Can anyone provide more information on the jpg workflow?
Jeff Cable’s blog has some information:
Interesting as Jeff seems to be editing his own images before sending ~45 shots in 45 minutes after each game 1500-2k images). I am guessing he is shooting raw (especially if adjusting white balance) and editing in PS although for the limited edits, LR is probably faster (IMO) and outputting smaller files (assumed jpg).
I think it depends on the employer/press agency the photographer is affiliated with. The USOPC/USA Water Polo doesn't seem to require photos to be sent to them immediately.
There are many different kinds of sports photographers with varying workflows.
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Yep. Exactly how the Z-stack feature works on pretty much every confocal microscope – mark top, mark bottom, enter number of steps, press start.
I’d appreciate if the camera would work out the required number of steps by itself.
Indeed, I almost added a note that the microscope software suggests the appropriate number of steps (including Nyquist-criterion oversampling) based on the confocal pinhole diameter, and that a camera could do so based on aperture and focus distance (except the latter would probably not be very accurate on an ILC, especially at macro distances).
thanks for in depth report. Its always great to here from other profesisonals who ACTUALY use the cameras, that many guys in the forums only speculate about
WiFi still sucks when trying a peer to peer connection. Works better if you connect it to your home network. USB works well toothanks for in depth report. Its always great to here from other profesisonals who ACTUALY use the cameras, that many guys in the forums only speculate about
Also these heavy use cases realy show which features actualy work and are important and which features are only relevent to youtube advertisers (aka "reviewers") =)
May I ask: did you use the Wifi Option? Its so incredible annoying and horrific on the R5 I ... did they improve it?
I just got an insta360 camera - its INCREDIBLE quick and reliable at connecting to the phone. Its lovely to have a liveview, control and download options in a matter of mere seconds. I wish canon would implement such a high quality connection...
The EF macro lenses had much better resolution in their position encoders compared to their non-macro counterparts, so I’ll assume the RF lenses aren’t worse
Fuji’s focus bracketing works that way. “Focus from here…to…here…”. I think it looks at the aperture and conjures up the number of shots.
They get paid for clicks, drama, and affiliate links. It’s hard to trust anything those people say, save for a handful of people who responsibly test products and are cautious to present their opinions as factual statements. How I use a camera is different than the next person and the next person. It’s valuable to isolate criteria that is important to you and drown out the rest of the noise.thanks for in depth report. Its always great to here from other profesisonals who ACTUALY use the cameras, that many guys in the forums only speculate about
Also these heavy use cases realy show which features actualy work and are important and which features are only relevent to youtube advertisers (aka "reviewers") =)
May I ask: did you use the Wifi Option? Its so incredible annoying and horrific on the R5 I ... did they improve it?
I just got an insta360 camera - it’s INCREDIBLE quick and reliable at connecting to the phone. It’s lovely to have a liveview, control and download options in a matter of mere seconds. I wish canon would implement such a high quality connection...
The original EOS 3 (and other film bodies as well) had the DEP mode where you could select the nearest and furthest point and the camera would calculate and set the focus distance and aperture to get the correct depth of field.The EF macro lenses had much better resolution in their position encoders compared to their non-macro counterparts, so I’ll assume the RF lenses aren’t worse
Apart from that, the manual implies that the overlap setting in the camera takes in account the aperture and focus distance, so it is already doing the calculations we are talking about.
Yeah, firmware is live. But the bug fixes will hopefully improve some of the issues I've encountered.
