The C70 manual says that you can plug a "commercially available controller" into the remote A jack, as an alternative to the RC-V100. (Manual page 11, 110, 194.)
Given that the RC-V100 costs £2,780, I'm quite interested in using the "commercially av...
I guess people post mostly when they have problems, so I thought I'd share a positive experience I've had, just for contrast. I do know that not everyone has it all go smoothly, but I did, so here's my story.Also I seem to see a lot of posts from pe...
This question comes up a lot, so I wrote an article explaining all the issues and combinations. Here it is:https://moonblink.info/MudLake/gear/lensesIt turned out a lot bigger than I wanted, but this turns out to be kind of a messy issue. Anyhow, the...
First of all, well done for knowing that the plug adapter doesn't fix the voltage -- only the plug shape. In general, you could very easily get into trouble (things catching fire or exploding) when taking an appliance (e.g. a hair dryer) from one co...
... my subjects are closer than the 35mm. I have tried googling the problem,
I'm afraid I don't really understand what problem you are having. According to the specs I found, your lens's close focus distance is 30 cm -- i.e. 300mm. If your camera i...
If those replies have helped you, you could mark one or both of them as solutions. That way, anyone else researching the same question will find the answer more easily.
The EF lens mount (which your camera uses) has a flange distance of 44 mm. This is pretty long, and doesn't leave much room for an adapter from most other lens mounts. There are exceptions; for example, you could get an adapter to use PL lenses on ...
I don't think we can help you unless you describe exactly what your situation is. The display has 2 hinges, so we need to know:
what angle is the display hinged out from the camera at -- i.e. as seen from abovewhat angle is the display pivoted at --...
