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Clayton Bigsby posted:Well, the charger is not going to pull any 15 amps from your 120v outlet. I just grabbed my 7d charger and it uses 0.21 amps at 120v. But yeah, even that is about 5x what USB can supply.
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low-key-taco posted:How would that 85mm 1.8 work for outdoor photography and pretty flower pictures? I know a 3 feet minimum focus would be problematic but the extra zoom would be nice in a lot of circumstances.
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72mm is generally the largest size you'll need in my experience and is probably the best. Supposedly a few lenses take an 82mm, and some really old cameras can have funky requirements, but I wouldn't worry about them. Edit: Google brought up this handy chart of Canon lens filter sizes. There seem to be quite a few that use 77mm filters. TheLastManStanding fucked around with this message at 06:31 on Sep 29, 2012 |
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Mola Yam posted:Hi camera goons. Here's my dad's old Minolta SRT101 from the 70s, and a few lenses and stuff. I don't know jack squat about cameras n' poo poo. Is it worth trying to sell this stuff or do I just donate it to a charity shop? Fake edit: or do I just throw it in the trash, I mean that's an option too.
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kahm posted:I'm just wondering how poor the optics actually are. Good thing there's a guy who tests tons of lenses and offers a side by side test of them. The VC isn't horrific, but it's very noticeably worse.
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Memo holders are all garbage; your memo is going to fall out of it. Just write on a piece of tape or use your phone.
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- Digital cameras have been good enough for long enough that you can go pretty far back and still get an amazing camera. I'm using an 8 year old camera and it's still fine. The general way to pick a first camera is to decide on the budget, then narrow down the field based on needed features, such as video or burst fps. Brand is just user preference; go to a store to hold some in your hands and see what feels best. - Auto-focus speed is dependent (mostly) on the lens, though later cameras have more advanced auto-focus with more auto-focus points. - I still think EVFs are weird, but they've become pretty good. - If you want something with the feel of a spotomatic you'll want to look at mirror-less cameras, probably all of which have adapters to accept M42 lenses.
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Helen Highwater posted:I wrote a bunch of words about using my Loupedeck.
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Mister Speaker posted:Might have asked this ITT already but is th re a reason that catadioptric (mirror, or reflex) lenses aren't really a thing anymore? I've got a hankering for some longer-range shots and they're really inexpensive. President Beep posted:Thinking of pulling the trigger on this. Anyone recommend a good tripod?
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MJP posted:How bad is the noise if I'm at 3200 ISO trying to get a pan shot of a car at night? My T3 experience has left me very, very gun-shy about anything that has risks of noise.
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