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Well an adaptor is needed, so I presume I was correctCough, cough....!
Probably best not to see this, Phil.....
Well an adaptor is needed, so I presume I was correctCough, cough....!
Probably best not to see this, Phil.....
A QUESTION FOR M50 USERS ABOUT PROCESSING CR3 RAW FILES :
Currently my workflow is to convert and make Adjustments to CR2 RAW files in CaptureOne 11 and then export them as TIFF in Photoshop CS6 as a host where I can apply third-party plug-ins. Then I Save the TIFF back into CaptureOne ready for exporting as JPEG.
However, CaptureOne doesn't yet support CR3 files and so I'm thinking that initially doing my RAW conversions in Canon's DPP would work instead of CaptureOne.
Does anyone here use a CR3 RAW > DPP > CS6 workflow please? I don't use Lightroom nor do I want to use Photoshop to initially convert RAW into DNG as Photoshop does not have broad enough RAW adjustment controls.
Thanks for any help.
A QUESTION FOR M50 USERS ABOUT PROCESSING CR3 RAW FILES :
Does anyone here use a CR3 RAW > DPP > CS6 workflow please?
Hello folks, Im looking to get a new 'basic' camera for my other half, any opinions on the M50 with kit lens?
From what I've read the 18-55 is better than the 15 - 45, not sure you can still get that kit though? The 15-45 would irritate me I think, having to activate it before use every time. I'd either look for an 18-55 cheap, or get the 22mm F2 for starters.
Or wake it up I guess. See in this vid here at 2:19:
Yeah, looks annoying. thanks
its never annoyed me.though i am an easy going sort of guyYeah, looks annoying. thanks
its never annoyed me.though i am an easy going sort of guy
agreed but it can be left unlocked permanentlyIt seems unnecessary.
agreed but it can be left unlocked permanently
I could say the same about my 11-22mm. Seemed like a good idea at the time. I think i was trying to bring my M system in line with my FF system.Or like mine; it can be largely left in the camera bag
I bought it so I had a wide angle (that’s why the 15... rather than 18...) but it’s not really something that suits my photography, I’ll bet I’ve not shot 100 pics with it.
Typically on a new lens day the weather decides to change. Too wet to shoot outdoors on the way home so ive had to amuse myself at home.
This is at f/1.4 hand held. Im pleased with the lens. Edges are nice and sharp, as its the centre. Definitely the best 50mm (eqiv) lens ive owned.
Dobby@f/1.4 by Dave Pearce, on Flickr
It's a way of keeping the lens compact for transport.It seems unnecessary.
It's a way of keeping the lens compact for transport.
The new Nikon Z 24-70 is the same.
These aren't power zooms are they?But other power zooms don't need it?
ThisBut other power zooms don't need it?
They’re not powerzooms and it’s not related to any ‘need’ beyond the fact that they’ve found a way to make the lens more compact for storage / travelling.These aren't power zooms are they?
It's a way of keeping the lens compact for transport.
The new Nikon Z 24-70 is the same.
These aren't power zooms are they?
Should be, the m kit lens.
‘Waking up’ is just a term, it is only ‘locked’ and therefore not ready to be usedCould this not be done with an optional lock button? I don't get why you have to wake the lens up before you can shoot either way It might not be power zoom, but it's power on unnecessarily IMO. The Panasonic 12-32 'pancake' kit lens does same
Phil's post came in as I was faffing about checking up on the Pany lens, just to make sure I wasn't talking arse [there's a few M43 kit lenses that do this] That's the one reason I don't own that one[12-32], I know it would irritate the heck out of me. Otherwise it's as stealthy as you could get for a zoom lens and can be fad for less than £100 used
‘Waking up’ is just a term, it is only ‘locked’ and therefore not ready to be used
Has anyone tried the 22mm f = 2 lens?
Cheers Steve. Ive pixel peep’ed around 50 random shots so far and all look sharp. No miss focused shots. Still struggling with the lower shutter speeds but ill get used to it.
Hope you had a good time in Ireland and the leg is on the mend,.