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sorry not film, i also did not intend for it to look like filmI like this one a lot! Real good to see so many people shooting film.
I do hope to shot film in the future however
sorry not film, i also did not intend for it to look like filmI like this one a lot! Real good to see so many people shooting film.
Canon Australia probably wouldn't touch it, but you'd still have the international warranty.A quick question.
A family member is offering to buy me a 7D from BH Photo video whilst she is in New York. I would be saving alot (ends up about $2200 with a 16gb card, genuine battery, including USD>AUD conversion and 8.875% State Tax) However, I was wondering if Canon would still honour the warranty. Also would I be able to use the supplied charger?
Hmmm I dono... I think we all get caught up in the whole bike world of warranties. Canon is a big enough to offer legitimate world wide warranties. I'd be pretty surprised if they discriminated.Canon Australia probably wouldn't touch it, but you'd still have the international warranty.
As for the charger, I'm sure you could get adapters or just buy a different cable, its just generic isn't it?
From my experience with Canon warranty support they'll help out anyone with a Canon product. I took my 5-year-old Canon video camera in to their repair place in the city because it wasn't working and they fixed it within a week, for nothing, no questions asked. They had no idea where i'd bought it from or how long i'd had it...they just fixed it. My hat is off to Canon for that.As for warranty, i'm inclined to think they wouldn't be as generous with support, but they wouldn't reject me all-together.
Have you got the IS on? you might just be a shakey handed type fella. Otherwise point it at something mildly close with nothing else really near, let it focus on the closer thing, whack it on the computer, if it looks all good, you might just be shakey, if it doesn't i'm not sure where to look next really.I have noticed that the auto focus on my camera has been somewhat off. it's not motion blur i don't think, and often it's not the background that the camera has chosen to focus on, it's just focused on random things (not subject or background). Should i be looking at a new lens, or body + lens. At the moment I'm using a 400d with the kit 18-35. I won't be getting any thing for a while, just want to know if who's fault it is (mine or the camera)
Probably a shop.Snobbists, where shall I buy a 7D from?
Hmmm! That makes so much sense!Probably a shop.
I really dig this...I thought the dragon/wolf were just interesting rain patterns. Possibly a little to much black to the right there...a crop and a possible shift of the moon would correct this maybe?b
not sure how you guys like the dragon and wolf in their, but the photo i thought need a bit more pop
I might not have been specific enough, it's 100% fine when I'm taking photo's of immobile stuff. It's when it's a moving subject (like a riding/kayaking photo). Also, my lens doesn't have IS as far as i know...Have you got the IS on? you might just be a shakey handed type fella. Otherwise point it at something mildly close with nothing else really near, let it focus on the closer thing, whack it on the computer, if it looks all good, you might just be shakey, if it doesn't i'm not sure where to look next really.
Love this one mate! Sharp as anything and the contrast is rad. Nice work.