EOS 6D zoomed remote live view sharper??
Hi,
I've got this Canon Zoom lens EF 70-300mm on my EOS 6D, connected via EOS Remote Utility on my Macbook Pro running MacOS 10.9.1. Everything is working great, and I'm really impressed by the level of details I can achieve by zooming on the moon:
I thought, that looks really amazing! Imagine what the shot will look like when I snap the actual photo with these settings. And then I obtain this. This is a comparison of the screenshot from Live View-Zoom View (left) and the actual shot (right):
I tried changing the image quality (I tried RAW) to no avail. I don't know where the loss of details comes from, I was wondering if anyone here had any insight on this or ran into similar problems.
Thanks,
Michel
Solved!
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I'm very interested in learning why this soft focus occurred. What comes to mind is that the camera's autofocus changed the focus as the shutter was snapped. So I'm going to focus on that. 8-) What was the Live-View image after the shot? Was it as clear as the pre-shot version? In other words if autofocus chagned the focus during the shot that should be the focus of the Live-View image after the shot. At least I think that would be the case.
I have had a 6D for about a month. There has been a lot of discussion online about this camera not having good autofocus performance. I have noticed that autofocus performance is poor in low light. Maybe this is an example of that.
I have had good success with manual focus using Live-View zoomed/magnified to X10.
It looks like the autofocus was in "quick mode". Does the EOS Utility support Flexizone AF? You could try that. Another thing to check is the AF point. Was your focus point set on the moon?
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Can anyone please provide insight, guidance, solutions to accomplish this efficiently?
Goal/operation:
I want to use the camera for copy work: portfolio, flat art, photos, objects etc. I have old family photo albums I want to copy/photograph each image separately without removing/disturbing/damaging the images in the books.
The camera is mounted on a vertical copy stand shooting down (subject is mainly flat art).
I want to be able to view through the LCD in live view (camera is 90º facing down at copy board), have manual control, set up & align the subject and shoot the photos using the flash lighting system in quick efficient production process.
Equipment used:
Camera EOS 70D (W)
Minolta Copy stand
Novatron 240 portable light system, 2 lights with polarized sheet film
synch connections:
wireless - Pocket Wizard Plus 2 Transceiver.
wired - Nikon AS-15 Hot shot cord adapter
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It seems I have to switch to Av from M after shutter release to view subject in LCD, then switch back to M for the next shot, camera fails to shoot and shows error message: “Press start/stop button to activate movie shooting”. This doesn’t make sense as I’m not movie shooting.
If I change the mode to “Flash off” and back to “M” then it appears to work, however once I switch to Av mode to view the subject again, it starts the process all over.
There must be a better/easier way.
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SX50HS
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Coming from a CaptureOne Pro background, I'm new to the Lightroom environment.
There are 3 things I would like to know.
I've started to work in LR5 using MAC OS X Yosemite.
1. Can one set the clipping to show highlight and shadow warnings for print?
RGB values are 0 - 255, want to set it to 10 - 245.
2. Is it possible to change the opacity of the Loupe overlay as it stays at 100%?
3. Is there a "live view" feature in LR5 to view compositions live before shooting?
Regards
NevilleNevLockhart wrote:
2. Is it possible to change the opacity of the Loupe overlay as it stays at 100%?
You can't do this in Soft Proof mode, but hold down the ALT key when adjusting the Exposure, Whites, or Blacks sliders to see individual RGB channel clipping. All other areas not clipped are Black making it easier to adjust these controls. ALT key is also helpful when adjusting the Detail panel sliders.
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font-style: normal;
font-weight: 500;
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src: url(/webfontkit-20111222-160801/ubuntu-b-webfont.eot) format("woff");
src: url(/webfontkit-20111222-160801/ubuntu-b-webfont.svg) format("svg");
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font-style: normal;
font-weight: 300;
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src: url(/MyFontsWebfontsOrderM3529046/webfonts/201E4B_1_0.ttf) format("ttf");
src: url(/MyFontsWebfontsOrderM3529046/webfonts/201E4B_1_0.eot) format("eot");
src: url(/MyFontsWebfontsOrderM3529046/webfonts/201E4B_1_0.woff) format("woff");
@font-face {
font-family: "Museo";
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font-weight: 500;
src: local("☺");
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src: url(/MyFontsWebfontsOrderM3529046/webfonts/201E4B_0_0.woff) format("woff");
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src: url(/webfontkit-20120225-212056/raleway-thin-webfont.woff) format("woff");
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HTML - http://validator.w3.org/
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I am using a simple HTML page that references several external CSS style sheets. The style sheets are site root relative. The code validates.
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Can I register webdispatcher and saprouter in SLD?
We've fronted all our systems (abap or java or both) with a webdispatcher. Is there any way to (preferrably automatic) register these webdispatchers in SLD. Our developers are starting to use SLD as a data source for connection info, but all our syst
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After recent update my IMac won't recognize my usb keyboard
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Local Variable or Write VISA Icon?
Suppose that you have a control in front panel to set amplitude of generator. If you do a loop in which you desire to increse every loop the amplitude it's better use a local variable of control in front panel or Icon WRITE of VISA to do this? What i
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Hello, I would like to Know how I can use a Bookmark in the report. I am using the report builder. Thanks!