What do you think we can do with older DSLRs, EF/ EF-S lenses & speedlites.
Gear: EOS 40D, EF 50mm F/1.8 STM & Speedlite 550EX
Tv: 1/250th sec, Av: F/1.8, ISO 160
Tv: 1/250th sec, Av: F/1.8, ISO 160
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The weather has been nice enough to break out the camera for some pictues.
Gear: 5D Mark IV, EF 85mm F/1.8 USM Settings: 1/1250th sec F/1.8 ISO 100
Gear: 5D Mark IV, EF 85mm F/1.8 USM, Settings: 1/320th sec F/1.8 ISO 100
Pretty much every camera manufacturer except Pentax has left DSLRs behind. Mirrorless is the future with smaller bodies and lens designs. Also they have less mechanical moving devices in them. They’re also better on the video side of things if you do...
Another thing to note is that EF-RF Mount adapters are not changing RF Mount communication to EF Mount communication. The camera detects what lens is mounted and switches communication protocols based on the lens mounted. All the EF-RF Mount adapter ...
That is correct Marc. The lens’ IS switch controls both optical lens IS and IBIS. The OP originally indicated that they were using the original non-IS version of the lens. Later in another post they said the lens had an IS switch on it. So the lens t...
Since your lens has IS then it is NOT the EF 70-200mm F/2.8L USM lens as this lens doesn’t have optical lens IS. The lens IS switch controls both optical lens IS and IBIS. You can’t use each system independently. So you have one of the following lens...
How is IBIS malfunctioning please describe it. Or show us a video of it malfunctioning. Can you try the lens on a different camera such as another DSLR if possible. Instead of the adapter in the middle. Also could you try it on another RF camera if y...