03-24-2024 07:42 AM - last edited on 03-26-2024 12:24 PM by Danny
hi,
i have an issue with my RF100-500 (on a canon r5) and I hope someone can help me:
When it is all zoomed out to max, and f7,1 nothing is wrong, but when I add one stop to f8,0 and I want to shoot, ISO goes to the max and screen gets dark because of that. Same with higher aperture.
Tried another lens, no problem (ef 24-105mm plus adapter). Tried to lower max ISO, same problem but not so dramatic because of the lower iso.. When I zoom a bit back to for example 460 mm. no problem at all. Weird right?
I have filmed it but can not upload it here?
03-24-2024 09:10 AM
How old is the lens? If the lens is under warranty, have you contacted Canon Support?
https://www.usa.canon.com/support/service-and-repair
03-24-2024 09:29 AM
Thanks for your answer, the lens is over a year old, had a crack in the inside half a year ago, they repaired it as warranty.. maybe something went wrong there? can not recall I had this problem before that
03-24-2024 10:06 AM
Greetings,
What shooting mode are you using? I agree with @Waddizzle, If this is not happening with other lenses, it would seem to indicate a problem with your 100-500.
What happens if you shoot in Av? Set the aperture to f7.1, zoom to 500mm, half press shutter or press DOF preview, confirm f7.1. Add 1 stop, press DOF Preview, does your aperture jump to f22?
~Rick
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03-24-2024 10:11 AM
Hi! I allways shoot in manual mode.. i tried av mode like you said, same problem.. the image gets dark, i do not see the iso value or aperture value change though.. in 7.1 no problem, 8.0 problem. And not when i zoom back in a bit…
03-24-2024 11:41 AM
"... had a crack in the inside half a year ago, ..."
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