Chuck Westfall’s Tech tips – Feburary 2010
7 February, 2010 (17:14) | 5D Mark II, 7D, Canon, Chuck Westfall, Flash
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Chuck Westfall’s tech tips are available at the Digital Photo Journalist In this edition Chuck covers:
- Since Movie mode does not use the shutter, is a virtual shutter a possibility for a future camera?
- Has the new screen/finder system in the EOS 7D improved the compensation issue when using stopped-down metering below f/5.6 with manual diaphragm lenses?
- Auto-focus settings on far objects at 24mm (EF 24mm-105mm L IS)
- Zooming to 105mm without re-focusing, the image in the viewfinder and the picture taken turn out clearly unsharp.
- Does the AF algorithm take the hyperfocal distance into account and does it set the focusing ring to the hyperfocal distance in order to achieve maximum DOF?
- Is this common with all Canon lenses?
- Is it better to get a 70-200 lens with or without IS?
- MODE two IS for shooting birds
- AI Focus AF
- Kelvin settings for the EX550 & EX580
- Sensor cleaning on the 5D Mark II
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