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...
Canon just released firmware version 1.6 for the EOS R5; the big add in 1.6 is the new "Auto power off temp" option, with settings "Standard" and "High". Since the release, I've been testing how the new option affects overheating. It seems to be a bi...
First of all, the golden rule of log -- if you don't know what it's for, you don't need it. Make your life simpler and turn it off.
But if you do need it -- are you by any chance using the free version of Resolve? The free version doesn't handle 10...
You haven't said what camera you're using -- is it full frame, or crop? It makes a difference.
I've been shooting landscapes for a while now, mostly on full frame, and even there 24mm is often not wide enough for me. I have the 15-35, and I love it...
I've never used that particular lens, but this kind of thing is quite normal with zoom lenses. Some lenses (like my RF 70-200 f/4.0) have a lock switch to lock the lens barrel in and prevent this creep.
I'd love to help, but I'm afraid I'm not going to be much use. I've been using the C70 for going on 4 years now, and never seen a problem like this. Then again I mostly don't shoot RAW.
I regularly use a bunch of different SD cards including Angelb...
I've had this lens for years, and probably use it the most out of all my lenses, and the zoom action has always seemed fine to me. My feeling is that it's firm as appropriate for a pretty big, heavy lens.
I wouldn't think of moving it with one finge...
