Photo equipment, photo tricks, setups, etc.

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Let's keep all photo technique/equipment materials in one place.
(This post was last modified: 07 Oct 2014, 03:14 by Like Ra.)
Another idea behind G7X is the possibility to control it from a smartphone. E.g. for candids πŸ˜‹
(06 Oct 2014, 15:47 )Like Ra Wrote: This is the cheapest so far: Β£349.89/€445/$560 - Canon PowerShot G7 X
Just bought it! 😁
(07 Oct 2014, 03:08 )Like Ra Wrote:
(06 Oct 2014, 15:47 )Like Ra Wrote: This is the cheapest so far: Β£349.89/€445/$560 - Canon PowerShot G7 X
Just bought it! 😁

Nice and shiny 😁

Does this mean you'll be posting some photos soon? πŸ˜‡

MJ
The camera arrived yesterday! It is small, fast and fun to use. I like the ability to refocus to any point of the frame with a touch of a finger and the night mode (it quickly makes 6 shots at 3200 ISO and combines them together to reduce the noise). And 20MP can give you some flexibility later. The image quality is fine, but definitely worse than from a full-frame or medium format camera with a Zeiss prime lens 😁

Speaking of Zeiss... I'm thinking about Zeiss 50/1.4 for my Canon EOS. Possibly for my next birthday? πŸ˜‹

[ebayde]Zeiss Canon[/ebayde]
(This post was last modified: 14 Oct 2014, 15:33 by Like Ra.)
(06 Oct 2014, 15:55 )LikeΒ Ra Wrote: Another idea behind G7X is the possibility to control it from a smartphone. E.g. for candids πŸ˜‹

I have one of the cheapest Nikon point-and-clicks that I can control from my phone. It works but the Nikon app is really crappy.
Same about Canon - I never managed to reliably pair them or use for anything...
EOS M6 works fine with - or thanks to -Β NFC. Just hold the phone to the cam and enjoy...
5D4 the same way.