Two Cameras
I went out this morning with both cameras, the two bird shots from the Canon and the frost on the bridge from the Sony.
- Camera
- Canon EOS 2000D
- Lens
- EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM
- Focal length
- 250mm
- Aperture
- ƒ/5.6
- Exposure
- 1/2500s · ISO 1600
- Camera
- Canon EOS 2000D
- Lens
- EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM
- Focal length
- 250mm
- Aperture
- ƒ/5.6
- Exposure
- 1/3200s · ISO 2500
- Camera
- SONY DSC-RX100M7A
- Focal length
- 9mm
- Aperture
- ƒ/5.6
- Exposure
- 1/320s · ISO 100
The frost shot is not sharp, which is on me, but the color rendering is still noticeably better than what I get from the Canon. The Canon is always fitted with the telephoto lens, which limits the overall image quality, and I do not want to carry multiple lenses. So the practical answer for me is to bring both cameras.
I also spent a good part of today working on Hypo. Jasper gave me useful input, and the result is noticeably better. Over the last few days I have been using it for all my imports. With today’s improvements I focused on performance of loading a large set of images, fast image comparison, and better metadata handling (spoiler: auto focus pinning), and I will write more about that soon. Notarization with Apple is still not complete, but I have local signing with my official Apple developer account, which makes the app installable for others.
