7;ve never used one of these though so thought I'd see
if someone had any comments about it.
I hope this isn't off topic for EOS list. Its a photography
equipment question for use with EOS stuff I guess.
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th interchangeable screen, so I'm thinking about
getting one of these. I do have some trouble focusing with the
included screen, perhaps my eyes aren't so good. :-)
Here is a link to what I'm talking about: http://
www.brightscreen.com/styles.html
Thanks for any input!
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I don't have a 5D yet, so I can't say what it is there, but I"m
sure it's
there.
It is a CF on the 5D as well, but my 5D shipped with 1/3 stops
enabled by default. You can chose to change it to 1/2 if you want.
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On Oct 4, 2005, at 5:37 PM, Bob Talbot wrote:
I was wmdering how much was due to the flash too.
- It looks like there was an on-camera flash
- It looks like it was quite close to the book shelf.
- The flash to book distance is comparatively a lot further at the
edges of the frame.
I didn't
On Oct 3, 2005, at 10:17 PM, David Mitchell wrote:
Good lord, that is terrible! Does this happen only on wides or only
with fast lenses? ie, what results do you get with a 17-40/f4 (at 17
and wide open) or with a long fast (200/2.8, 300/2.8 ??)
Here are two samples at wide open F4 from my 17-
Heh, well, my camera is off to the service center now. I always
thought myself to be mechanically inclined, but perhaps not optics
inclined. My focus screen got back into the camera, but was
scratched to heck from where my tweezers were holding onto it.
Obviously that was a mistake in h
Thanks! When you push those clips to the side, do they stay pushed?
or snap back?
I want to make sure I understand how I'm going to get the screen back
in before I take it out.
-pdm
On Aug 24, 2005, at 12:58 PM, Mr. Bill wrote:
Yes, there are two little clips towards the lens side of th
I have a spot on my focus screen. It seems to be on the back side of
it, ie the side I can't reach with my 'sensor swipe' thing. I've
cleaned off the front of the screen, but the spot persists. Is there
any way I can take this off and clean it short of sending it into
Canon? I can't i
Whoops, I failed to mention I'm doing digital. I currently have a
Canon 10D, it has the 1.6x crop.
Thanks for your insights. What do you use for your 2nd main light?
When I'm thinking macro I'm thinking 'out in the field' mostly hiking
around, but I guess I can bring specimens back to
advantage of the 180mm that you get to be a little farther from the
subject?
Thanks for any opinions,
Phillip Moore
Photolog: http://pdmphotography.com/
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I know my 1ns are considerably louder then my parent's Elan. The 1ns
have a
sharp high-pitched noise. It's kind of strange that a professional
camera
performs worse then a consumer camera in that regard. Maybe the mirror
on
the 1n is heavier and more importantly moves faster. Just guessing...
I
I recently took a workshop from my local photo club where the workshop
instructor
suggested he used a really old flash to light his backgrounds. It
apparently was
activated just by the flash light of his main flash and not by any
fancy wireless activity.
Right now I only have a single 550EX to
This doesn't meet your metal connector criteria but I have enjoyed
using my
"Pro Camera Strap" from Op/Tech. It has quick release snaps that allow
the
shortened straps to connect together so you can carry it in one hand
with them
and it has a very comfortable neck strap.
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