robgendreau

Before you plonk $$ down on a new camera, you might try some post processing to help. It will pay dividends since odds are you're going to have to learn some post processing to get the most out of ...

I haven't had good experiences with B&H, and although I avoid them now I can't say I ever had any issue with a new product itself I bought from them. Just customer service. I buy now more ...

From the Topaz webpage re Denoise current version: https://www.topazlabs.com/learn/denoise-ai-v3-4-native-apple-m1-support-improved-raw-file-handling-and-lots-of-performance-improvements

Sounds super interesting. Pitch it to our Overlords here; would make a great DPR article comparing real world experience with a bunch of different cameras using different techniques.

What you are considering has already been done. John Ellis has a plugin, Any Vision , for Lr Classic so that you can make use of Google's recognition software online—Google Cloud Vision— to ...

And probably worth a few hundred or more now, no?

Wow. That is strange. Have you opened a credit card dispute? In my experience they work quite well, and in fact some sellers react nastily (Apple I've heard, some camera stores, others), so be ...

I had to laugh...the OP shows why sometimes tech support people sound so frustrated. And that's a file name; a "title" is actually part of other photo metadata and hence unless one transfers that ...

I wouldn't bother with lens filters, except maybe for the CPL. I'd get clip filters. Since behind the lens means they fit on everything. And none of the normal issues with lens filters, from ...

Wow. Odd. I can't say I've ever seen anything like that with my R6 and 16-35. Looks almost like the IBIS and OIS got in a fight and one lost.

Classic should be able to do all that quickly even with tens of thousands of images. It does for me. What's the hold up? Bridge could do it as well.

If you want speed, then copy off the card and do an initial cull with Bridge. It's really fast, and has a sort of carousel mode (can't remember what they call it) with several pictures at once so ...

I have a 24" Dell 4k, can't remember the number. As I think I said, I want a higher PPI monitor so it comes close to retina. I use two, and so going to 32 is the wrong direction for me, since the ...

Maybe you'll be able to do it with Magic Lantern or CHDK.

I've never seen one. Most of the 600 variants are kind of cheap, basically snap together plastic. There are some tear down videos on YouTube. Weak batteries can be an issue, so make sure it's not ...

Heh...good point about the tools. Not sure why folks need to debate about what to use. Does that happen with other tools? I sometimes think it seems to occur more among photographers because so ...

My Dell works fine, but 4k at 32" is much too big for me. So I have a 4k at 24". I like being able to be closer to the monitor though, more like how my 27" iMac is. YMMV, but it is nice to be able ...

Anyone with previous experience shooting the "blood moon" have any tips? It's going to be partial where I live as it rises (west coast USA), and if I've got my azimuth right will be maybe a tad ...

I avoid that with an EVF by turning off what is usually called exposure simulation or  somesuch. I thought it was pretty standard practice; it's part of a group of saved settings for flash for me. ...

The mirror reflects the image that comes through the lens, hence if it's focused, you see it focused. Then the lens flips out of the way. On a DSLR or SLR. That wouldn't be an through the lens ...