Love it. Obviously don't have to use it on every shot but on high ISO or slightly out of focus shots it worth every penny.

My favorite camera is my Canon 5D4 - it just feels good and does everything well. Only complaint is the weight. However, I quite often grab the Sony RX10 iv, but like you hate the electronic zoom on it.

Thank you for all the great insights and opinions. I just noticed that the R5 is on sale with a $500.00 savings here in Canada. I am going to go and try it this week . Just wondering if the R5 sale is for a pending R5ii announcement.

Are there any photographers on here that upgraded from a Canon 5D4 to the canon mirrorless R5 or R6markii. I have been researching the R5 and R6ii and have the desire to upgrade to one of them. I like the flip out rear LCD, better autofocus and better low light capability and on the R5 the additional megapixels (better for cropping post processing). On the R6ii whats holding me back is the 24 megapixels vs the 30 megapixels I currently have on the 5D4. I was just wondering if the IQ of the mirrorless is any better and if you would do it again or in hindsight stay with the 5D4.

Another vote for Faststone Image Viewer. Been using it a long time. A great program.

I just upgraded from a Samsung s9+ to the Samsung S22 Ultra. Absolutely love it. I didn' think I would use the spen but am finding it useful but if you want a phone with a really good camera you can't go wrong. Its night mode is absolutely fantastic. Its macro, 1x,3x and 10x telephoto are all excellent. Has pro mode and expert pro mode (16 bit raw). I have nothing against Apple, its latest phone is also really really good. Search out youtube videos to see the comparisons.

Both look good to me. I would use whichever camera has the best focus tracking for moving subjects.

Topaz Sharpen AI and Denoise AI are the best plugins. You can't go wrong with these .

These are 2 of the best filters you can buy. I use Topaz Denoise AI and Sharpen AI a lot. Denoise is great for noisy photos where you had to use high ISO. Sharpen AI has saved photos that normally I would have thrown out - those photos just a little out of focus. I also love gigapixel but don't use it as often.

I prefer Topaz AI gigapixel but that is just my humble opinion.

The short answer is yes. I do not use it on all photos but Sharpen AI can save those photos that are just a bit out of focus. I end up using the stabilize mode most often. My 2 favorite plugins are Topaz Sharpen AI and Denoise AI.

I would say look at each magazine and see if any of the techniques interest you. If they worked back then they should still work now.

Its a novelty. I used it a couple of week since then its in the closet. You can get some neat shots but after a while the novelty wears off. It should have come with a small class holder that you can use. I had a hard time hand holding it. Have fun.

Topaz denoise AI and Topaz Sharpen AI. Also luminosity masks such as Lumenzia - especially good for landscapes.

I use both products and love them Gigapixel AI does an excellent job on enlarging photos. Topaz Sharpen AI is really good and is now my go to sharpen for any photo - I use the stabilize mode mostly. Topaz Denoise Ai is excellent as well. Highly recommend all three.