Finally received my @canonmalaysia EF-RF 0.71x adapter. It’s a focal reducer/speed booster that increases the field of view of a super 35 sensor to about full frame. Additionally, it also gives you an extra stop of light. Essentially, a 50mm will be around a 53mm on the C70 with this adapter. Math formula is: (focal length x 1.5 crop factor) x 0.71. I have a quick comparison with and without the adapter vs a full frame field of view of a 50mm at the end of the video. The additional one stop of light is also an added advantage. My EF 50mm F1.2 can go up to a whopping F0.95 (tho in light gathering not in the amount of background blur). This adapter is specifically made for the C70 with the locking pins at the sides of the adapter but technically you should be able to put the adapter on other RF cameras. Tho it will most definitely cause heavy vignetting and may not even function properly due to firmware. The only downside to this adapter is that it only supports three EF lenses currently with a firmware update coming soon to expand that list to 6 other lenses (can’t remember the exact number). Wish the list would be longer but definitely a good start! When I mean support, I mean it supports full DPAF of the lenses. You can still use unsupported lenses to change aperture and AF but won’t get the full capability of the C70’s DPAF. The adapter is hefty and well made but a shame it doesn’t come with a carrying case like the other RF adapters. It just came in bubble wrap but I think Canon expects most users to leave this on the body most of the time. Personally, I somewhat regret picking this up. I thought I would miss full frame but shooting with the C70 over the week, I got used to the super 35 look. This adapter is pretty pricey too but that additional one stop of light is something I find hard to give up considering I shoot a lot of run and gun work. Can’t wait to unlock the full potential of the C70 once Malaysia is out of the lockdown! #canonc70 #canonmalaysia #eosyouthambassador

7️⃣ months old! Achievements unlocked ⭐️ Sitting unsupported ⭐️ Rolling around non stop ⭐️ Said “Mama” at 6 months, and now occasionally says “Dada” ⭐️ Favorite word “Baba” ⭐️ Loves blowing her lips ⭐️ Immune to chickenpox 😅 ⭐️ Loves baby led weaning! ⭐️ Drinks water from sippy cup Kara is wearing a drool bib & headband from @mimietlulu_official; clothes from @marksandspencerhk Thank you @mimietlulu_official for the lovely personalized baby gift box of surprises! Get 10% discount @mimietlulu_official with code “JESSICATAN22” #mimietlulu #mimietlulufamily #hongkonggift #HKgift #HKbaby #HongKongBaby #babygift #personalizedbabygift #uniquegift @mothercarehongkong #stokke #stokkesleepijunior

⬜️⬛️🟨 🇲🇲 #Apr19Coup Parallel Myanmar Government Launched to Challenge Military Junta CRPH announced the cabinet members of the National Unity Government ( #NUG )on last Friday. The CRPH -- whose name comes from the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, the Burmese term for the lower house of parliament – was outlawed by the military regime, but enjoys support in Myanmar and abroad. The group is thought to operate near Myanmar’s borders with India and Thailand. The parallel government launched on Friday draws from National League for Democracy (NLD) legislators who won seats in the 2020 election that the military overturned, citing unsupported charges of electoral fraud, with wide representation by the country’s major ethnic groups, most of which have their own armies. Two senior U.S. diplomats -- Atul Keshap, principal deputy assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, and Scott Busby, assistant secretary of state for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor – tweeted that they and CRPH “agreed on the importance of restoring Burma’s path to democracy. The United States strongly supports the people of Burma, who reject military rule and yearn for peace.” 新成立的聯邦政府以2020年大選勝出之民主派為骨幹，將會爭取國際社會更高認受性，終極希望達至取替軍政府執政❗️ Source: RFA #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #AbominableCruelty #AntifascistRevolution #warcrimes #FuckCCP #anticoup #crackdown #crimesagainsthumanity