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Well, both my Pellix and EOS RT film SLR's had no viewfinder blackout [fixed mirror]

You probably want to set up photoshop as an external editor. Drag & drop exports a reduced resolution jpeg into the 'drop' target. The external editor feature sends the master file for the image to ...

The AE-1 is electronic shutter [including the shutter release button] The shutter release uses  the same power supply that drives the meter. [I think that the x-sync speed of 1/60 may be available ...

page 48 of the PDF manual has this advice If the touch screen feature is enabled, the focus point can be moved using the touch screen even when using the viewfinder. I'm left eye dominant, so I ...

That's why my original reply suggested using the software included with MacOS before investing elsewhere. [See if you have a processing / organizing need that cannot be satisfied - and then what ...

The advantage I found, back in the days of thumb powered film cameras, was that I would be tracking action [on a track or playing field] watching the subject move into the pre-focused narrower ...

I'm left eye dominant, and have been shooting with both eyes open since my first SLR's with eye level viewfinders [Canon FTb & Pellix] This was a change from my earlier cameras - they either used ...

Both Aperture and Photos [and iPhoto, Preview] use the operating system's raw file converter, so I would expect the same [non] result in all of them. Does the SilkyPix software supplied with the ...

Robin Wong has three blog posts regarding his use of the LX100 https://robinwong.blogspot.com/2016/12/i-got-myself-panasonic-lumix-lx100.html https://robinwong.blogspot.com/2016/12/adventures-with- ...

First suggestion is to start with the Photos app already installed on your MacBook This can do photo organization and basic adjustments If you need to do editing of images - beyond the simple ...

For left eye dominant folks, it would be more useful than the touchscreen 'nose controlled focus' I sometimes experience on my OM10.2

I remember playing with the feature in store - but decided to...

Some folks seem to prefer the LCD viewfinder in the EM5 vs the OLED viewfinder in the EM10.2 - one OLED advantage is usability with polarized sunglasses. The electronics in the two cameras is the ...

So a Leica M series [or Epson RD]  rangefinder camera is not a 'mirrorless' camera? Are you counting the pivoting/fixed mirror pair for the rangefinder? Why are interchangeable lenses a ...

There is even an official internet standard for this :-P

Responding the the title - the 'R' in SLR stands for Reflex - this means that when you are viewing or composing the image, the light is bounced off a mirror on its way to the viewfinder. Mirrorless ...

I bought by EM10.2 for use as my planned 'second' m43 body. Eventually, I'll get around the acquiring  the planned 'first' body, [refurb EM 1.2 ? ; wait for EM 5.3?]

With only one lens, even if its a 'nifty fifty' analog, I thought it likely that the OP was tired of 'zooming with feet'.

Appending to my last post, how about keeping the body and updating the lens? Either the Panasonic/Leica 12-60 f2.8-4 or the Panasonic G 12-23 f2.8 are in the same league as the Oly 12-40 f2.8 for ...

Moving to a more recent model MFT camera will let you retain your old camera as a spare - and leave quite a bit of change in your pocket I have not checked current Panasonic offers - they likely ...

Its mostly due to tradition - still camera lenses traditionally used f stops - and cine lenses used t stops. For recent examples, see the cine lens announcements on the home page, like this Samyang ...