Speedbooster for SL3

[vincent228]

Maybe I am misunderstanding the use of a speedbooster, and i am hoping someone can put me on the right path.

I have an SL3. I am being asked more and more by my company to take photos of classes we are promoting on the manufacturers website. The problem is, I find myself more and more in low light situations. Obviously, I end up getting a lot of noise in my photos, and am getting a lot of motion blur due to having a slow shutter speed.

I cannot afford a full frame camera, so the crop sensor was fine until now.

I ran across a a few articles about speed boosters. my understanding was it would take the light from your lenses, and focus them fully on the cropped sensor.

am I correct with that?

I have a pretty good set of lenses for the SL3, so my idea was to get a speed booster that fits the SL3 lenses, and be able to focus the full light onto the crop sensor of the SL3.

Am I correct? Is that how it works?

If I am, I was told Canon makes a speed booster for this.

Please help set me right.

[vincent228]

Ive had tge ISO as high as 6400 in some situations. I always shoot in RAW and JPEG. I didnt know rhe software from Canon would deal with the noise. I always used adobe, or some other commercial brand. So that info is valuable. I will definitely give that a shot. I do have to use the photos edited in video standards like 1080 or 4K due to some photos being used in the video are broadcast on high def large screen presentations.

[jrhoffman75]

DPP manual here:

Support | DSLR | EOS-1D X Mark III | Canon USA

[vincent228]

That is awesome!

Thank you very much!