![]() This is a combination of using an electronic shutter (as opposed to mechanical shutter) and ultra fast processing speed, pure power. The a9 is able to display an uninterrupted live video display even when shooting 20 frames per second. Above 8 FPS, they still have the “slideshow effect.” Though it should be noted that only the top professional dSLRs can even shoot faster than 8 frames per second. The Sony A7riii, a6300 and a6500 can all behave just like a dslr - Live view with momentary blackouts, at up to 8 frames per second. Today’s EVFsīut today’s newest EVFs from Sony no longer have this issue, at least not in the same way. This was a major impediment to shooting action bursts, as you could lose your subject in 1/10th of a second. Thus, if you were taking 10 frames per second, you would be watching a slide show 1/10th of a second behind. ![]() As the video feed couldn’t turn on and off 5 or 10 times per second in a burst, Sony cameras would instead show a slideshow of the last image taken. The sensor had to devote itself to a high quality image and then a shutter closing - which required to video feed to shut off. If you were taking a burst of images, some mirrorless cameras could not activate the video feed fast enough between frames. EVFs get momentary blackout when the shutter closes. OVFs have momentary blackout when the mirror flips. ![]() Not what would appeal to any serious photographer.Įven some fairly recent EVF’s suffered from something called the “slideshow effect.” An EVF is a video feed off the camera sensor. Many EVF haters are basing their opinion on cheap EVF cameras, or what they heard or experienced with EVFs years ago. Let’s start with some myths about EVF’s based on their history. I may now have a slight preference for EVF’s, but not enough to be a deciding factor for me. OVF/EVF was never a reason for switching. I switched from a pretty good EVF camera (the Sony a99), to a good OVF Camera ( Nikon D750), which I used for 3+ years before going back to a good EVF ( Sony a7riii). The point of this post is to attempt an objective comparison between OVFs and modern EVFs.īefore starting, let me say I’m pretty agnostic. And many mirrorless users say that after experiencing a good electronic viewfinder, they could never go back to an optical viewfinder. Tweet Optical viewfinders vs Electronic viewfindersĪs mirrorless has been growing, many traditionalists claim they would never give up their OVF, optical viewfinder.
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![]() Along your journey, you must manage health, food, and gold to survive and thrive. Dice rolls rely on luck and chance to be successful. Dialogue choices let you steer conversations into or out of combat. Your fate is decided by random events in which the card you land on either is a dialogue, dice roll, or an encounter. You move in a direction where a card has not been flipped over. Cards are then placed onto a table in a grid-like fashion. They can be brought for the purpose of selling them for gold and other needs. And finally, Equipment Cards let you bring your favorite weapons, shields, or rings into combat. Encounter Cards are certain cards that can aid you like giving gold or the ability to unlock more cards. They are broken down into categories: Companion Cards is a single selection for who will help you during combat scenarios. ![]() The game is started by playing cards you’ve collected. These DLCs were free updates on other platforms, and does does not include the Outlands and Outsiders premium DLC here, at least as of yet. Shattered Memories offers 50 new shards, and 10 new tokens into the game to bring memories of the past into the present. Dealer’s Apprentice sees the Dealer himself joins you, and brings 1 companion card and 3 customization cards to the table. Hand of Fate 2 also comes with other DLCs seen on other platforms: Dealer’s Apprentice and Shattered Memories. There’s also an Endless Mode that came as free DLC elsewhere, but is already included here to see how far you can get before you die if you’ve exhausted the main campaign. The game comes with a campaign that spans 22 different stories or events, like saving an emperor and empress, but with a flavor all their own. ![]() He’s the storyteller and mystic that talks you through each of your adventures. The dealer as he’s known, is the same from the first game. This is a choose your own adventure in all the best ways. You’ll walk away from this feeling like you’re a part of the campaign more than the previous. The selection of customization options are minimal but effective. This character you will see on the main screen and in combat. After the first run, you’re placed into character creation to set the male or female avatar of your choosing. Hand of Fate 2 goes hard from the moment you start it, taking you straight into the game and starts teaching you the basics. Whether you’re playing the series for the first time or double-dipping on another platform, Hand of Fate 2 is a unique experience that expands on the original in every way. Defiant Development’s hit from the tail end of 2017 sees new life in 2018. With its combination of tabletop, collectible card game, and action RPG, it does everything the other versions of the game does – except done in handheld and portable form. Hand of Fate 2 is a great fit for the Nintendo Switch. Yes, Prime Photos is ‘free’ if you subscribe to Amazon Prime. This means that you retain your private photo library alongside the one the rest of the family can access. The way that it can then be used is that once you have selected and uploaded images to your Amazon Photos you can then choose a selection to add to the Family Vault. Just like a family photo album, but many times larger and thankfully searchable so you can find the images that you want easily.Īll you need to do to get started is to send an invite to the other members of your family and once they’ve accepted the invite they’re able to access the Family Vault. It works by enabling you to connect together all the Amazon Prime Photo accounts in the household together, so there is one repository for all the images that everyone can access. Family VaultĮssentially it’s an easy way to share your images with others in your family. However, the expansion price isn’t steep and if you plan to shoot more video over time, it’s well worth it. In our ongoing Amazon Photos review, the limitations can be annoying if you rarely shoot video and are slightly over the limit. Once you exceed that number you’ll need to purchase more storage for those files. However, for all other files – including videos – you’re limited to 5GB. Prime Photos is more of a gallery.īoth Amazon Photos and Amazon Cloud Drive offer the same unlimited photo storage. Drive is more of an asset management platform. But Amazon Drive can also store your music files, Word documents, PDFs and anything else. Amazon Photos is the front end, the public-facing site where you see the fruits of your labour in all their glory.Īlso, Amazon Photos will display your images. Amazon Drive is like the content management system, or CMS – the back end where you upload and manage files. To understand the difference, try thinking about it terms of a website. There are two ways of using Amazon Prime for photo storage: Amazon Photos and Amazon Drive. What is the difference between Amazon Photos and Amazon Drive? Even Flickr caps its users’ storage at a terabyte. But we digress.Īmazon Prime offers many benefits, but for photographers its unlimited photo storage – which comes free with a Prime membership – is unrivalled in the marketplace. In our review of this service and others, for the price of a Prime subscription that’s a very good deal. These members can also invited up to five friends or family members, who will also get unlimited photo storage in Amazon Photos’ Family Vault.Īmazon Drive is also included with your Prime subscription, offering 5GB of storage for videos and other content. How much Amazon Prime photo storage do I get?Īmazon Photos offers unlimited photo storage to Prime members. Both platforms are included within your Prime subscription and offer incredible value for photographers looking to back-up a significant archive. You can store your photos on Amazon Prime Photos or Amazon Cloud Drive. How do I store my photos on Amazon Prime? But one of Amazon’s many services that doesn’t often get the hype it should is its photo storage capability. Originally a bookseller, Amazon is now invading nearly every facet of our lives these days, from its smart speakers to original television content. Once you build your archive up somewhere and craft a taxonomy, you don’t want to move it. Photographers have flirted with numerous cloud storage options over the years, but buyouts and changes in the marketplace have made it difficult to know where to store your photos. In the age of 4K video and 50-megapixel images, having a proper photo storage platform for your image archive is more important than ever. ![]() Having used it for some time now, our Amazon Photos review will look at the pros and cons of using the service to backup your image archive. The online retailer is known for selling just about everything on earth yet, somehow its image-hosting capabilities are often overlooked. In the age of Google Drive, Dropbox and other mega cloud storage services, it’s easy to overlook the other image hosting platform hiding in plain sight: Amazon Photos. 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