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Hi I have a Elan 7 NE which has Standard diopter of -1, user-adjustable from -

2.5 to +0.5.

 

Right now I am at the last click on the - and would like to have a few more

clicks on the (down)- side. I don't understand the way they work.

 

I don't know if I have to buy a .5, 2.0, 3.0 + or - lol. Here are all the

models.

 

CADM05E2 Canon Diopter ED -0.5 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADM2E Canon Diopter E -2.0

 

Canon 2861A002

CADM2E2 Canon Diopter ED -2.0 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADM3E Canon Diopter E -3.0

 

CADM3E2 Canon Diopter ED -3.0 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADM4E Canon Diopter E -4.0

 

CADM4E2 Canon Diopter ED -4.0

 

CADP05E Canon Diopter E +0.5

 

CADP05E2 Canon Diopter ED +0.5 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADP1E Canon Diopter E +1.0

 

CADP1E2 Canon Diopter ED +1.0 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADP15E Canon Diopter E +1.5

 

CADP15E2 Canon Diopter ED +1.5 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADP2E Canon Diopter E +2.0

 

CADP2E2 Canon Diopter ED +2.0 w/Rubber Frame

 

CADP3E2 Canon Diopter ED +3.0 w/Rubber Frame

 

Thx

I would highly recommend FUJI Superia Reala 100 E.I.@80 ISO.

Here : http://f20c.com/stuff/canon/partslist/

Called Canon, they said thats is the way it is manufactured. Great, I thought it was deffective.

NK Your are correct. I checked them out and they are plastic.

 

*** I noticed that they are all even abut the First one, the top one seems to be lifted about a paper thickness over the other ones. While the other blinds are all even, one on top of the other. I see no light through them and the camera take great pictures. I will call canon tomorow, but I thing this is the way they are suppose to be. Can anyone see if theirs is like this?

What a great spot you must of had to take those great pictures. Really great action pictures. Colors, yum!

What a great spot you must of had to take those great pictures. Really great action pictures. Colors, yum!

Thks James! No more comments from me as I can see this is not an opened oppinion forum.

A great thank you. It looked that they were made out of plastic, since I could not touch them I could no tell. So there is no danger then, good to know.

I would like to know if it would be dangerous to do this because I

read some posts about people burning holes in their shutter blinds.

Can walking with no lens cap be bad too. If so how am I to take

pickture of these baloons? I hav an Elan 7NE with a Canon 28-105

f/3.5-4.5 USM II & a Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 APO Zoom Macro Super II

and a Lens hood for both lens.

 

Thx

Michael is right. What if your photos come out bad. How do u think they will feel. Then again shooting a wedding with a Rebel G ??? Its the Bottom of the barrel in Canon Cameras. I could only imagine what lens you are using. Come on invest in something better if you want to start playing with peoples feelings. Shoot some practice rolls before you take on a task that is way to big for you.

Jim is right on this one. Search before u ask the same question for the 20th time. Force urself to read a little.

Haha, I bought a trypod from Walmart , Optex. What garbage! Did I ever learn my lesson.

 

I recommend the SLIK Pro 400DX at $190.00 CAD. Great tripod!

Times change. Can't put down a company because of the older lens model you were using a few years ago was badly made. Try this years moden, then complain. If that was the case what would people say about microsoft if they were to quit on them after trying Windows 95.

 

The quality/price ratio is not there at all. I do own the 28-105 3.5/4.5 USM II and I like it a lot, but I would not even think of buying their 28-200mm, 75-300mm or the 100-300mm. Canon is only known for the L series lens which are good, but their consumer line of zoom lenses make me vomit. Expensive for nothing. Image quality just gets blown away by the Sigma.

Macman, use the NPS. I use it for all my nature and animal pictures and am amazed. You sould see my greens and blues!

 

What I do though is set the 160ISO to EI 125ISO. This will make it less grainy and the colors will be a little more saturated.

 

A true film, NPS!

Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 APO Zoom Macro Super II is all I have to say.

 

 

Look at this lens test review - http://www.photozone.de/bindex2.html

under "Tele zooms -300/320mm".

The Canon lens came in 15th and the Sigma version 1 came in 4rd under 3 lens that are over $1500.00!The Version 2 has the same optics. Plus the Sigma 2 does Macro at 200mm - 300mm, comes with a lens hood and carrying case. This lens is clear at all ranges unlike the Canon which is soft after 180mm!

 

I bought the Sigma and i also saved $100. Ha, Canon you dissapointed me!

I would say use Superia X-tra 400ISO EI@ 320ISO and shoot at 1/60 or 1/30 when the fireworks is just about finished. I would bet hands down that Reala would be a better choice. A Pro quality film is much better than that consumer stuff.But then again, I hate Kodak products.

Hi all, here is a little trick. Ever cleaned your lens with a white

microfibre cloth while your lens hood was still attached and then

noticed that you got all white fibers on your lens hood velvet. Well

I did it and I couldn't find a way to remove it so my velvet would

be black again until I tried Transparent TAPE, like the one from 3M.

Just put on some tape and peel it of. Black velvet like new!

Tickle tickle, whats a matter. The truth hurts eh?<div></div>

Sorry, I don't touch no Kodak Films or Paper. I'm ma not a Patriot. I can accept that imports are and can be a better product.Canadian here.

I thank you ALL! Great help.

Hello everyone. First post here.

 

After trying out a few films, Fuji films only, I have finally found

a color negative print film that can render my outdoor nature and

lanscape images to its best and most natural appearance and colors

and detail. The FUJI NPS Pro 160ISO. I would just like to mention

that I shot 5 rolls of this film and I was impressed. I exposed the

film to 125 Iso. I think that is called "pulled the film" but I do

not know how many stops because I still do not understand the

concept of stops in film.160 -> 125. Not like stops in

lenses "f/stop"

 

Anyways, great film, the greens and blues are amazing.