harrogate_h
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- Joined
- 28 Sep 2025
- Posts
- 15
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- Harrogate, UK
Recent posts
- Extension tubes on the RP for frosty leaves, or save for a proper macro lens?
I would only add that a small reflector, or even a piece of white card, does wonders for frosted leaves when the light is flat. It costs nothing and fits in a coat pocket. Kind regards
Post #5, in Lenses - Edits look great on my laptop and too dark on everything else
I had exactly this trouble two winters ago. I bought a calibrator and spent an entire afternoon with it, and the conclusion was that my screen had been far too blue and far too bright for years…
Post #5, in Editing & Software - R8 Mark II finally gets IBIS and a joystick. Retro styling yay or nay?
The EOS 650 was the first EOS. I had one. It was a fine camera, and nobody complained about blurry pictures because nobody looked at them at 400 per cent. Kind regards
Post #4, in Canon - First polariser for autumn walks - which one, and why does my sky go patchy?
I have used the same B+W circular polariser on my 24-70 for the better part of fifteen years, and it has outlasted two cameras. Buy a good one once. Cheap ones are often slightly coloured, which you…
Post #4, in Lenses - R6 V with no viewfinder and no mechanical shutter. Has Canon lost the plot?
Thank you for reporting back, that is useful. I shall simply quote this line in future. Best of luck to your colleague with it.
Post #30, in Canon - R6 V with no viewfinder and no mechanical shutter. Has Canon lost the plot?
That is the clearest explanation anyone has offered, thank you. I remain unconvinced, but at least I understand it now. Kind regards
Post #26, in Canon - R6 V with no viewfinder and no mechanical shutter. Has Canon lost the plot?
Which is rather my point.
Post #12, in Canon - R6 V with no viewfinder and no mechanical shutter. Has Canon lost the plot?
Then perhaps I am confused rather than Canon. It would not be the first time. My grandson says the same about my telephone.
Post #9, in Canon - R6 V with no viewfinder and no mechanical shutter. Has Canon lost the plot?
On that, at least, we agree.
Post #3, in Canon - Sony menus. Five years in and I STILL can't find anything
If I may, as a Canon user, the problem is not confined to Sony. My 5D Mark IV has a perfectly logical menu and I still had to telephone a friend to set up the Wi-Fi, which I have since switched off…
Post #9, in Sony