This is a captive bird at a local Hawk Conservancy. They fly the owls for the visitors and they do come pretty close. This is taken with the EOS R10 and RF-S 18-150mm kit lens. It was a pretty overcast and dull day, so ISO needed to be rather high, b...
I took this at one of my recent workshops, the model is a great friend and truly vibrant and colourful in every sense. But once I looked at this shot - taken through a luggage net from the trunk of my car - I thought it would look better in monochro...
I have just tried this with my own EOS R6 Mark II. However I don't have the BR-E1 but used the bluetooth remote trigger feature of the Canon Camera Connect app.
If the camera is set to continuous drive mode, and exposure bracketing is enabled then wh...
Since the Godox units don't have the weather sealing they will physically fit the camera. However please note that a large number of posts in the forums here tell the tale of third party flash triggers not being compatible with the EOS R-series mirro...
You might not need the adapter to use a flash. The EOS R6 Mark II has the connections for most standard flashes as well as the new multifunction connections at the front. If you are using one of the Canon weather sealed Speedlites listed below.
Speed...
I searched the Atomos website and found this comment in the manual's battery settings. So it appears there is no way to stop that from the Atomos itself.
Note: When your Shinobi II is connected to your camera via USB-C, it may supply it with USB PD ...
Canon cameras have used the main dial - the one just behind the shutter button - to control the "main" parameter. This main parameter changes depending on the mode being used. By default in manual exposure the "main" parameter is shutter speed.
When...
