Although I shoot primarily sports using Canon 1 series DSLR bodies, I travel quite a bit and for short trips via air a Canon M6 II with its 18-150 is my camera setup of choice. With the responsiveness of 1 series bodies, phone cameras drive me crazy...
I was reminded tonight while shooting a HS soccer match that it is often easy to complain about camera specifications, control layout, menu design, etc. but compared to the true pain our subjects often suffer we have a VERY easy life as photographers...
I have shot thousands of soccer match photos over the years but none capture the sheer joy of the beautiful game better than this player's happiness and exuberance! Captured with a Canon 1DX III and EF 200-400 extender @ 488mm, 1/1250, f5.6, ISO 500...
It has been some time since I used FTP transfer but setting the target folder is done under the FTP setup in the camera. I suppose it is possible that your computer can ignore this request and put it where Windows (or whatever OS you are running) se...
As Marc noted, this is due to lighting. Unfortunately with sports we don't generally get to choose locations/poses and sometimes the lighting just sucks. On a football field, when you have strong downward angled lighting behind the player and a fai...
If your images are sharp during better lighting, the lens isn't the issue. The "foggy" look in low light is probably a result of a higher ISO and the noise reduction needed to mask the noise artifacts.
I use an EF 70-200 f2.8 IS III now but I still ...
Do you save files in RAW or JPG file format? I use RAW for all my cameras and I turn off the lens correction in camera and apply it in post so if you have that on it may be what is slowing down processing.I don't have a M50, the only M series I have...
You are probably seeing a brief review of the image you just captured, turn this setting to off to prevent this review. It is in the red camera tab under menu.
Rodger
