The world has become a much more stressed place over the last 3-4 years: COVID, politics, economics and conflicts have all ratcheted up the angst levels for many people. This is sometimes expressed as more aggression and outright violence.A distress...
Right now, we are fortunate enough to have a new exhibition at the local museum on the history of photography in New Zealand throughout the 19th Century. Being remote, NZ was often a little late to get the latest technology but it was adopted by an ...
I don't know if we in NZ have the drop on the rest of the planet because we get the day first, but here is the first teaser announcement on the R1 from Canon NZ:EOS R1 | Canon New ZealandNot heavy in detail, but at least is shows intent...
Taken of the female tiger at the Auckland Zoo, 'educating' her young cub. R5, EF 100-400L MkII@241mm, f/8, 1/250sec, ISO-1000Eye/face tracking, single point BBF (on cub's eye) and single point BB metering (on greenery).
This is the second in a series of photos of the same male tiger, but taken on different days with the same camera, but different lenses.In either case, I think they could also be titled: "Stay for lunch?"R6II, RF 200-800@311mm, f/7.1, 1/320sec, ISO-...
I actually looked up the user guide for your camera and it's not as sophisticated as other models in terms of mass deletions. Even the SX160 is in the same situation - FYI, I enclose a link to the PDF copy of the manual:pssx160is-cug-en.pdf (c-wss....
Is there a specific reason you are deleting large numbers of images on the card rather than transferring them to a computer first?Let me explain. When files are deleted in a camera's File Allocation Table (FAT32) filing system, they are not actually...
With oversight of the relative frequency of issues with software support, not only for Canon, but Nikon as well, the overwhelming majority of them are associated with Apple software. Microsoft seems to have a much better relationship with their cli...
