Posts for: Don, the 2nd son
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I my experience and research diffraction typically is detectable @ f/8. Beyond that I have stunning pics taken on my 6mp camera that rival those I have taken with my 24mp camera. I just wanna have fun!!
Apr 11, 2020 06:41:22 #
Apr 11, 2020 06:39:23 #
Lucky you to have so many subjects!
Apr 11, 2020 06:31:48 #
Harvey wrote:
I am finally looking for a used macro lens for my Canon T3i - I would even use a FD lens as I have adapters to use them in manual $250 budget limit.
I have been impressed with the Canon EF-s 60mm f/2.8 Macro. It has gotten respectable reviews and now that I have one and checked it against my others it is the sharper than 2 Minolta 100mm macros, Sigma 70mm macro and is neck and neck with my Sigma 150mm f/2.8 macro (but a whole lot lighter.)
Apr 11, 2020 06:16:24 #
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Apr 10, 2020 12:54:32 #
johngault007 wrote:
If you have the budget, and want to stay with Cano... (show quote)
I have these same lenses on a 60D and now 7Dii. Also thought Nikon was better but watch "Paul" chgcanon posts here and you will see that Canon can hold its own. All depends on practice and learning our Camera! Discovering the many abilities of our selected camera model yields amazing results. Practice, evaluate, practice, evaluate and repeat, repreat.......Apr 10, 2020 12:45:29 #
PixelStan77 wrote:
Earl, Run do not walk away from Abe's. They hooked you by price. Check out a bible against Abes have been written here. Buy from a reputable dealer like B&H or Adorama.
ABSOLUTELY!!
Apr 9, 2020 17:07:40 #
Apr 9, 2020 16:56:14 #
newtoyou wrote:
I always was a sucker for green eyes.
Beautiful.
A FYI.
Like moths, the males find a mate by sensors in the antenna.
The antenna are plumose in the males to trap the pheromones emenating from the female, and allow him to find her.
This, then, is a male, not 'she'.
Bill
Beautiful.
A FYI.
Like moths, the males find a mate by sensors in the antenna.
The antenna are plumose in the males to trap the pheromones emenating from the female, and allow him to find her.
This, then, is a male, not 'she'.
Bill
Thanks Bill for this interesting tidbit.