I have tried many photo bags. Many! The downside of all was the missing carrying system. Now I have found a hiking backpack, which has a photo compartment: Jack Wolfskin Rucksack Acs Photo Pack Pro, 30 L. We have the same size backpack without photo compartment from Jack Wolfskin and both have...
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Exactly my thoughts. The lenses have far more influence on IQ than the sensor. I cannot see anything close to the 24-70 2.8 II in the Sony lens lineup. Adapters are no alternative. There is no sense in switching to a smaller, lighter body, when using the old and heavy glass with adaters. The...
I tried the new dehaze slider in Camera Raw 9.1 (Photoshop CC 2015).
It is really stunning!!! Unbelievable.
I have to rework all of my Grand Canyon RAWs....
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i visited the upper and the lower canyon in 2012.
unfortunately i could not get the photographers tour which i should have booked 4 weeks in advance.
we felt like being on a catle drive through the canyon.
there was a hurry all the time and it was very crowdy.
no time and space for tripods.
i...
only RAW.
I use Adobe Camera Raw to convert my images to JPEG. ACR has very good options to adjust exposure settings, black, white, lights, shadows, etc. Photoshop I only use for <1% of my images.
there is a good German site http://www.traumflieger.de/objektivberater/index_canon.php
with resolution charts / graphs. All lenses tested on 5D Mark II.
I also have the Lowepro Slingshot 202 which I really love. But this is nothing for long walks. So I also have the Lowepro Fastpack 350 which is similar but has two straps, good for a 20 Km hike im Yosemite with my 5D2, 17-40 and 70-200 f4 IS.