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Thank you.  I understand now.

In camera focus bracketing, yes.  But do external stacking. You have a choice of software, from Photoshop to Canon's DPP to Zerene and Helicon.  The latter two are not cheap, but to me, affordably ...

I have many photos I could show, but when I posted here before, I got no comments, so I figured my macro shots aren't of interest to the folks in the macro forum.  Probably because they're plant ...

Thank you. Me too. 4 is a rare winter picture with color!

Oh.  Sorry I suggested something.  Obviously you're the pro here, aren't you?  I'll be sure to ignore your posts in the future!

A blogger?  Isn't that authoritative?  :)  I suspect Canon, among others, might disagree.

40 here, warmest since December, but 4 tonight. You might not have noticed, but 1 and 2 are of the same place from roughly the same view, but a month apart. Winter is interesting up here in SW NH. ...

You inspired me to post! Less artistic (yours is great!) but biggest I've ever seen.  It actually touched the ground before it broke.

For me, the M6ii with kit 15-45 lens is the ideal winter camera.  Why?  Because I tend to hike streamside trails (we have several in my area) that are snow covered and icy.  I have boots with ...

What kind of flower? Pics like this might have even more impact if you showed a whole flower photo along with the close up?  What do you think?

IF (and I emphasize "if") you can buy right now what you want within the M system, Canon or third party, does it matter whether Canon continues to expand the M line? Consider how often you upgrade ...

You should adjust to whatever you like.  There's no "right" answer, since ultimately, this is a personal decision. Why make it complicated?

The OP's problem is clearly motion, either camera or subject.  Since I got a camera with focus bracketing 18 months ago, I did a lot of shooting/stacking in my garden last summer.  I found it ...

Nice series.  Winter lends itself to B&W, doesn't it?  I like the first one the best.

Use the touch screen on the back.  As easy as the dial...

Thanks.  It's always interesting to me to get a better, more detailed look at something we normally see from a distance.

Very attractive, and a reminder of what's to come for those of us still snow-bound. What f stop did you use?

Interesting and pretty.  What is the size of the thing?

In the midwest, most of the interstates are heavily travelled by trucks, which seem to delight in passing one another very slowly.  An be sure to avoid Chicago.  It takes several hours to transit ...

I had a real surprise yesterday processing some 9 year old pictures.  My EF-S 10-22 was terrible along the sides.  It's sold, so it's not my problem anymore, but seeing this was a surprise.  I ...