Makes me wonder why nobody third party sells 10cm tube. would be more reliable when less connections.
Or collapsing tube ,like RF do lenses bottom Part.
Or collapsing tube ,like RF do lenses bottom Part.
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Thank you for recognizing that different users with different examples of a piece of gear and different working techniques may see different results. As for using the lens in a manner that I would not do in the real world just to prove or disprove your point, that makes no sense to me; I’m just a lowly macrophotograper who photographs mainly small arthropods and small wildflowers for a few scientific databases. In every instance, once my identification of the genus and species is confirmed, my photos have been marked “Research Grade.” Never has been one been marked as unacceptable due to some sort of distortion or aberration.
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Now, now. Settle down. No need to exaggerate. I just muddle along and when the viewfinder looks right, I press that little button.I've checked out your work on your Flickr and the Astro. photography page. You got amazing skills & have done an amazing work.
Now, now. Settle down. No need to exaggerate. I just muddle along and when the viewfinder looks right, I press that little button.
Could someone please point me to an on-line, high-res photo where this alleged problem is evident? Thanks!
I had the 135 soft focus that had a similar control for spherical aberration. Despite myself often liking a softer look I felt that the spherical aberration control exaggerated things and made things just look weird rather than good. I also agree that it negatively impacted the bokeh when it was dialed up. one of those things that sounds better on paper than in practiceAm I the only one who thinks that the SA changes impact the focus in a HORRIFIC way? The rose in the video is suddenly extremely soft which looks realy ugly to me... I think this could be not so easily achieved in post - but this kind of blurred focus looks realy not desirable for me in any context... also the change in the Bokeh doenst look nice to me in any means...
That’s not normal. Normally your card is only charged when the item actually arrives in stock.I have to admit that I am a little frustrated over this. I have paid in full and not received product, or even a correspondence regarding when this will ship.
I think I am kinda wondering what avenue to follow up on while B&H gets a free loan from me interest free.
Did the charge just authorize, or did it actually post to your account? Normally, you are charged when the item is prepared for shipment.I have to admit that I am a little frustrated over this. I have paid in full and not received product, or even a correspondence regarding when this will ship.
I think I am kinda wondering what avenue to follow up on while B&H gets a free loan from me interest free.
I have to admit that I am a little frustrated over this. I have paid in full and not received product, or even a correspondence regarding when this will ship.
I think I am kinda wondering what avenue to follow up on while B&H gets a free loan from me interest free.
It's normal if you pay with PayPal or ApplePay - but they clearly indicate during checkout that you'll be charged in full at time of purchase. For standard credit card purchase, though, yes it would definitely be odd.That’s not normal. Normally your card is only charged when the item actually arrives in stock.
Thanks, that's good info.It's normal if you pay with PayPal or ApplePay - but they clearly indicate during checkout that you'll be charged in full at time of purchase. For standard credit card purchase, though, yes it would definitely be odd.
Moral of the story is: If you are a large company, communicate with customers. I do not expect emails about ongoings, day to day. BUT, yesterday was the ship date that was appointed by B&H and nothing was sent out. (Canon rumors has put together a post) A customer that has paid, and is not getting teir product should get correspondence regarding the product paid for.Thanks, that's good info.
"We accept payment via Apple Pay, PayPal & PayPal credit. We also accept payment via Google Pay on Android devices and apps only. Payments processed using such apps will be charged immediately (as opposed to when your order ships)."
Moral: it's good to be very aware of your bank statements, but you also need to be aware of the policies of the companies from whom you are making purchases.
To be fair, B&H indicated that shipments would start on 7/8, and there's no reason to believe that didn't actually happen - you and I just didn't make the cut with whatever stock they received from Canon. They'll fulfill orders in the order taken, regardless if that order was paid in full at time of purchase or not. Hopefully your order (and mine!) will queue up sooner rather than later. Cheers!Moral of the story is: If you are a large company, communicate with customers. I do not expect emails about ongoings, day to day. BUT, yesterday was the ship date that was appointed by B&H and nothing was sent out. (Canon rumors has put together a post) A customer that has paid, and is not getting teir product should get correspondence regarding the product paid for.
Do you think that is too much to ask?
P.S. how many emails about summer sales, product promotion, SEO optimized searches are currently happening?