Hi, I am Matej and this channel is dedicated to help non-professional photographers to improve pictures. Particularly focusing on Fujifilm Instax, iPhone photography and Canon EOS M camera system.
I got some of the black liquid on on camera so is it safe to use and touch the spots that were on the liquid? I cleaned it after with towel and some soap but it left a stains
One thing you didn't cover, is do they use the same communication protocol? And do the contacts align? If they do, then it should be possible to use EF-M lenses on an RF body, just they would be close-focus only. Or do a mount conversion to shave 2mm off the EF-M lens so it can be used on an RF body. Similar to how FD lenses are adapted to EF mount despite FD having a shorter flange distance than EF.
if i write on the grey areas at the bottom back of the films with a sharpie, will it damage the picture on the long run? Or will it transfer the wordings to the white space at the bottom front?
Hey, Just used my evo for the first time today, battery only lasted for about an hour and 30 pictures, is that normal or is my battery faulty ? I use my phone charger to charge ( samsung s23)
Yo listen 😭😭 the black piece on mine got stuck and then I removed the whole film pack and removed the film aggressively 😭😭😭 and it won’t WORKKK help me someoneee
I have an inventory of vintage Nikon F, Pentax M42, and Leica M full-frame lenses. Most are manual focus prime lenses. I would like to get adapters to attach my vintage lenses to a Fuji medium format digital camera. Is there a significant difference in the way the different Fuji medium format digital cameras handle vintage full-frame lenses? I am especially concerned on how well they will handle my widest wide-angle lens (14mm f/2.8 Nikkor D) and my most expensive Leica lens (21mm f/1.4 Summilux).
but it is technically possible to use rf lenses with an eos m camera, right? you would have to apply a 2mm thick adapter, right? is my thinking correct in this matter? or is there another way of doing that?
