Absolutely completely and definately DIY your own black and white then scan the negatives. The kit is cheap to buy on Ebay and, once you can do it it really is easy. I've taught primary school children to do it - and best of all its essentially free!
No. Unless you are shooting for some specialist application. I think the DSLR manufacturers have pushed the whole megapixel thing over the last few years to sell us more cameras rather, as mirrorless manufacturers have done, improving and innovating the technology.
My understanding is that formatting in camera sets up the file directories for the camera. Doing it on the computer sets up file directories for the computer and not the camera. I have always done it this way and never had an issue.
Has anyone got a good recommendation for on camera flash for the Fuji XT 1. I've got a Nikon SB600 which might work OK but looks huge sitting on top of the camera's tiny body!?
Awesome idea and I love the colour. I personally think that the flash is too over powering and needed balancing better and slightly re positioning a little more behind the bride? The flare is also quite distracting, I tend to get flare like this from a zoom but much less from a prime lesn so...
I would put it in the camera you are going to use it in and format it and then use it. In my experience it's much better to format in camera than via computer. Once you have finished shooting and are ready to download then stick it into your computer via a card reader - copy and paste - then...
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