Recent content by FalconSG

Very informative! Thanks guys!

I shoot DSLR videos. Does anybody know whether the 5D Mark 4's Dual Pixel AF works with non-STM L lenses to allow face-tracking video shooting? It is useful when shooting a moving person.

I upgraded from Canon 60D to 5D3. I did so without the need to ask for opinions here cos I have a clear need for a full frame camera based on the type of photography I specialise in. So ask yourself why u want to upgrade.

I also experienced cold treatment from Hai Chew. They are expensive by the way, and the products they are pushing are mostly export versions (i.e. warranty). I ended up buying my NX5P from Cathay Photo. The customer service is excellent, I tested the camera for 1 solid hour and they never even...

I think it uses duplex printing. You have recommendation?

I see some event photographers shoot and print instant photos with their business card at the back. Any recommendation on the brand/model of such printers? Where can I buy and how much does it cost? Sincerely look forward to your kind advise. Thanks!

I fell off the chair when I saw the rates. In business, good products and services come at a premium. We all know it and we accept it. Clients are willing to pay good money when they know they are getting high value works from you. Price serve as a proxy for the quality of your work to your new...

I went to Cathay Photo to test the EA50 yesterday. I also compared it with the NX5P. I know some people here would say that it makes better sense to compare with the FS100 or FS700. Well, I compare with the NX5P because I had initially wanted to buy the NX5P but held back because the DoF is...

Any idea whether the EA50 is better than the NX5P? I had deferred buying the NX5P because it is a fixed lens camera with a small sensor, as well as I can't change the F-Stop.

I use the Videomic Pro. Audio quality is pretty good but quality also depends on what recorder you use and AGC factor.

Seems like the rumour is true about the AF issue.

I bought it at Lucky Plaza at a moment of impulse when I wanted it so badly. Was supposed to be cheaper but w/o warranty. Anyway, hard lesson learned. Never trust those crooks.

I went down to the Canon Service Centre this morning. Preliminary finding: the lens' auto-focus is faulty and it works intermittently. Cost of repair estimated at $180. Faint! That's costly! I heard that the Canon 50mm f/1.4 prime lens has a history of AF issue and it appears to be true. I...

I shot at f/2.8 and didn't use focus and recompose technique.

Focal Reikan sounds like a good solution. But it doesn't support Canon 60D based on the list of camera models, unfortunately.