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yea i use it as an when. sometimes i go walk on the street, i use 6D+35/f2 IS prime without grip. lightweight is the way to go! besides, i need to put it in my camera bag + laptop. the battery grip causes too much bulk and i cant fit them all in.

I lost my 6D BG-E13 batttery grip connector pin cover, so it's kind of exposed now. Something like the white plastic cover at the top right. anyone know where I can buy one replacement, and roughly how much?

where can find this camera for sale in sg? went alot of shops but they dont carry samsung cameras?

currently thinking of the samsung dv300f @ about $120 or samsung mv900f @ about $220 both have wifi, 5x optical zoom... f2.5 are there any other recommendation/opinions?

hmm so when i put to LR, i need to take care not to re-adjust the JPEG pictures... wah. how to filter by jpeg/raw sia

my 6D has this lens correction feature. and i take picture in RAW+L so im wondering, when i put to lightroom, am i supposed to reapply the lens correction preset on the (perhaps already corrected) images?

the 24-70 f/4 has better IQ than the 24-105. the 24-70 also has a better magnification when comes to macro (although it is still not 1:1 macro) but i chose the 24-105 as the $1000, and the loss in focal length doesnt make up for its advantages. i don't pixel peep, so the better IQ is not that...

not gonna bring my dslr underwater. big nono. so just comparing between buying a housing for my panasonic TZ20, or buy an underwater one entirely. what do u guys thinki

looks like i can throw away my 6D already? sensor simi dual cmos? somemore digic 5+ and all cross type AF?! what advantage has my 6D left?!

I know this is an age-old debate, and RAW is usually the winner. so I started shooting RAW recently. Until, a good friend of mine, who shoots quite well, told me stop shooting raw. His reason, when you shoot raw, you lose the auto noise-reduction done on jpeg by the camera (which, btw...

android tablet fine too

yep. low iso. I'll go to an iso as low as possible that my target shutter speed can offer. noise is more easily detectable in dark pictures so I take extra care to go low on iso. I found my slowest to be 1/8 to 1/13. I let the auto iso pick what's good for that scene. usually it'll be...

EOS 6D, ISO-100, 35mm, f/16, 8 sec

EOS 6D, ISO-500, 35mm, f/2, 1/13 sec

EOS 6D, ISO-200, 35mm, f/2, 1/10 sec