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DanSF · 06-05-2018

(I posted this in general discussion forum but thought I'd cross-post it here) I saw this video of a quick tip on STM lenses and focusing. This issue must confuse lots of people, and even the presenter says "Review this before contacting support" so...

DanSF · 06-04-2018

I saw this video of a quick tip on STM lenses and focusing. This issue must confuse lots of people, and even the presenter says "Review this before contacting support" so I thought I'd share here. The author states "When manually focusing with STM l...

DanSF · 06-04-2018

I noticed many updates to the Canon Digital Learning Center's how-to articles which are available on the web at: http://learn.usa.canon.com/dlc/news/display.spr For example, the following two articles by Laura Tillinghast on gear and settings for por...

DanSF · 04-07-2018

I learned from a Canon Live Learning instructor that it is a good idea to first open a RAW file using DPP, and then saving it in a lossless format (for example TIFF) and then continuiing in the editing workflow with the file that was saved. This is ...

DanSF · 04-04-2018

p 123 of the EOS M manual statesWith some EF lenses (Mount Adapter EF-EOS M required), it may take longer to achieve focus or correct focus may not be achieved. For the latest information, visit your local Canon Web site.I found an knowledge base art...

DanSF · 10-23-2018

I cannot insert a URL in the forum. But do a web search for "canon europe dpp tutorial" and you'll find it.

DanSF · 07-11-2018

@limvo05 wrote:Hi, Not sure why I can nolonger upload photos here. Yes, I have thought of using a 1 or 2 stop ND grad. That said, I thought 3 stop is needed for the sence I was trying to capture. Based on my limited understanding of how this thing su...

DanSF · 07-11-2018

It depends on whether your old lenses went through lots of rough handling but it seems that family and vacation photo taking is not that rough! So I think you can keep your existing lenses as long as they work fine. I guess you also to know if you c...

DanSF · 07-11-2018

@limvo05 wrote:Noit sure if i am doing something wrong but I am seeing some unexpected results with the 3 stop soft ND grad. It tense to leave a drastic transition from dark to light more repaidly than i thought it would be. Was expect the soft edge ...

DanSF · 07-11-2018

I agree but want to add one thought. If there is some movement between bracketed shots (waves, birds, etc.), it may cause a problem combining them in post-production. That depends on the scene though.

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