And a clock , cos i go into the garden for 10 mins and go back in about an hour later ,where does the time go :shrug:
lushuk said:A way to see the image focus points on image review, make the lcd useful for something!
A way to see the image focus points on image review, make the lcd useful for something!
i'm 99% sure there is a custom function to allow that on your 5d
buy a FF DSLR then (or one with an EVF but current EVFs are a different experience from optical viewfinders).bigger brighter viewfinders. Its how you see what you're photographing, but doesn't get much attention in mid range cameras.
I recently had a look through my old minolta x700, and now I'm trying to forget how good the vf picture is compared to my 550d.
And a teleportation device built in with a lens that sees round corners
Built in ND grads/polarisers, with some way of selecting where you want the grad to be, and it doesnt have to be straight, you can draw it around objects. That would be awesome!
near future: special mounting that will allow to change lenses without the fear of getting dust inside......
As fantastic as it would be to have a feature that tells you which parts of your image are in focus, I doubt the technology would ever be available. If it was possible then it would be built in to lenses to ensure that they absolutely focus correctly every single time.
Built in ND grads/polarisers, with some way of selecting where you want the grad to be, and it doesnt have to be straight, you can draw it around objects. That would be awesome!
As fantastic as it would be to have a feature that tells you which parts of your image are in focus, I doubt the technology would ever be available. If it was possible then it would be built in to lenses to ensure that they absolutely focus correctly every single time.
Built in ND grads.
-Rob- said:As fantastic as it would be to have a feature that tells you which parts of your image are in focus, I doubt the technology would ever be available. If it was possible then it would be built in to lenses to ensure that they absolutely focus correctly every single time.