R5 & R6 request: Adding Shutter Angle

[JJacksonFilms]

I am loving how the R5 and R6 are shaping up to be. But I understand there’s no option for Shutter Angle with either of these cameras, only Shutter speed. In a firmware update I would love to see a shutter angle option added into the cameras, especially for the R5.

For someone like me who is basically a video shooter, Shutter Angle makes my work so much easier as it’s one less thing for me to worry about when switching frame rate options.

[Waddizzle]

Adding shutter angle would make it necessary to restrict the range of available shutter speeds. 

[JJacksonFilms]

You could just make a separate mode where the shutter range is restricted to access the shutter angle. That way if you don’t want to use shutter angle, then the normal mode is available.

[Waddizzle]

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@JJacksonFilms wrote:
You could just make a separate mode where the shutter range is restricted to access the shutter angle. That way if you don’t want to use shutter angle, then the normal mode is available.

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Canon's line of Cinema EOS cameras have shutter angle, and a lot of other features.

[JJacksonFilms]

That still isn’t a good reason for it not to be included in the R5. Panasonic have it in their S1H and GH series of cameras.

[Waddizzle]

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@JJacksonFilms wrote:
That still isn’t a good reason for it not to be included in the R5. Panasonic have it in their S1H and GH series of cameras.

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I suggest that you contact Canon directly with your suggestion.  This is merely a user forum, not product support.

[SergioLeonard]

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@Waddizzle wrote:

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@ WalgreensListens  wrote:
That still isn’t a good reason for it not to be included in the R5. Panasonic have it in their S1H and GH series of cameras.

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I suggest that you contact Canon directly with your suggestion.  This is merely a user forum, not product support.

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You could just make a separate mode where the shutter range is restricted to access the shutter angle. That way if you don’t want to use shutter angle, then the normal mode is available.