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Del Paso replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Some debates will never die, they feed too many click loving "experts". ;)
AlanF replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I've given up on Topaz for upscaling (and for everything else as well)- its more recent AI "improvements" invent too much. PS is much...
Old Man FL/FD replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I want to make clear my discussion pertains to in-camera lens correction for JPEG output. My attachment sample is for chromatic...
Exploreshootshare replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The VCM lenses are crazy good! I love my 50mm and find myself reaching for the 85mm F2 a lot less...
I believe people on the internet...
Exploreshootshare replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I agree to 100%. I have owned both, I chose the 14-35mm and sold off the 15-35mm. Never regretted it.
Exploreshootshare replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I choked hard when I read the comment. Even the mki version from 1998 sells for around 630 - 680 €, whereas the RF 100-400mm sells used...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
As does Topaz. I have not used and have no intention of ever using Canon's digital tele-converter.
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Here We Go Again, More EOS R3 Mark II Chatter.
Except for the people here on this forum who think there will be one. They can't agree on what it will be, but they are sure we'll see...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread The Canon EOS R7 Mark II is in the Wild.
You're ignoring a couple of rather important differences. The EOS 3 was a film camera, not a digital camera (#D) or a mirrorless camera...
AlanF replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Photoshop Generative Upscale does a reasonable 2x and 4x upscale as well.
Sporgon replied to the thread The Canon EOS R7 Mark II is in the Wild.
I think we both agree that a mark two R3 in its current form doesn't seem to have a logical place in the current Canon lineup. The...
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John Wilde replied to the thread Here We Go Again, More EOS R3 Mark II Chatter.
"I haven't talked to anyone that thinks there will ever be a Mark II of the R3."
In a nutshell.
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The Digital Tele-Converter function crops the image then upscales it back to the original MP count of the full sensor. No, it's not a...
Ekpil replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
That is crop no full replacement of a physical Extender but points in the right direction
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
https://app.ssw.imaging-saas.canon/app/en/nnipt.html
https://cam.start.canon/en/C013/manual/html/UG-04_Shooting-1_0060.html
Not...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Well over a decade ago, I wondered how long the DR debate would go on...
Ekpil replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The future is near! Over the years Hardware is getting les important and software is getting better and cheaper.
How do I get an...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The types of corrections being discussed here result from the image circle being smaller than the sensor. Notice how we're talking about...
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Del Paso replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
That's absolutely right. As you wrote, in film times, optical correction was a necessity, lens manufacturers didn't have a choice.
Yet...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Then he got the pricing wrong by over $2000, a mistake of >300%. Either way, he's genuinely confused...
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mb66energy replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I would prefer options.
1→ compact, high aperture with correction-dependency: PASS
2→ larger, medium wide aperture with corr.-dep.: NO...
AlanF replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I think he is genuinely comparing RF 100-400 with the EF 100-400 and got the pricing wrong. He describes the RF 100-400mm as being...
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scyrene replied to the thread Predicting What Canon Will Launch in 2026.
I agree they aren't successors to the EF 400 DO but undoubtedly when the RF lineup was being planned, sales of various older lenses were...
Billybob replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
What some are missing is that the 14-35L is an absolutely phenomenal lens. It is the best UW zoom I've ever owned/tried (I'm not...
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kraush replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Regarding EF lenses from the film era with strong distortion: I once had the EF 24-85mm/3.5-4.5 USM, with really strong barrel...
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