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I agree with the previous post that the aperture was too large, probably f5.6 or f8 would have been better. In this picture the wisps of hair at the back are sharper than the eyes, this may be just ...

Why  does it show that the shutter speed of 1/10000 was used for this pic when the 7D2 has a top speed of 1/8000 ?

I can't quite see the logic of this. Not only are you comparing 2 completely different cameras, one hasn't yet been released and the other probably hasn't even completed the design stage yet.

There is no such thing as a best lens for landscape, you can take great landscapes with everything from an ultra wide to a long telephoto. Having said that the 17-40 is a good wide to normal lens ...

Until now everyone has assumed you are talking about adjusting the focus in your camera settings, now you say you are using the Sigma dock. Just put both W and T settings at midpoint (zero) in the ...

The W setting is for the widest setting of the lens, so for this set the lens at 150mm. The T setting is for the telephoto setting of the lens, with the lens set at 600mm. The camera will calculate ...

Cut 3 little squares of double sided adhesive tape and stick them evenly spaced apart, or if you are really clever cut a complete ring of it, use the thin tape not the foam type. Do not use liquid ...

The amount of MFA a lens needs has got nothing to do with what version it is. The true focus position depends upon where it falls within the tolerance range allowed when Canon originally ...

Mine has now become a second camera since I bought a 7D2, the 50D is usually geared up just for macro now but I wouldn't part with it.

Go to your nearest canon website (USA, Europe etc) find the 7DmkII page, click on firmware, there you will find details of what versions you can upgrade from. Click on the download link (either Mac ...

They specifically state that if you previously upgraded from 1.1.0 to 1.1.1 or your camera came with 1.1.1 installed then you do not need this upgrade. It is only for the people that went directly ...

The 7D2 is better at high ISO than the 80D although the 80D is slightly better at low ISO. Comparison shown here: http://www.imaging-resource.com/cameras/canon/7d-mark-ii/vs/canon/80d/image-quality ...

There isn't much wrong with your picture. At 2mtrs with an 89mm lens you have a total depth of field of about 70cms (2.75 inches) so f4 is definitely too large an aperture for this sort of subject ...

Biggest disadvantage to the 77D is lack of MFA, as you state that image quality is important then this could affect you.

Being a manual focus lens it will depend on how accurately you are focusing it, using AF confirm is a bit hit & miss at the best of times and with an f1.4 lens it will be very unreliable. The true ...

Don't forget that you will only get 10fps if using a shutter speed of 1/1000 or less, slower shutter speed will slow down the frame rate although similar limitations apply to other cameras as well.

It obviously depends on you style of photography, do you just want a record of your visit, are you going to stay within the resort or are you intending to visit some of the historical sites locally. ...

I have a similar slide copier, it has no make on it just the words "slide duplicator, Japan". It contains no glass and just screws onto the filter thread, in my case I use it with a 50mm macro ...

DPP is the obvious choice, it is made by Canon and tailored to suit Canon raw files and Canon lenses, admitted it hasn't got all the bells and whistles of some third party programs but it will be ...

This set of bellows was made by FED as is clearly stated on the box with the 3 figures on the right, actually made in the Russian Ukraine and nothing to do with Praktica apart from having ...