Tim Devine

There will always be some percentage of Canon shooters (or "insert brand here" shooters) that will defend the brand no matter what. To those it matters, they may migrate to other systems....to ...

Beautiful scene.   I think the haze robs it of some sharpness and clarity, but you can't control the weather.   I love photographing the Maine coast and there is a huge difference between a hazy ...

I was just answering the OP's question....accurately I believe. I have no idea whether the stabilize feature was purposely limited by Sony....maybe it was...I don't know. At the end of the day ...

I said movement in the photo, I didn't say anything about the camera moving. If that's not how it's being interpreted, to me......movement in the photo = something moved within the shot (like a ...

If you are using the a1 or a7R V, I would stick to the Sony Imaging Edge Viewer.   If you're not using those cameras, you could use PixelShift2DNG. The reason to use the Sony software with those ...

Looks like a hazy day, but there is enough sharpness that quite a bit of detail can be teased out. Below is my casual attempt processing.

I got 160 GB Lexar Type A cards on sale, $272 per card.   A little bit of patience and a little bit of dumb luck.   It's not much more $$ per GB than the fastest Sony Tough SD cards.  (Granted if ...

I have both the Sigma 28/1.4 and the Sony 24/1.4 GM.   I haven't really compared them at wide apertures, but the Sigma is sharper on the edges and corners stopped down....probably somewhat due ...

The display can be changed to be on during AF as well. https://lenspire.zeiss.com/photo/en/article/zeiss-batis-lenses-display-settings

Can be sample variation, so always keep that in mind... https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/ISO-12233-Sample-Crops.aspx

Thanks.   And I was just really trying to be helpful, not a jerk.   And I agree with him, where there is blue sky involved < 28mm on full frame, you start to have issues and people should be ...

I'm sorry, but the confidence you have in your opinion is unfounded. There would be a dramatic difference in this shot of that cascade if no polarizer was used. Both in taking the glare off the ...

The first shot is with a polarizer dialed in to the opposite of what would remove reflections. The second is the same shot with a polarizer dialed in to remove reflections. Using a straight ND ...

I'll see if I can dig one up, don't usually shoot them without.   It's obviously a dramatic difference.  The shot below was taken with a dark CPL.   I often use dark CPLs to get the shutter speed ...

With blue sky. I was specifically calling that out, but you seemed to have generalized to any application where a polarizer is used with a super wide.  There are use cases where this really isn't ...

Probably should read "Polarizers don't work well for super wide angle for shots involving blue sky"

I repurchased the surprisingly bad Batis 40 to go with my surprisingly big and heavy Sigma 28/1.4. I love 28mm and feel the 40 gaps well. Wasn't all that interested in the Sony 40. I also have the ...

a7R V is in lossless compressed mode?

Yes, because I enjoy it.   Mainly Voigtlanders but I quite a few others as well.

I doubt there is much of a difference, I think the "A" model was mostly an LCD change. Seems like there might have been more of a change with the a7R V. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ3vwxS4p3w