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That looks like 1/4" - 20 tpi threads, knobs are available at every hardware store (U.S.A.). https://www.google.com/search?q=DB1-9687-000&client=firefox-b-1-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjJ-8PDmuP9AhWaEVkFHX8SD_UQ_AUoA3oECAEQBQ&biw=1472&bih=801&dpr=1.3

Guessing from the photo, I'd try M5x0.8, 10-24, 10-32.

It's steel. Bend it back with a screwdriver, it'll be fine.

Does this work for you? https://www.canonrumors.com/forum/whats-new/posts/1825515/

To square the camera to the film plane, place a mirror at the film plane or parallel to the film plane, center the reflection in the finder. Reading that one might think "What?", but one's first view of the mirror through the finder is an "Aha!" moment. .

It's a daylight exposure, use the sunny 16 rule. .

I expected Batman photos. :( I'll see meself out now......

It's very unlikely that the sidewalk is true flat and true to level making it a lousy reference surface. How about a contractor's laser to provide reference planes? You'll need a target on your camera support and means to set it plumb. Have you looked into renting a dolly and rail system?

Sounds suspiciously like the new Sigma shceduled to be formally announced the day after March.

Print that.

@Ramage, Print that. (y)

Print that! (y)

THIS! This is one photography philosophy, that art is present within scenes we encounter, as photographers it's our task to decide how to frame a scene prior to recording for later presentation. I do not want viewers of my photos to wonder how I did that, I do not want my photos to say "look...

Print that! (y)

"Dipstick"! Priceless! (y)

LEDs flicker when they are pulse width modulated rather than voltage or current controlled. They will do this whether they are powered by batteries or mains. The easiest, cheapest and quickest way to test is to spread your fingers and wave that hand briskly in front of the light. Spokes of a...

Brilliant!

Aye, you saw that too! (y) Busybox, a collection of Linux utilities in a single, slimmed down executable, ideal for devices with limited hardware resources. Busybox is not something that runs on its own, rather it's a suite of utilities that runs within a Linux environment. If TWRP was in there...

@ Aussie shooter Print this......

@ dpc Print this.