic shutter without going into menu, however what you can fortunately do is setting silent mode /which is basically...

View like this is truly engaging to watch, welcome addition into any sport. Sean Johnston use it greatly on his rally YouTube channel.

WR is a that bit sharper and provide slightly more contrast, but also render significantly stronger CA.

It would be even more confusing, as colors of AF frames changes during shooting with exact meaning.
/Green, Yellow, Blue, Orange and Gray/

@kitsnet sure I do, but I try to shoot at light that suits my equipment, sun is much more powerful tool than any software ever be, so I know that my camera is able to produce nice results up to ISO...

"Fake It 'til make it", advanced software for sure, but still barely usable in real world photography, smartphones´ approach with stacking multiple shots into decent one is much more efficacious...