Posts: Underwaterant | Ugly Hedgehog

Wendy2 wrote:

Look at the Yongnuo's I have two 565's and they work wonderfully. They were only about $129 a piece.

Yes. 565.
Very good flashes.
I have two for slaves and a Canon 580

Underwaterant wrote:

Yes. Great.
BUTTTTT.......
I received it as a bundle with 28-70f4.
Lens diaphragm and circuit board in lens
had to be replaced before even using
it.
Now the body has to be repaired.
In "multiple image" the "multiple"
images are ghosty. Not motion blurr.
Disappointed !!!!

My mistake....
It's just how the multiple exposure is.
It's the same as on the 5DM3.
Even the technicians/teachers at the Canon Sydney service thought it was for a different purpose when I showed them.

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Will someone help me or offer suggestions?

tommyf wrote:

I love photography but lately, I am sitting on my arse and find no inspiration. I am sort of on a hiatus and need to get inspired again. Is this sort of thing common? Any thoughts will be most appreciated....thanks.
www.500pix.com/jtf42

On YouTube, look at Photo Critiques.
I'm sure you'll start seeing composing,
et cetera, differently and enjoyably.

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Making PS Perform Better

jerryc41 wrote:

Good video about making Photoshop perform better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?scid=social17884854&v=AD_3kNj71x0&app=desktop

Good. Thanks.

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Opinions about Canon 6D

sportyman140 wrote:

OMG what all did you do to your lens and camera? hmmm The Lens to do has nothing 6D unless it is a EF-S lens and it sounds like you need to speed up your Shutter Speed to stop the ghosting effect.

By the way. A 6D bundle is always with
an L- series lense.

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Canon 6D

lukan wrote:

Typically it's with reference to stills. The 6D isn't the fastest focusing camera when going shot to shot, and it shoots 4.5 fps. It has only one cross focusing sensor, the middle one. Compared to the 7D setup it's not ideal for fast action.

If it were a cropped sensor it would be
faster.

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Opinions about Canon 6D

sportyman140 wrote:

OMG what all did you do to your lens and camera? hmmm The Lens to do has nothing 6D unless it is a EF-S lens and it sounds like you need to speed up your Shutter Speed to stop the ghosting effect.

I said that it isn't motion blurr. I've tried
all speeds.

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Canon 6D

oldtool2 wrote:

this the first time I have heard of anyone having problems with the 6D. However, it doesn't surprise me. Any mass-produced product is bound to have a couple sneak by.

I would not return it for replacement, I would send it back for repair to an authorized Canon repair center. That way you'll get a reconditioned camera that has been completely gone over. You are pretty sure to be getting a good camera back at way.

Jim D

Yes. I took it to Canon and they
recalibrated the lens also.

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Opinions about Canon 6D

AJE wrote:

Looking to upgrade to a full frame camera. Can I get some feed back from those who have a 6d or have used one. I have a Canon 60d which I use for wildlife and BIF. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Yes. Great.
BUTTTTT.......
I received it as a bundle with 28-70f4.
Lens diaphragm and circuit board in lens
had to be replaced before even using
it.
Now the body has to be repaired.
In "multiple image" the "multiple"
images are ghosty. Not motion blurr.

(Main Photography Discussion)

Canon 6D

peteto wrote:

Hello,
This question is for owner/operators of a Canon 6D. I would really like to know your thoughts, likes, dislikes and anything related to this camera as I am considering this for my first full frame camera.
Thank you

Yes. Great.
BUTTTTT.......
I received it as a bundle with 28-70f4.
Lens diaphragm and circuit board in lens
had to be replaced before even using
it.
Now the body has to be repaired.
In "multiple image" the "multiple"
images are ghosty. Not motion blurr.
Disappointed !!!!

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Woodpecker pair

sleepydrdr wrote:

We don't usually see them together, but they were out together yesterday. The female has the grey on her head, the male has the red all the way across his head.

In the second pic a cardinal peeks out from behind the tree.

Canon SX 50

Is the male"Woody"
and the female "Wooda" ????
Ha ha.

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UV filter for high altitude

hawaiidave wrote:

I'm going to Cusco and Machu Picchu. One guide bo... (show quote)

Do you realise that the sensors are already
UV stabilised ??

(General Chit-Chat (non-photography talk))

Islam in France

Jakebrake wrote:

This is what is occurring in France. A real eye opener.

http://downloads.cbn.com/cbnnewsplayer/cbnplayer.swf?aid=17933

The worse thing Britain, France and Australia ever did was let these undesirables in.
They are only a peaceful religion to their own religion.
And even then, only if a particular group, sunni to sunni.
Each muslim group will kill the other, and so on.
It's a barbaric, medieval, uncompassionable, intolerable, cruel sexist and neanderthal religion.

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Making Guns Illegal (ala England)

mickley wrote:

I don't see where the poster said that. Your words, not his (or her).

But the OP did post a nice photo.

It is fact that people have been hooked on
drugs from drink spiking.
And from initial methodone dependence,
initially from hospital.

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Making Guns Illegal (ala England)

lfdavis wrote:

How's the best way to put this? Your analogy...
has nothing to do with guns, and...

really sux...

Look at the other posting thoroughly.
Thank ya.