I have a couple manual lenses that I use occasionally. One is a 25mm f/1.8 Meike EF-M and the other is an old 35mm f/2.8 Hanimex M42 mount that I use with an adapter. With both lenses I've had issues with overexposure when taking outdoor photos in da...
I have an EOS M50 Mark II and an image.canon account, plus the image Downloader application on a Windows 10 PC that automatically downloads all the images I upload to image.canon from the camera. I like this because it means that when I'm on the road...
I have an EOS M50 Mark II and an iPhone XR with the Camera Connect app, which I like to use both for supplying location data to the camera as well as occasionally remotely operating the shutter. The problem I'm having, however, is that sometimes when...
I record photos with the highest-quality JPEG setting available in the camera, which leaves most photo files around 8-9MB in size. For photos of important events, I also save in C-RAW, in case I need to edit them later. When I do edit them in Digital...
I have an M50 Mark II and for important shots I record in both JPG and C-RAW (compressed raw - .CR3) format. I can use Digital Photo Professional 4 to make adjustments to these photos such as to adjust the brightness. What I want to know, though, is ...
Did you mean to say "full frame sensor DSLRs" at the end of your comment rather than "APS-C sensor DSLRs?" I'm not trying to be picky - just want to make sure in case someone with less knowledge under their belt comes along looking for answers.
It sounds like a faulty on/off switch. After what was likely several thousand on/off cycles (my photo counter is nearing 9,000), my on/off switch started to fell mushy rather than crisp as it always had before, and now I'm having symptoms similar to ...
I understand what you're aiming for as well as the attraction to it. Unfortunately it's difficult to achieve without one of those big white lenses that cost as much as a small car.
Just as an example, here is a shot I took from the back row of an ice arena with the 22mm at 1/500 sec., f/2.8, ISO 2500:and the same image cropped to 1994 x 1329 pixels, or 2.6mp:If I had used a (zoom) lens that could have taken the cropped shot dir...
