Posts for: Hsch39
Aug 20, 2017 16:25:41 #
Heating pads sold in the US are 120 Volt. If you are traveling to a country with 220V power, you will need a voltage converter. Walmart is selling one for about $9.00. "Foreign Travel Converter 1600 W Watt AV Voltage Step Down Power Adapater 220-110V " My Canon EF 70-200 is now 9 years old. No problem with mildew or dust inside the lens. Hopefully your lens will be OK.
Aug 20, 2017 09:29:51 #
I have a 12"x12" 50 Watt Heating Pad. I leave my backpack with camera and lenses sitting on it overnight, and in the morning it will be warmed up to about
80ºF. So far it travelled with me 3x to Miami, 2x to Aruba, 1x to Singapore. In November I will take it with me to Rio. Never had a problem again with condensation. If you have condensation inside the lens, the next thing will be mildew.
80ºF. So far it travelled with me 3x to Miami, 2x to Aruba, 1x to Singapore. In November I will take it with me to Rio. Never had a problem again with condensation. If you have condensation inside the lens, the next thing will be mildew.
Aug 16, 2017 08:45:44 #
Go to page 159 in your manual "The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100's Multiple Exposure mode combines two or three different pictures to create one composite image." See if you have "Multi exp" in the menu activated.
Aug 14, 2017 16:18:31 #
Yes, movement during exposure of several images caused the double image. Your camera has an in camera HDR processing, it will combine 2 or more images into one HDR image. It works great if you hold the camera very steady or use a tripod. Check your manual on page 79 for more info. Auto HDR works only in iA mode.
mikedent wrote:
I'll check the HDR setting, I normally don't use that. How could that cause the double image? Movement during the extra exposures? Thanks.
Aug 14, 2017 12:04:04 #
I saw your first post and you were correct. I bought the LX100 for my daughter, and had some time to check it out.
I used the in camera HDR function, camera mounted a tripod, and it works great.
I used the in camera HDR function, camera mounted a tripod, and it works great.
Linary wrote:
The Exif data did suggest that, see my post above.
Aug 14, 2017 11:40:11 #
After looking at your photo with the sea grapes, I noticed that your double image has different exposures.
Also your photo with control tower has double image of 1st and 2nd floor windows, but only single image of the 3rd floor window. I'm sure you have your camera set to in camera HDR processing.
Also your photo with control tower has double image of 1st and 2nd floor windows, but only single image of the 3rd floor window. I'm sure you have your camera set to in camera HDR processing.
Aug 14, 2017 10:59:09 #
Lumix LX100 is a mirrorless camera.
donrosshill wrote:
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Aug 14, 2017 10:55:29 #
You probably have the camera in HDR mode. Also check your Panorama mode.
Aug 6, 2017 11:56:32 #
I did go to the Horse Shoe Bend for the sunset, but after getting close to the top I realized there is no way I would find a spot with my tripod among 200-300 photographers, so I decided to come back next day for the sunrise. At 5:30AM I was the first person on the rim. You will need a 14 to 17mm wide angle on a FF camera. Attached is a photo at 6 AM.
Aug 6, 2017 11:30:14 #
I went there two years ago for 2 days on the Photographer tour. 1st day I used my 24-70 F2.8 on a FF camera, second day I used a 14mm Rokinon F2.8. Since I used a tripod, I also was shooting 3 exposure HDR's. I like the photos shot with the 14mm lens the best. Try to include the floor of the canyon. Don't change lenses in the canyon. I also added a photo of the non Photographer tour. If you decide to save some money, this is what you will get.
Jul 22, 2017 09:04:37 #
EOS 80D has an APS-C sensor. His EF-S lens will work.
crazydaddio wrote:
80D is excellent. New FF with kit lens (your EF-S ... (show quote)
Jul 19, 2017 09:39:59 #
Look at your exif data. Top photo 1/6th sec, bottom photo 1/13th sec. Shoot manual at 1/100th sec and you should be OK.
Jul 16, 2017 10:22:03 #
When I was 17 my mother gave me a Agfa Isolette. When I was 23 I bought a used Leica IIIF with 3 lenses for $125. Few years later I bought another Leica IIIG.
All my children photos were taken with the Leica until 1980 when I bought a Canon A1. I still own the Leica's in working condition. They are sitting in a display cabinet in my living room.
All my children photos were taken with the Leica until 1980 when I bought a Canon A1. I still own the Leica's in working condition. They are sitting in a display cabinet in my living room.
Jul 9, 2017 10:11:32 #
Canon 5D Mark IV has built in GPS. After importing in to Apple Photos, it will show the GPS coordinates and name of landmarks nearby. No attachments or other apps needed. In the menu you can turn the GPS function off to save battery power.
Jul 4, 2017 08:03:21 #
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