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
I would check and see if that lens is still in its service life. If not Canon is not going to fix it due to the lack of parts. Also front and back focus aren’t possible on Mirrorless cameras. The image from the lens is directly projected on the image...
The EOS M series has been discontinued and replaced by the EOS R series APS-C cameras. None of your EF-M lenses will be compatible. There is no way to adapt them and make them work. So you'll have to buy all new lenses. Now EF/ EF-S lenses can be ada...
I always thought about Pentax joining the L Mount. I never thought of Pentax using the RF Mount. Also some of their newer lenses. Have a hybrid AF system that’s known to fail frequently. Pentax for compatibility with older cameras jammed both screw d...
Hi @kriyapedo welcome to the forums. The lens you’re looking at was released in 1987. It’s also Canon’s very first lens to feature Ring Type USM. Note this lens uses Focus By Wire technology. If the AF motor fails it becomes an expensive paperweight....
@JEJE12 the EOS R7 doesn’t offer a crop function like Full Frame bodies. The EOS R7 is a crop and has a 1.6x crop factor. So there is no need for a crop mode for APS-C lenses.
