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Bokeh. It's gorgeous. Much nicer than the Canon 50 1.4's bokeh IMO, and also better image quality wide open at f1.4 than you get with either of the Canon 50 1.4 or Canon 50 1.8 wide open. But that ...

Not only is the Sigma sharp and good at 1.4, it has one of the nicest looking bokehs I've seen. Really lovely. Currently I can only use it with live view on my 6D, which is a pity, but on a ...

Thanks I'll check that out when back at a computer. If a Style uses new features though like Fine details on, which isn't in old cameras, then I doubt it can work. Maybe it will just ignore that ...

I don't like post processing all my photos either, only the special ones. Where did you get those two picture styles? Will they work on any Canon camera including the original M?

Assuming you meant the 15-45mm kit lens, then neither it nor the 55-200mm are known for their sharpness - unfortunately, because I like the small size and design of them. I had a 15-45mm and it ...

Sorry, what is "aocrn" ?! I figured it was a typo but still can't guess what you meant. Yes I realise an oversize filter will block the lens hood. Good news! The lens arrived and unexpectedly came ...

Hi, I have a Canon 24-70mm f4 L lens on the way which I bought on eBay. It has a 77mm thread. The largest thread I've had so far is only 58mm, and I've never had trouble using filters on it. ...

I don't know how I missed it searching the first time, but I searched again and there are a number of non-auto focus m42 to M speed boosters, which is what I want, being made by several companies. ...

There are many non-auto focus speed boosters for micro four thirds, including EF-m43 and m42-m43. I was wondering if there were ones for EOS M.

I know about the Viltrox EF-EOS M2 one, with auto focus. Is there one without auto-focus, that will work fine with manual lenses, that has decent image quality? Or is there an m42 to M ...

It doesn't look at all like a cartoon. In fact its ability to remove the noise while retaining colour quality, detail and sharpness is practically magical. Far superior to any other noise removal ...

Thank you, I have been meaning to ask this question since I have this lens and although it has beautiful bokeh, it is unusable wide open on my 6D using the viewfinder (its focus shift is all over ...

I have the original Canon M, and one of it's weaknesses is that you can't set a minimum shutter speed. It also seems to frequently choose the setting 1/30th of a second when using Av mode, whether ...

You don't need a fast lens, I disagree with that advice above. All you need is more focal length, and a lens that is sharp. The 75-300mm will do just fine. (Edit: as long as it's not in eclipse, ...

I just tried a whole bunch of other cameras in the tool. Canons, Fuji, Panasonic... they are all poor - the playing cards are yellow instead of white, and the skin tones are quite orange.  The ...

I am thinking of upgrading from my EM10 II to the Pen F for its special jpg capabilities, better sensor and high res mode. However I went to the dpreview comparison tool, and the Pen F AWB seemed ...

All lenses are slightly different, don't just use it at f7.1 because you read that is its sweet spot. Do the testing yourself with your lens. My v1 of the lens is just as good wide open at f5.6 as ...

I sold my 14-45mm for that 12-60mm and am happy.  The 12mm is nice. I don't want the expensive lenses either. The 12-60mm is a bit plasticky/cheap feel and a bit bigger than the 14-45mm but it has ...

I disagree with many of the posters saying there is no such thing. Frankly I think a lot of them reject it because there is a natural tendency to defend your own buying decisions and the system ...