Poor Lawson didn’t bend the knee, got lied to from his own team. Must feel nice!
I honestly didn’t follow anything around 4-car teams, but are there specific rules in place? We never saw much between Ferrari and Haas or Merc and Williams, because they are more far apart in terms of performance, but RB is doing it since years. I ask without part taken, don’t want to stir any controversy and am just curious :)
After the unveiling of the NA0 design, what is your take on the Neue Klasse EVs and design language?
Here a pretty cool graphic on the 3 series generations:
https://www.bmwgroup.com/en/company/neue-klasse.htmlOpen linkView original on lemmy.worldCanon pulls a Leica and releases a “graphite grey” version of the PowerShot G7 X Mark III for the 30th anniversary of the PowerShot series. It looks to be around 400€ markup, so 40-50% more than the already difficult to find normal version. A couple of accessories won’t save it from being a shameless cash grab on a 6 years old camera that they were going to discontinue.
https://www.canon-europe.com/press-centre/press-releases/2026/02/canon-celebrates-30-years-of-powershot-with-powershot-g7-x-mark-iii-30th-anniversary-edition/Open linkView original on lemmy.worldCanon just released the highly anticipated compact 14mm 1.4 targets astrophotography, architecture and video:
Top to bottom a halo astro lens, I would expect reviews to confirm excellent coma control. Vignetting seems low from what I’ve seen so far.
For action, creative architectural and underwater photography, Canon translated the EF 8-15mm F4L to mirrorless: the RF 7-14mm F2.8-3.5L is fisheye zoom lens:
Well, Canon serves now the wide angle mirrorless market pretty well. What I would like still, is a 12-24mm F2.8L with similar performance to the 15-35 F2.8L and a lower end 1.8 UWA.
Dear coffee juice estimators, I’ve had this V60 02 dripper for 3,5 years and some hairline cracks have been building up all over the cone. At one point, a bigger horizontal crack appeared and a short time ago a bigger vertical one took off while pouring - I really heard and felt the plastic creaking. It has almost never seen the dishwasher, mainly only rinsing and hand washing.
I’ve used this V60 regularly, more often in the last year than the years prior, but I wanted to ask if someone experiences the same degradation with other colors of plastic? I have two AeroPress devices that are like new, one being older than this dripper…
It looks like a very poor material choice, but maybe it’s due to the crystal clear transparency.
Close up:
As a noob astrophotographer, this is fascinating news.
https://petapixel.com/2026/01/06/canon-partners-with-vaonis-to-make-99000-observatory-grade-telescope/Open linkView original on lemmy.worldWith the matter of starvation and the dubious aim of the virus (its target may be to cancel mankind according to some theories), how do you think the hive manages procreation? I think at least for now they would avoid it to keep the load on food resources as low as possible. What’s your take?
Dear Canoners, I tried to round up the - in my opinion - most relevant reviews on the RF 45mm ƒ/1.2 STM lens.
Complete reviews:
First impressions:
In German:
In Japanese:
Sample galleries:
I began dabbling with it lately and - inspired by this comment - I though about diving deep in this topic and try to understand this function that works in a pretty cryptic way. Canon documentation says: trial and error -.-
The main questions are:
I used it a couple of times with my R6II and never got anything deleted when the in-camera stacking gave an error: it created a final JPEG with only a selection of the stack pictures (this behavior is very good I recon) and didn’t delete anything- maybe on tbe R10 it works differently?
I got a very nice JPEG out of one of my first tries, but I couldn’t say I learned how to do it consistently:
My aim is to set up a small guide with some tips and reference values (ideally find out the correlation between aperture value, focal length, focus distance and the resulting step size): do you have any hints, failure or success stories? Let’s discuss :)
cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/c/linux/p/1516618/affinity-for-linux-canva-s-next-big-move-could-reshape-the-desktop-software-market
Canva is seriously considering porting Affinity to Linux - a move that could transform desktop Linux and challenge Adobe.
https://techcentral.co.za/affinity-for-linux-canvas-next-big-move-could-reshape-the-desktop-software-market/274861/Open linkView original on lemmy.worldEveryone know what everyone is thinking it to be: what could it be, if not dead bodies? Would that be too obvious? Is making it obvious paving the path for a real surprise?
(I don’t read/watch any commentary outside of this community, so I’m for sure out of the loop if there’s some mainstream theory going on :) )
Review by Gerald Undone on the video features of the R6 III: not much to say, almost flawless.
Do you have a pet peeve or a detail that bothers you about a "feature" of Canon products? It would be fun to hear what irritates you - mainly small things that the company can't seem to be willing to address, as anything more would probably trigger a change of system :) Try to be specific!
I'll start: the impossibility of importing pictures to a Folder instead of the Photo app in the mobile Camera Connect app for iOS and iPadOS.
I’m trying to wrap my head around the following:
::: spoiler Spoiler what caused the first general seizure in the first episode? Were all already infected and acted normal until that point in time? Or the “virus” was already in each human but not yet activated but in some selected individuals? :::
I didn’t watch nor read any commentary, so I don’t know if there is a plain explanation already clear to everybody :)
Just a heads-up for who may be interested: some Freet products are deeply discounted.
EU link: https://eur.freetbarefoot.com/ (you can reach other regions from this page)
We are now spoiled for choices on camera equipment and each manufacturer offers excellent cameras: is there a little detail - apart from macroscopic features that lead the decision making - that you appreciate on Canon cameras?
I'll start: the smooth outer shell without sharp edges! I really find it cumbersome, on some other cameras, how the viewfinder bump or other features stick out of the camera body and catch on things while taking it out of a bag, for example. The very streamlined and smooth design of my R6 II was a nice plus I never thought of enjoying :)
