CHG_CANON wrote:
The mirrorless lenses are hands-down better in every single model.
The mirrorless cameras have the newer / newest processors that will never be updated into the DSLRinosaurs.
DSLRinosaurs will never have IBIS.
DSLRinosaurs will never have silent shutters (electronic shutters with no mechanical parts).
Top MILC bodies, now even Canon's mid range mirrorless, have frames per second that run multiple laps around DSLRinosaurs stuck the tarpits.
Mirrorless have all the AF innovations never to be updated into DSLRinosaurs.
Mirrorless bodies can adapt any brand's SLR-mount lenses, enabling all sorts of lenses with IBIS and focus peaking technology for better results than ever on their legacy bodies.
It's not even a competition. If someone tells you they can't see the difference in an image from a mirrorless camera, they're lying.
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Thank you for your time and knowledge.
CHG_CANON wrote:
Mirrorless cameras through and through are already miles ahead of DSLRs. That goes even for the most affordable mirrorless cameras. It’s night and day, truly.
Yes, I know someone already asked you this already, but I am sorry to trouble you to tell me/us the benefit of mirrorless cameras over DSLRs. I promise I will google this and do my research too, but I respect your opinions and I'd appreciate it if you could help me with this. Thank you kindly in advance.
If you were NOT a gold member of Canon Professional Services, I wonder you still received the excellent service. I am not a member.
Hello everyone. Happy Monday. A quick question. Who is your equipment insurance company? I'd like my equipment covered in my studio and while I'm on locations. Theft and accidental damages. Thank you for your help!!
Hi everyone, I have an old NORMAN Strobe System which I am thinking about selling and purchase a newer system such as GODOX/FLASHPOINT system. I checked eBay for price and it's not high-priced items due to the "OLD" strobe system. They all work fine. Should I sell them? or hang on to them? I first wanted to sell them but since they are not high-priced items I'm thinking maybe I should keep them... because I could use them with my future photoshoots if I want to. I have the following items.....
1@P1250-D Power Pack
1@800 Power Pack
4@LH2400 Lamp Heads With Fan
1@LH2400 Lamp Head Without Fan
2@Burn Doors
3@Grids
1@Snoot
1@20' Lamp Head Extension Cable
2@Halliburton Cases
I thank you for your feedback.
I'm thinking to buy a used lens from KEH Camera. I don't know anything about KEH Camera. (keh.com) Anyone out there has done business with them? Are they good company to do business with? Am I making a mistake buying a lens from online used eqipment store. I'm buying Canon 24-70mm f2.8L @ $900. Excellent condition lens.
Hello UHH folks,
A quick question on ON1 Star Rating system not showing on Edit module. I use the Star Rating system while I am in the Edit module, and it only shows up on the Browse module. Why is that and how do I fix it so that it'll show up in Edit module. No matter what viewing options (Thumbnail, Detail, and Film Strip), Star Rating only shows up on the Browse module. A friend of mine uses a PC, and I use a Mac. His ON1 on his PC shows the Star Rating on his both Browse and Edit module. He thinks it may be a Mac thing? I have a feeling it's only one click away to make it work. Anyone out there with the same issue? Thank you so much in advance :-)
I have an EPSON V600 and it's a great machine although it has a very minor "sleep mode: glitch and you will know what I mean once you get this unit. Other than that, it does a GREAT job on 35mm & 120mm films in both colors as well as black and whites.
I let go of my two A-1 with power winders when I switched DIGITAL in early 2001. I regret it. What you are feeling now is a good indication that you probably do not want to sell them. I say you hang on to them.
harasha wrote:
I had this problem when I tried to scan some slides. I do not know what they are called, but there are some alignment sensors at cover hinge end of the flat bed. One of them may have been blocked. Try lightly brushing the area.
Ok, I will clean it up and see if that helps. Thank you.
rjaywallace wrote:
Not trying to be cheeky or sarcastic, but have you tried contacting Epson? Wouldn’t that be the obvious place to start?
Hi, Thank you for your reply. I have not tried EPSON yet. I will send them an email and see what that will do. Thank you!