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Does MF still make sense? For who?

No Sherpa Midgets either! Bunch of hate monger meanies.

I've got an idea. Instead of ranting in text speak on the internet, on a forum dedicated to Digital Photography, why not try and contact B&H? Freaking crazy idea, huh?

No, based on your first post. You would be absolutely wasting your time and money.

Use manual focus.

I suspect that's not your only issue, but that ain't going to work well at f/1.8.

Game Changer The next jackass to use that, along with the word pivot or ecosystem (to describe the sum total of your android or iCrap) should be set adrift in the doldrums with only a sleeve of ...

Two versions: Color and Monochrome. Both with RAW histograms?

This is the A7 ooc jpeg from the Canon FD 80-200 f/4 L. I shoot for RAW so proper exposure is far to the right here. That is, ignore this blowout jpeg as a whole. However, this is an example of ...

https://www.fastrawviewer.com/blog/how-to-use-the-full-dynamic-range-of-your-camera

Get the Canon FD 80-200 f/4 L if only for landscape.

This is the purpose: https://www.fastrawviewer.com/blog/how-to-use-the-full-dynamic-range-of-your-camera

https://www.rawdigger.com/howtouse/rawdigger-histograms-what-is-the-raw-histogram

Skip it. Please, Baby, please post some full size images here!

Welcome to the Open Talk Forum, the place for threads related to digital photography. Threads unrelated to digital photography are not allowed here. This isn't the meta blather about forums forum.

I so called this thread. Good ole DPR.

Everyone has OCD. It's no longer a "thing". I refuse to let my microwave beep. I always stop it at T-minus 1 second.

Everyone has spots. Everyone. Rocket blowers work lovely. For what's left over and visible in photos: Photoshop > Make selection (Marquee Tool) > Edit > Fill (use content aware) > OK

You can skip the DPR frabble-babble and silly nomenclature/definition spats here: https://www.fastrawviewer.com/blog/how-to-use-the-full-dynamic-range-of-your-camera https://www.rawdigger.com/howtouse

What does this have to do with digital photography?