CanonWatch have posted the following which they report is announcement from Canon Japan:https://www.canonwatch.com/canon-delays-release-and-shipping-of-speedlite-el-5-to-summer-2023/Canon Japan statement:Notice of postponement of release of Speedlite...
I had been thinking of getting a BR-E1 Bluetooth Remote control for my EOS R6 mkII, since the new camera doesn't have an infra-red receiver to work with my IR remote.Came across this:https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/tripod-grip-hg-100tbr?color=Black&...
Can anyone point me to a clear explanation of how Diffractive Optics work in Canon lenses? I thought I understood the principle of diffraction (from school experiments involving a surface of water, a wave machine and a diffraction grid). The Wikipedi...
Does anyone actually have a Speedlite EL-5? Here in the UK I placed an order for one, the dealer expected delivery in February but now it's March and no sign of it yet.
Nikon have released a proper pancake lens for their Z series cameras.https://www.wexphotovideo.com/globalassets/product-images/3084000/3084044.jpg?width=400 It's so small that it protrudes from the camera body less than the handgrip does. Apparently ...
Update: I received my EL-5 flash yesterday. My local dealer contacted me a week ago, saying the unit I had ordered (and paid for) a full five months ago had now come into stock, and asking did I still want it? So of course I said Yes and yesterday it...
There's no sign of the EL-5 becoming available in the UK yet - the major retailers are still listing it as 'pre-order'. Considering that Canon products are priced higher here than in the USA, it's a bit galling that we're given second-tier service...
I hope it's okay to add my two-penn'orth. I've never tried birds in flight before but the animal eye detect autofocus of the R6mkII and the flexibility of the 100-500mm lens emboldened me to try it. Pleased with results.
I haven't used my ST-E10 a lot yet, but it has behaved faultlessly so far. I really like it. Previously I used an ST-E2 and I like that the ST-E10 doesn't require a battery, being powered from the camera, and also that it is controlled from the camer...