Recent content by ramyad

The main difference between the EF and EF-S is the image circle. The EF-S is designed for the crop sensor size and so has a smaller image circle. As stated by others, the focal lengths are the same so the "crop factor" still applies on both the EF and EF-S.

If you don't want to licence or sell it to them then just go ahead and give them permission. If you have a website then request a credit to you (your name) and a link to your website. Think of it as marketing. They may ask for the hi-res version, if they do then they may want to print it in a...

Found what I needed for the Yongnuo RF-602 on e-bay. Thanks Richard (HoppyUK) for mentioning it, I've ordered the 3 x receiver kit and at £46 can't grumble at that price :)

I've researched a little more on these and they look like the set for me. Thanks for pointing me to them. Do you know where to get the cable to fire the camera please? I can't find any on Amazon with the right remote connector cable. Thanks.

Thanks. I'll take a look into this one. I won't have flash on either camera, it will be in a church. Me on the ground floor, camera in hand and the second camera in the balcony. Yep, looking at the Hahnel documentation, it does not mention remote trigger of a second camera from the first...

Hi, I'm going to be doing a wedding next year where I can either stand at the back or in the balcony. I'd like to put one of my 5D's in the balcony and me on the ground, firing the balcony camera the same time as I take a shot. What would you recommend? I don't want Pocket Wizards, too much...

LR doesn't use a colour profile per se, on RAW files, although in the Develop module it will provide the widest gamut using ProPhoto RGB. This is because RAW files do not contain a colour profile. So, to answer your question, only when you export do you need to choose a profile.

I agree with Alistair, learn the art of photography with your P&S. It will make a big difference to your photography.

I shoot full manual and my method is as follows: 1) Set the aperture I want - basically for depth of field; do I want creative blur in the background or do I need to get a lot of the scene in focus 2) Set the shutter speed I need - 1/focal length as a minimum speed. Around 1/125 for people...