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06 Jul, 2017
This is the first FireWire 800 to 400 Cable that has worked flawlessly for me. I recomend it highly!
This is the first FireWire 800 to 400 Cable that has worked flawlessly for me. I recomend it highly!
04 Nov, 2015
Most Affordable Near-Perfect Lens for Macro & Portrait
5 of 8 found this helpful My comment below is strictly dealing with jpeg based photography and not RAW shooting -- I am a dedicated Nikon DSLR user most of the time. For landscape and casual general photography, I have found that Nikon DSLRs, both FX and DX, give me very accurate focus and exposure most of the time, whereas wtih Canon, I have had more very frustrating moments and disappointing shots. ... and yet, when it comes to photography in relation to travel and portrait involving your emotion and memory, I have been finding out that pictures taken with Canon to be more satisfying. Why? Because Nikon cameras have been developed as press photography which captures everything both ugly and beautiful. Today's low budget Nikon lenses are so sharp that they do produce very sharp images which rival Canon's high end L lens captured images. Unfortunately, when shooting pictures of ladies, Nikon camera captured images make anyone over the age of 25 without heavy make-up look so either ugly or grandma like. Nikon camera captures and reproduces every flaws of human skin. However, not so with Canon. Canon's jpeg engine is tuned to soften human skin by default and without heavy post processing work always bring out the best of portrait pictures. Perhaps, this is why Canon is so popular and successful. I've always wanted Canon's 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens. I have used Canon 85mm f/1.8 in FD film lens days, and I really liked it. I was about to make a purchase of EF 85mm by Canon, but a friend of mine sent me images of portrait pictures that he took with EF 100mm f2.8 macro. This lens produces very beautiful bokeh wide open, while capturing images in very sharp condition, and yet when shooting with 5D and 5D MK II, it produces very beautiful skin tone which makes everyone look so desirable, while allowing you to shoot super sharp macro photography at the same time. For this reason, I must say that EF 100mm f/2.8 is an extremely useful lens. I keep this on my 5D all the time to shoot both portrait and macro. This is one lens that you can live with for the rest of your life without any complaint with the exception of the fact that it does not have IS function.
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens
03 Aug, 2017
Good & Not So Amazing!
0 of 1 found this helpful I bought this lens because every review said that it was better than EF 50mm f/1.8 II. However, my comparison of the two lenses have indicated that STM version is not so much better than the previous lens. It tends to bring out blue in dark light, while under the same condition EF II version brings out more yellow. When wide open, both lenses show soft corners. My extreme crops from both Canon 5D gen 1 and 6D turn out to be painted pictures instead of photographs whereas pictures taken with Fuji X-T10 with 35mm f/1.8 shows more details, tonal quality and truly photographic looks with more dynamic range well and beautifully controlled. Compared to Fuji X-T10, both gen 1 5D and 6D images are like toy cameras, and I am planning to sell both of them in the near future. Once stopped down to f/5.6 and higher, Canon images become sharp corner to corner, but when wide open Fuji 35mm f/1.8 out perform Canon's poorly designed cheap lenses.