one or two a month

modern mirrorless cameras are superb at night time photography

98% as good as full frame cameras

shoot with auto iso. go as low as u can with shutter speed. if u dont have a tripod, rest your camera on something.

if u are shooting a photo of one single thing, rather than a scene, buying a prime lens with a wide aperture will help… the RF 50 mm is one good choice for this.

most of the world uses sRGB

Serge Remelli

Simon D’Entremont

shoot jpg + raw

if your camera has two card slots, use them both

do u have a speedlight???

this is a very good question.

i imagine that the physics of lenses and light play a part in this…

i wonder how much of this is a business decision?

i wanted to compare two of my better lenses… the tiny EF-M 32 mm f/1.4 and the very big and very heavy EF 85 mm f/1.2

i put the camera on f/4 and positioned the cameras so that they had approximately the same field of view of this $100 bill. I focused in the middle of Ben Franklin’s face.

i adapted the EF lens onto the M6 MkII: I wanted the same camera capturing the images. the angles of view may be slightly different. Contrast and sharpness? They look awful darn close to me.

The EF-M lens cost me a few hundred. the EF 85 cost me one or two thousand.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/73760670@N04/albums/72177720313024348/with/53362824792/

i like Flickr quite a bit.

Canvaspop and Mpix both have done nice work for me. I always get my stuff printed on canvas. Both companies have high prices but they will send u regular emails offering “% off” deals.

i prefer canvas prints with no frame… these are on a wall in my home

https://i.imgur.com/SydxK1S.jpg

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