• Michael Clark
    USM was THE technology which tilted the majority of professional photographers shooting 135 format to switch from Nikon to Canon in the...
  • Michael Clark
    It'd be interesting to see if the EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II and III would do better in this regard, considering Roger Cicala's claim...
  • Michael Clark
    Meh, the EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II was introduced in 2010, the EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS III came in 2018. Granted it was a minimal...
  • Michael Clark
    Well, except for the the RF 75-300mm f/4.5-5.6 II, then III, which will be identical to the RF 75-300mm f/4.5-5.6 other than with...
  • S
    Regen translates to "rain". I cannot tell you though why that's the translation... I assume they not only come out during rain ;-)...
  • Michael Clark
    That he is, but on this point he is also correct.
  • Michael Clark
    Except it's not unless you enlarge images from all sensors by the same factor and your FF images are thus 1.6X larger than your APS-C...
  • Michael Clark
    Things that make you go, "Hmmmm?"
  • Michael Clark
    At narrow angles of view (i.e. telephoto lenses) the EP and the front element are pretty much the same size, give or take 10% or less...
  • Michael Clark
    Weather resistance is pretty easy to do fairly cheaply. I've used the same two OP/TECH rain covers dozens of times over the past 15+...
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  • Michael Clark
    I've had an EF 17-40mm f/4 L since around 2011. It also likes to flare and ghost if there are bright specular highlights, such as...
  • Michael Clark
    Perhaps that's why Canon quit making f/2.8 APS-C zoom lenses?
  • Michael Clark
    That's because the entrance pupil for wide angle lenses is not at the front, it's generally behind the aperture diaphragm. If a 20mm f/4...
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  • Michael Clark
    Promises, promises...
  • Michael Clark
    Differences in magnification ratio to get the same viewing size from disparately sized sensors also affect Depth of Field, but not in...
  • Michael Clark
    The constant aperture f/2.8 obviously also gives you the option to shoot at wider apertures in brighter light if your camera can shorten...
  • Michael Clark
    Except while all of this focusing and refocusing is going on the subject is often moving erratically and changing the distance between...
  • Michael Clark
    It seems to me that with MILCs the issue is usually how accurately the lens can move compared to how much the camera told the lens to...
  • Dragon
    That all makes perfect sense but doesn't address the idea that the system should be able to tweak the goal on the fly since it has...
  • Michael Clark
    That sounds like the original 7D in AI Servo mode.
  • ISv
    To make the things little bit more complicated:D: Semipalmated plover (Charadrius semipalmatus). Non breeding plumage.
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  • ISv
    So it's "Regen river Plover":). I suspect you are not chasing them around Regen river...
  • neuroanatomist
    Depends on what you mean by supported. CFe v4 work fine, but Canon bodies only support v2 speeds. I have a set of Prograde v4 cards (3 x...
  • R
    Hello Gang, I am a R6 Mark II owner but I am thinking about moving up to either the Mark III and or R5 or a used R1 for my sport...
  • justaCanonuser
    great images! You have nice neighbors (as long as you aren't commenting from a prey's viewpoint). In fact, the stork finally swallowed...
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