Seems to me like this should be achievable through software. I'm kind of curious as to why even mid-range Nikons can do this, while only the top of the line Canons (new 1D and 5D MKIII) are capable of it. Is there a hardware or technical limitation...
Hi Mike, I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. I had looked for the Delete Post option but couldn't locate it. Here's a quick update. I later discovered the one pin on each of the 5D Mark II port was bent, using a VisibleDust sensor loupe....
Wow, you upgraded from a cropped sensor camera to the EOS-1D X. That's quite a jump up. Yes, the High ISO capability on the 1D X is really amazing. Look at this shot I took in Paris a couple of months ago. It was taken handheld @ ISO 6400 f/4 with th...
I have cleaned the contacts several times with no luck any suggestions on what I can do next.
For a number of years before yesterday, I have tethered my 5D Mark II to my Dell Studio 1735 via a 5 meter long USB cable without a single problem. Laptop runs Windows 7 32-bits. Then yesterday, I tripped on the cable and slightly bent the mini USB c...
There is some confusion about the max safe sync voltage. The cameras owners manuals is not clear on this matter leaving some to believe that the 250v (on newer DLSRs) is only safe for the PC socket with the hotshoe still at 6v like the older cameras....
In another thread I made a comment how the controls and interfaces on today's DSLRs are still firmly rooted in the analog age. On this occasion I wanted to start a discussion about how exposure controls should ideally work on a modern computerised DS...
Thx for the BIF definition.
Hi everyone, Could you please point me to good tutorial for BIF with 5D mark3 camera? Coming from Rebel, I found Af on 5D very powerful, but need some help on selection options.Thanks
Hi, I would like to make a suggestion to Canon on the 5D3 camera, with regard to the minimum shutter speed for auto ISO. Currently I find that most of the selectable shutter speeds are on the low side (mostly below 1/125), and this may not be useful ...
I've had a 7D for 1 1/2 years now and it's worked great. I am wondering if there are any advantages to upgrading the firmware or does the old adage, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" hold true here?
Recently started having problems with my 5D first I gor ERR 70 message on he back LCD. Now the back buttons are not respoding, shutter is not responding plus top LCD does not show the # of images (its completely blank for the image #). Please respond...
I understand that there has been at least one (and maybe more) firmware upgrades to the 5D Mark II since I bought my units in June '09. I'm especially interested to see if there are time lapse capabilities as well as any other features/functionality ...
took some photo with my Canon 5d mark ll and it showing line running thur it
