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Has anyone tried Typology before? I am getting mixed results with Internet search, some are "okay" some have nothing to do with Typology Photography. Do you have a favorite website or Youtube video? Typology

Here's the official Canon release video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1r1Dl94pn7I

Something had to change because I just don't remember the bright florescent green in the themes. Is there a way to change it? I use the dark theme and the color makes viewing a real challenge.

The Canon store has some that are refurbished for $359 which is about $80 under the normal price. I currently have the 16mm prime and the 24-105 L but wouldn't mind a wide zoom. It gets pretty good reviews, sharp and lightweight.

A couple of pictures with my Sigma 150-600 Contemporary EF mount. The moon picture was using the 1.4x extender taken about 15 miles from the mountain. (The company that made most of the antenna on Sandia Crest saw my image on Facebook and contacted me to purchase it. It now hangs in their office in Texas. Cranes at Sunset. Bosque Del Apache Reserve. Red Winged Black Birds descend on a dead tree. Bosque Del Apache Coyote Eyes lunch at Bosque Del Apache Supermoon rises over Sandia...

Hi all Just noticed, new firmware for R5 Mkii was released on 3 March 2025. New version 1.0.3 Not sure if anyone else posted (had a look couldn't find anything)

"Check the edges of your frame" and "Clean your lens, stupid". I was so caught up in trying to find the exposure that would work for the brightest part of the image as well as the darkest (and too lazy/no tripod to do HDR) that I totally missed the blindingly obvious. :rolleyes:

My EF 135 F/2 is one EF lens I will probably never part with. For the money, it is the best bang for the buck lens you can get. All pictures shot on Canon R5 KC 135 shot with EF 135 (f2.8) Hummel statues with EF 135 @ f/2 Bull rider with EF 135 @ f/2 (poor lighting) EF 135 @ f/2 shot through chain link fence Mustangs at the rodeo. EF 135 @ f/2

Recently, I've found myself looking at medium format cameras and sort of wishing that Canon had a medium format option. These days, for digital medium format cameras, the market is ruled by Hasselblad, Fuji, and Phase One. Fuji is the "budget friendly" option, even they start at $5,000. Phase One, don't even think about asking about their prices. I've looked at both the Fuji GFX100S II and the Hasselblad X2D in the store. And while cool, I wish there was a Canon with the Canon ergonomics...

Which third party lenses would you most like to see available for the RF mount, with full autofocus capability? My short list includes: The Tamron 35-150mm f/2-2.8: https://tamron-americas.com/product/35-150mm-f-2-2-8-di-iii-vxd/ I feel like this could be my primary walking around lens. I don't often go wider than 35 mm for close shots and the 150 gives more zoom range than the 70mm or 105mm lenses do. The f/2 to 2.8 makes it a fast enough lens for low light and night photography and I'm...

Hi all I see quite a few people shooting with a cage on their camera (usually smallrig). What are the benefits of having the cage fitted?

Hi When i take my CFexpress card out of the camera to transfer shots to the computer, and then put it back in, the default card has moved to card 2, so next time i shoot it records to the SD card. I want it so even if i have removed and replace the CFexpress, then that is the default card. At present i am going into the menu and resetting it back to card 1. Can it be set up to always default to 1 when present?

I learned this several years ago. Like most of us, I go to a lot of time and trouble to customize all my camera settings from customizing buttons and info screens to filling in my copyright info and how I like images named, etc. as well as the My Menu green screens. Before I package up a camera body, I take another camera or my phone and photograph every menu page on the rear LDC screen. I also scroll through the Customize Buttons settings and record how I have my camera set up. The reason...

Hi Guys, this new reflection removal tool of Photoshop is a hekuva tool, indeed. The slider has a scale of +/-100 while it defaults to 0 in the middle. Pull the slider either way and get the picture without the reflections or without the interior. Although I wonder about the usefulness of the version with out the reflections. What do you think, what are the cases when we can benefit from the pic without showing the inside, only the reflections? Thanks! :)

This is probably obvious to most of us but I was talking to a lad at work about photography and forums which has prompted me to post this! If you take a shot and YOU like it - post it up and be proud of it, don't look at other photographers post's / work and think I'm not that good I'm too embarrassed to put mine up. We are ALL at differing levels, it's not all about the kit - some have a better understanding of post processing, some do very little - I for one have been shooting for many...

I'm now the new president of our local community photography club. Haven't let it go to my head with issuing any executive orders so far but I seem to now get email from companies, other clubs and vendors. I was contacted last week by someone in marketing at DXO. They offered a partnership with our club where eligible members of our club can get a 20% discount on any of the DXO products. They ask that we put the information on how to get the discount where only paid up current members can...

I am trying to figure out how to get the histogram only to display when taking a shot. I have looked online and unchecked histogram in Red #9 Shooting Info Display and the level is still there. I know it is probably something really simple but I cannot figure it out. Is the best solution to reset all camera back to factory and start over?

I'm thinking about getting a MacBook Pro M2 to increase performance in my workflow. Right now I pass all my photos through DXO PureRaw and for example it takes me 30 minutes to process 45 files (24MB). Also if I use Denoise in LrC, it takes 5 minutes to process a 24 MB Cr3. Does anyone can confirm if I'll see an improvement in performance using DXO PureRaw in my workflow?

....doesn't really work all that well....:rolleyes:

I see a similar question was asked, however am interested in what people shoot RAW or CRAW. I shoot mainly wildlife, birds and birds in flight on an R5 Mkii. Is there any real downside to using CRAW over RAW, understand file size is smaller so doesnt fill up the buffer so quickly when using CRAW. I think my main question is, is there any degradation in quality. I have no doubt some of you will have looked into this quite deeply and can give me a definitive answer. Thanks in Advance.