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To all fans of the technical side of photography.
To prevent threads cropping up left right and center across many boards, please use this thread to ask techie questions, get techie answers and show off your techie skills.
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Would a Nikon d40 be any good for self takes
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Can anyone recommend a good lens I can pair with a Canon 70d for catch shots?
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Thought i would put a link to my YT channel showing my learning curve with the Nikon P950 over the last 6 months
untill i bought this camera i only really used action type cameras GO PRO Drones etc and everything was strictly Auto everything ...so having to learn something new has been very frustrating but rewarding ...who said you cant teach an old dog new tricks 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHiInBcN9nU
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Thanks to AB all i know is that PINAC....
Thanks AB.
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I'm looking at getting one of cheap alternatives to the Rhino light that are all over Amazon\Ebay, will a very basic one be fine
Amazon link
Or should I go for one with the variable colour temp, dimmable brightness etc
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In reply to Post #2592
That actually looks decent 
Some olympus cameras use the same jack canon use, I think all models since they switched to usbc instead of proprietary cables
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In reply to Post #2589
Get yourself a Rhino release foot pedal for canon, so much easier than having to push a hand held remote,just tap your foot on the pedal and away you go.
https://rhino-tech.co.uk/shop/ols/products/rhino-release
Cable type S1 600d is in the specified camera list
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In reply to Post #2590
Ok thanks, will do
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In reply to Post #2589
Possibly a lack of light or too short an interval, but your probably better off bringing up a related thread in tackle or general, not many bother looking in this thread.
I know a few dslrs have weird quirks in live view mode, hopefully a user will have an answer for you.
The 50 will give better pics but can be impractical as you've found
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Right folks, recently got my hands on a 600d and a plug in intervalometer and now have a couple of questions, mainly about the focus. Go easy as I haven't used a DSLR before 
Anyway, been experimenting using the intervalometer with the Live View screen and I find that if it's set to 'Live' focus mode it sometimes doesn't actually take a shot, sounds like its focusing etc but then no actual shot taken. If I switch it to 'Quick' focus mode it seems to take a shot every other time, like it uses one shot to focus then actually takes it on the next one, is that right or have I got some settings badly wrong?
I should point out I was experimenting in my hall (it was pissing down) with a bright multi-coloured cushion and not outdoors with a fish 
Also as it's on loan it comes with a 50mm and an 18mm -135mm lenses,. I've tried both, using the zoom at the 35mm setting, the only issue is with the 50mm you have to get miles away from the camera, would you suggest using the zoom is maybe a better option or not?
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Got some cameras for sale. Not sure if I am allowed to list on here but if anyone is interested drop me a pm.
Canon, olympus and miranda
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In reply to Post #2586
Thanks for that, I have been looking at gaming laptops but didn't see many 2in1 versions, and I like being able to use the digital pen in photoshop. I can use the lightroom mobile app to use a tablet in the same way but I don't think I do that with photoshop. Will have to wait till later in the year now tbh
Will check out the video later
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NON Carp stuff