Julian Loke wrote:
| The AF pattern will cover all 7 sensors of the Elan 7E, but will only emit
| when you manually choose one of the 5-in-a-row sensors (either with the
| keypad or with ECF). You can trick the camera into emitting the AF beam by
| using area-AF mode (pull your eye away from the v
Hi!
I used Av mode. I used * partial metering. Did not cover the viewfinder. I
will try with two different cameras... I'm puzzled.
> -Original Message-
> > Miha Valencic wrote: ...
> > Now, the confused part. Without extension tubes, I get 1/60 @ f/4.
> > When I put 12, 20 or 36 mm tube
I shot some test shots using Tokina 28-80, Canon 28-105, Canon 28-135. I
will post results later but there was really not much difference, marginal
mostly.
MLU, Tripod, Provia 100f, 4000dpi scan.
Tokina has the advantage of 2.8. Canon 28-105 is small and cheap, 28-135
longer range (esp with
> Miha Valencic wrote: ...
> Now, the confused part. Without extension tubes, I get 1/60 @ f/4.
> When I put 12, 20 or 36 mm tube on it, I still get 1/60@ f/4.
> Confusing.
> I then switched to 28-135.
> I got 1/90 @ f/4 without the tube. Notice the difference?
> 1/45 @ f/4 with 36 mm tube.
> 1/60
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Further to my question, posted 16/1/02.
> F.Y.I., tripod collar adapter (Canon PART number YG2 - 0500 NOT AN
> ACCESSORY) will allow the use of tripod collar type B (standard on many L
> lenses) with 100 f/2.8 USM Macro.
> The adapter fits neatly onto the lens locating
Miha,
When you double the length the light has to travel you will have a two
stop loss. This means if you add a 50mm extension tube on your 50mm
lens, you would have to open up two stops. Or, your meter reading
should go from 1/60 @ F-8 to 1/60 @ F-4.
Alan
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> I agree, photos taken by the guests can sometimes add
> tremendous flavor to
Notice the 'can sometimes'. Chip is right but also the disclaimer about 'can
sometimes' is very important. Some of the great pictures I have seen were
from guests but talking to wedding photographers, their conclusion
>
> > p.s. Perhaps another good example are the baskets of disposable
> cameras at
> > weddings with notes attached to them to take photos and drop them off at
> > the end of the day.
>
> I don't think this is an example of lowered expectations... just
> sentiment.
> Knowing they were taken by yo
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> Hi!
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> >
> > Most wedding photogs over here in the UK seem to use medium format
> (6x4.5 -
> > 6x6)
> > rather than 35mm (except maybe for a few candids at the reception)
>
> You probably mean studio work. Sure, in studio one is supposed to pose. So
> being fast isn't that important. Madi
> p.s. Perhaps another good example are the baskets of disposable cameras at
> weddings with notes attached to them to take photos and drop them off at
> the end of the day.
I don't think this is an example of lowered expectations... just sentiment.
Knowing they were taken by your guests and not
>
> Hi all,
>
> Headin' to Australia on a moment's notice and don't have time to get film
> here in the US before leaving. Can anyone recommend a good shop
> in Sydney
> for film, lens rentals, and the like? To use the benchmark
> comparison, is
> there a B&H-like store there?
>
> Thanks much,
>
Hi!
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From: "Mark Ravensdale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 12:05 AM
> Why are you looking at digital? I am not a wedding photographer myself,
but
> I am just curious, having recently spoken to a wedding photographer, who
has
> rejected digital
Hi all!
We've been trough extension tubes, light loss and TTL metering already. BUT (you knew
there was a but following, didn't you) I received weird results.
I was using EOS 300 (Rebel 2000) with EF 50 f/1.8 and EF 28-135 IS with Kenko
extension tubes (12, 20, 36 mm).
I think I can safely st
Hi all!
We've been trough extension tubes, light loss and TTL metering already. BUT (you knew
there was a but following, didn't you) I received weird results.
I was using EOS 300 (Rebel 2000) with EF 50 f/1.8 and EF 28-135 IS with Kenko
extension tubes (12, 20, 36 mm).
I think I can safely st
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