I'd like to replace my cable remote with a wireless remote. Reason is that the only time I seem to use it is in a dark sky area - switching between two cameras - and locating that tiny jack in total darkness is getting tiring. So I'm looking around...
Quick question on batteries... I need another backup battery for my R6 Mk ll, which I've been using the LP-E6NH, and an older LP-E6. Called the local camera store to see if they had any of the Canon brand LP-E6NH in stock, and they told me they only...
I can't seem to find an answer for this under My Account on Canon's website where I have all of my products registered. I was looking for phone support on any R6 Mk ll which I bought new in December from a Canon authorized dealer - and registered wi...
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I have been in contact with Canon Tech Support - first by email. Three different technicians, a lot of back and forth questions ...
After looking over the owners manual for the Canon R8, and spending more time than I wanted to scouring the internet, figured I would ask the experts here for some help.My Canon R8 has been converted to a Full Spectrum camera for infrared photography...
Did he say "why" you should not be fiddling around with manual mode? Personally I would never tell another photographer anything like this unless they asked... and then I would only suggest it.There are no "wrong" modes, even if you use full auto ev...
It's a good site, but the one annoyance I have is if you want to compare the RF version of the lens to the EF version of the same lens, the results are using a mirrorless camera on the RF and a DSLR on the EF. It would be nice if you could compare t...
Might just be me... but I think Ken Rockwell likes just about everything. I started reading Dustin Abbott reviews a while back and I think he is more likely to state the cons as well as the pros, where Ken seems pretty biased in a "It's all good" wa...
I agree with Rick on the RF 35mm f/1.8 since you said you will be photographing food and doing restaurant videos. It's a nice focal length for inside restaurants, the f/1.8 will allow more light in dimly lit places, and it is a nice close up lens fo...
I use the original version (non IS) of the EF 70-200mm f/2.8 on my R6 Mk ll for paid sport gigs, and it works flawlessly. Most events I'll take thousands of shots, athletes in constant motion. While the lens may not take advantage of every single n...