With all the people saying they will not buy a Canon printer ever again because of there not being ARM-compatible drivers, I have to ask.......
Is Canon any worse than HP, Epson, Brother and any others at creating ARM drivers? It seems before you lea...
I have EOS 50D, 60D, 6D and 7D bodies. Have had the 7D the shortest time. I just noticed that on the 7D only, the viewfinder image dims greatly with no battery in it. Full brightness with battery. This is whether the camera is turned on or off. Tried...
I'm just wondering.....Why are there so many people with problems installing some specific printer models, like a Pixma MG2522 or MG922. These are two of the standouts. There are others.I have two Pixmas and a Canon multi-function color laser printe...
Does anyone out there own one of these? I give up on Yongnuo or B&H for an answer:This flash's control unit looks like a regular flash with a swivel head on it. Is the YN14EX II's "head" (the part where the cord is attached) swivellable? I don't why ...
Been looking at used EOS DSLRs, and got to wondering (again) what is the "reason for being" of the EOS 77D. How does it fit in the line compared to the 70D and 80D? Not looking for feature-by-feature analysis....just a general idea of what made the ...
I have found Craigslist to be a waste. Too many trollers and fraudsters.
UsedPhotoPro.com is a great used dealer. I have sold a lot to them. Same goes for MPB.com.
Canon's support is greatly appreciated. That said, what does "give it to the whole world for free" have to do with not putting stuff in the owner's manual?
So then, the camera senses vibration or lack of, not that it is specifically on a tripod. And instantaneously switches IS on and off at the slightest provocation?
Sounds like a feature best removed.
Can anyone think of HOW a lens could know it is on a tripod, to automatically disable IS? Seems there would have to be a switch on the body by the tripod socket, or IN the tripod socket, that gets pressed by the tripod surface or screw. Did this eve...
