Manual focus focusing system
Jul 21, 2018 13:31:36 #
If you insist on manual focus, and it’s available for your model Canon, you can always download and install Magic Lantern (free). One of its many useful features is focus peaking. https://magiclantern.fm/
Jul 22, 2018 18:21:55 #
Mike Holmes wrote:
Do any of the current Canon dslr cameras incorporate a manual focusing system like the old slr's?
Yes they all do, for split screen, you'll have to change the focus sreen, many models allow for it, it's very easy to do!
Jun 8, 2023 21:47:25 #
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Jun 8, 2023 22:10:46 #
davidb1879 wrote:
Re: Imagemeister: What is AFAIK? Davidb1789.
It means the same today as it did when it was posted here.
What were you looking for in this 5 year old thread?
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Jun 8, 2023 23:40:34 #
Often these days, I do use my old Pentax film camera, and do have its split image available, but I use it only so much. My eyes do a fairly good job of recognizing ‘in focus’, and I usually operate with apertures which provide wide ‘in focus’.
Jun 8, 2023 23:49:43 #
rehess wrote:
Often these days, I do use my old Pentax film camera, and do have its split image available, but I use it only so much. My eyes do a fairly good job of recognizing ‘in focus’, and I usually operate with apertures which provide wide ‘in focus’.
Jun 9, 2023 03:00:08 #
Harry0
Loc: Gardena, Cal
ken_stern wrote:
Not a clue ---
there is also collaboration
there is also collaboration
It's a tool.
Know what you want and the specs for getting there.
These days I'm shooting still or maybe slow people, so:
Set ISO, Set aperture (for DoF) and Set aperture priority.
Manual Focus!
I almost always get the total results I wanted.
Little to no PP necessary.
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