I have never owned a Canon XSi/450D camera, but this manual was included (along with the proper manual) for a Canon I did buy. I know it's an older model, but does anyone need the manual? It's yours for the cost of postage.
This was taken at the Waukegan, IL Air Show earlier this month. I know the identity of the prop plane (a Corsair), but I would like to know the type of jet in the photo. I want to use this shot in the annual calendar that I make for family and frie...
I'm looking to take my macro photography to the next level. As far as bodies go, I have a 6D and a 70D. For the 6D, I have an EF 100mm f/2.8 L macro lens, and for the 70D I have an EF-S 60mm f/2.8. I'm looking at the MP-E 65mm f/2.8, and here's my...
Jaymack, I no longer have a 60D, but if it's anything like my 70D, this may help you. First, I'm not sure what you mean by "I pressed the camera button". Do you mean the shutter? Second, here's what I do to change to a self-timer. First, press and ...
Here is an adapter that MIGHT work for you: http://www.ebay.com/itm/USPS-Free-Shipping-Sony-A-Lens-to-Canon-EOS-Adapter-For-100D-1200D-1100D-1000D-/271711308985?hash=item3f43418cb9:g:PccAAOSwAL9UkVDj I do not have this adapter and therefore I cannot ...
That is a fine lens and it will work on any Canon digital camera (except the M series). To get the best use of it, you would likely want a full-frame sensor, such as the 5D Mark II you mentioned, or the 5D Mark III, or the 6D. It will still work fine...
I have the 15-85mm lens and have never had the problem you are describing. My lens can go unused for weeks at a time, since I keep it on my infrared-converted T3i. It sounds to me like you may need to have the lens at least looked at by a camera tech...