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There is no dark side of the Sun really. Matter of fact it's all dark.
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#5: "Similarly, if you're shooting a moody portrait of someone wearing dark clothing, setting the ISO dial to 400 or 800 will prevent skintones from coming out too dark." Umm... Shouldn't this...
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Rokkorman: At the moment it is still unclear what the ratio of 1) droplets 2) aerosols 3) touch is for covid-19. There have been some new German research that would indicate that touch is not a...
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Priaptor wrote: "Unfortunately for the alarmists, the data now coming in, show the original projections were grossly overestimated and countries like Sweden (now Brazil and India) that decided to...
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Priaptor: Compare Sweden to its friendly Nordic neighbours, Finland and Norway. Sweden (pop. 10.2M): 1333 deaths
Norway: (pop. 5.4M): 152 deaths
Finland: (pop. 5.5M): 75...
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Ugh, I need to correct my previous message. You obviously cannot set the exposure time to 1/25s or 1/50s if shooting at 60 fps. So the only exposure time that avoids obvious flickering under most...
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Sharlin: It is a fools errand to set your video camera to 60 fps mode in a 50 Hz mains country (e.g. the whole of Europe) unless you take good care of setting exposure time to either 1/25s, 1/50s,...
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wasTF: Interlacing is very much not gone. 1080i is widely, if not almost exclusively, used in HDTV broadcast transmissions when smooth motion is required (e.g. sports).
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It depends. 24.00 and 23.98 are two separate things, and even though the difference may sound insignificant, projects accidentally mixing them can end up as nightmares. Blame the 1950's for the...
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Karroly: With the money you save buying this lens instead of e.g. a 24-105/4 you can easily buy an inepensive f/1.8 prime or two, and have much greater expression for the same cost or lower. If...
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"Buy a good 50mm f1.8 rather than a slow kit zoom..." Considering the prices of these two options, why not both? That's kind of the idea of an interchangeable lens camera system. My most used...
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QuarryCat: Then you buy something else, like the 70-200/2.8. Simple as that.
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xeppelin:
Misrepresenting the maximum aperture is a bad joke.
Comparing the MSRP of a new lens with the market price of a lens that has been available for the better part of a decade is a bad...
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EXkurogane, let me remind you that Canon now has five RF lenses in the standard zoom category.
- 24-105mm f/4-7.1
- 24-105mm f4
- 24-70mm f/2.8
- 28-70mm f/2
- 24-200mm f/4-6.3
If someone feels the...
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io_bg: We are no longer limited by ISO 400 film, or dark viewfinders, or auto focus that doesn't work beyond f/5.6. If you can get more reach by limiting the f number, why not go for it? You are...
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Thoughts R Us: The R5 has certainly caught the attention of this 5D series owner who bought their first 5D in 2005.
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Definitely, I'd say.
Full frame for the masses!
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Exactly, NowHearThis. And thanks for adding to my lens list, I had completely forgotten about the 24-70/2.8L. So Canon actually already has *five* lenses in the 24/28-xxx range. Who else has ever...
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The Silver Nemesis: Trolls come from Scandinavian folklore, not some guy.
But, really, think about it. f/5.6 was a small aperture when we had AF systems that didn't work with anything smaller,...
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