colourgeek

I use the IS L for beauty and portraits. It is exceptional, sharp, lightweight, and focuses beautifully. The only thing is it is a little too sharp sometimes. For me a 90mm with similar qualities...

The 3200 had the option of printing roll information on edge of the paper too. Unless I've forgotten something.

Looks good to me without looking too much into details. I currently use my trusty reliable lightweight 35mm f2, and everything is good with it except heavy vignetting at f2. IF I do upgrade and...

Unless something has changed the programmed cleaning cycles are (spitting) a tiny amount of ink, which is checked optically, then the capping station will wipe and recap ( park the head) to avoid...

It seems that the EOS R also has banding according to Tony Northrup. Likely the same problem. Might only be visible if you have to save an image, if correctly exposed and you are not trying to pull...

I don't have a 50mm yet. I have always wanted the 50mm Art as I think for Canon it is the best for the price. With the 40mm maybe it would let me cover almost my 35mm prime and 50mm more or less....

I only have HD no 4K on Youtube. All the footage is soft. Hope that 4K is crisp as this quality at 1080HD is really bad. Maybe it is the lens?

Exactly the statement that burned my ears. That is Nikon's marketing department trying to upgrade wannabe photographers who are still using a decade old toy cameras and displaying on terrible...

"if you zoom in it is still super sharp" what kind of photographer are you? Lenses are what determines sharpness more than anything, and zooming in is relevant to your displays resolution, and...

Too bad they didn't use the same flash tube on the 600 and 400. If they did the light qualities would have been identical and easier to predict. Now each light will have a different quality in any...

Already with the silly idea of square cropped images then a lame fit to only 8x10 format. Now vertical useless videos to show up to an hour of boring video? What more could users want?

With improvements in lens coating and some mechanical in the f4, if the price is the same, why not embrace the update? No need to upgrade for those already with either of these excellent lenses....

For most photographers printing this is reasonable thinking. Owning a LFP is for those that really want to have their own. Accepting the costs are a challenge, and doubtful one can cover those...

We used multi head flashes decades ago. Sometimes even in a line so you'd have multiple shadows. Nick Knight uses a penta ring with hands around. This thing though is sill hand held. I teach my...

X Y cutting. Really fantastic feature for labs rather than hand cutting later. Just like dual motorised roll feed. For home use, over kill.

You have to maintain printers. The Z series have poor belts that need changing often enough and it is a major job. Keep the cleaning slot clear and if you have an i1 the lens has to be cleaned....

If authorised i may do just that. Wait until they are released as they are still in final revisions.

Canon Epson and HP have documents on cost per copy. I can imagine that HP did this internally for their new printer. it is too early to make public documents on the announcement of a printer line...

This is the business model of all printers, not exclusive to HP. With less and less photographers printing, most of the LFP market is production printing. Cost of ownership has a lot of parameters....

Epson have the same policy, printers are delivered with starter cartridges. The HP uses a little ink out of the cartridges I can't remember exactly but let's guess around 20ml. The Z3200 series was...