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...
Little Sable Point Lighthouse on the shore of Lake Michigan. Northern Lights were out in the distance, which you can see on the left.Canon EOS RP - Rokinon 14mm F/2.8 - ISO 3200 - 25 seconds
I think this only applies to some of the RF lenses. While I still do use EF lenses on my R8 (which has been converted to Full Spectrum), I also use a few RF lenses. Most are handheld shots - I'm so glad that I don't have to rely on the tripod anymo...
I was going to comment, but I see Rick provided the same answer I was going to give. But I did want to say that I share your love of using the Helios 44M 58mm F/2 lens on any of my digital cameras. It is such a fun lens to use, and the results are ...
Thanks, James! Well, 14 single shots stitched together covering roughly 220 degrees from north to south, standing right on the edge of the Lake Michigan shore. I had to laugh at your "Since the 60's" comment because in reality, at age 10 (1966) is ...
If you have the EF 70-200mm F/2.8 L that is the first generation, it would not be with IS. I have the first generation - no IS. You might have the second generation, which is when they added IS. What ISO are you shooting at? I use the old EF lens...
It's the same here in the western half of Michigan. The online Light Pollution Map helps quite a bit. You can find random dark areas that you didn't even think of within a couple hour drive of most places.
