Greetings,
Just got my EOS-30 and battery pack last Sunday. I'm thinking of
upgrading my flash (380EX) since I shoot indoors quite a bit, and the
AF assist light only covers the centre focusing point. Since the 550EX
covers all 45 FPs on the EOS-3/1V, am I right in assuming its AF
assist will wo
"Michael J. Shupe" wrote:
> Oh, in addition to my last post about the light loss (or lack thereof),
To my knowledge, the light loss only affects how you see, not the amount of
light reaching the film.
Jean-Marc
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Thanks John DuBois, just what I want to hear. The product that I use comes
with a container said to be clean & safe patented no-splash-grid, so I think
I don't have any problem.
The first one I tried came with an apple scent. Can you imagine an EOS-1n
strongly smelling like that???
Hi Ken,
The pr
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> Check out my test shots at
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/elan7e/files/Alex%27s%20EF%20500%20testing/
> (ouch, ugly URL there...)
> I can post the pics elsewhere if non-Yahoo members of the EOS list here want
> to see them.
Hi Alex,
Sorry, I thought you were ref
> Right, I saw your reply, and I replied in turn that I had
> done some test
> shots that pretty clearly show (to my untrained eye, anyway)
> that despite
> the master flash being set to OFF, it was firing *at exposure
> time*, as
> shown in my photos.
I think the shots pretty clearly show t
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> Ok, not quite, but...since it seems like the Elan 7 won't allow the
wireless
> ETTL master flash (in this case, an EF 500) to be turned off at
exposure
> time, I was wondering if it would be possible to cover the flash head
with
> exposed E6 film or the like to allow IR light to pass (thus retai
Right, I saw your reply, and I replied in turn that I had done some test
shots that pretty clearly show (to my untrained eye, anyway) that despite
the master flash being set to OFF, it was firing *at exposure time*, as
shown in my photos. I get the idea clearly enough--it's pretty simple,
really,
That is my experience as well with the Elan II and also 550 Ex and Ef 500.
> -Original Message-
> From: Alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 3:14 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: EOS Turning an EF 500 into an ST-E2?
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> > On page 21 of the Sigma E
Hi Karen,
A projected grid would be nice, though it might be kind of distracting
(and maybe a little blinding...).
I did some tests when I put in my grid screen, and I actually don't
think you really lose any light, except perhaps in special situations.
I tested using the cameras meter by putti
Oh, in addition to my last post about the light loss (or lack thereof),
I did want to mention that the more clear "pop" into and out of focus
might actually make it easier for you, Rick, to see the image. The
older technology screens also tend to have better contrast.
Mike
Rick Huber wrote:
Hi Rick,
No, you don't lose them. Those little boxes are projected onto the
screen with a laser of some sort. Don't worry about that, they are
built into the rest of the camera, not the screen.
**However** the little red boxes may not line up with the grid
screen...they don't in my camera, wh
> Can the screen be easily removed on an ElanII? I have some black
> particles there that I would love to get rid of.
>
> Don
No. The Elan II screen is not user-replaceable.
Dave Herzstein
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> Ok, not quite, but...since it seems like the Elan 7 won't allow the wireless
> ETTL master flash (in this case, an EF 500) ...
Hi Alex,
I answered this very question from you on the Elan 7E list, but you might
have missed it the first time around:
http://yahoogroups
> On page 21 of the Sigma EF 500 Super manual that I have (which may be an
> older printing) there's a section called "Master Flash On/Off Setting"
> in the box at the top of the page that is titled "Preparation for
> Wireless Flash". It tells you how to keep the master from firing. I
> can't imag
> Ok, not quite, but...since it seems like the Elan 7 won't
> allow the wireless
> ETTL master flash (in this case, an EF 500) to be turned off
> at exposure time,
It is up to the master unit whether to fire its own flash, not to the
camera. Regardless of which Type A EOS body you use, if the
At 10:44 AM 2/25/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>>Mike, or anyone else,
>>
>>If you change to a different screen, say a grid, do you lose the red
>>focus confirmation boxes that light up on the screen? I am assuming they
>>are part of the original screen rather than a projection from another
>>part of
>Mike, or anyone else,
>
>If you change to a different screen, say a grid, do you lose the red focus
>confirmation boxes that light up on the screen? I am assuming they are
>part of the original screen rather than a projection from another part of
>the camera. Am I correct?
Nope, they are pro
>But then I discovered a product my wife is using to remove the excess
>humidity from inside the wardrobe. It seems to be calcium chloride, from the
>packing. I tried it in my drybox and it reduced the humidity from 65% to
>35%. Wonderful!!! Just what I needed.
>Now, after reading the literature
> http://yahoogroups.com/links/eos
More D60 links
News - Rob Galbraith
http://www.robgalbraith.com/diginews/2002-02/2002_02_22_d60.html
Review - Japanese
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20020225/canon.htm
Press Release - Canon Japan
http://www.canon-sales.co.jp/pressrelease/2002
On Sun, Feb 24, 2002 at 06:49:05PM -, Gustavo Coelho wrote:
> But then I discovered a product my wife is using to remove the excess
> humidity from inside the wardrobe. It seems to be calcium chloride, from the
> packing. I tried it in my drybox and it reduced the humidity from 65% to
> 35%. W
Hi All,
Some years ago, in Macau, China, I bought a Toshiba Drybox to keep the
moisture out of my Canon cameras. It worked OK for sometime but then the
motorized mechanism needed to be replaced. Two years later, I was already in
Portugal, it happenned again, and this time it never worked as well a
> Many of the digital backs, to fit medium format cameras, have a
sensor
> that's 24x36mm.
>
> Sound familiar?
Craig
Hah,
But you don't think they will sell cameras with those fitted till you
have upgraded from the D30 - D60 do you?
A full frame sensor will come ( the D99?) and then I will co
A few Canon EF 35-350mm L lense questions:
How long is the lense at full extension (350mm setting)?
What are the minimum focus distances for the following focal lengths - 35mm,
50mm, 85mm, 100mm, 135mm, 200mm, 300mm and 350mm?
What are the maximum apertures for the following focal lengths - 35
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From: "Dave J Herzstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 8:48 PM
Subject: Re: How to remove EOS3 focus screen?
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> On Sat, 23 Feb 2002 14:53:08 -0800 JimD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I have some 'gunk' on my focus sc
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> http://eosseries.ifrance.com/eosseries/d60/ in french
> http://eosseries.ifrance.com/eosseries/en/d60/ in english
Hi Daniel,
I am collecting links again. Find them in the D60 folder at:
http://yahoogroups.com/links/eos
Feel free to add your own links
More links:
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