I recently worked with a photographer who was using the EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens for technical photography where the magnification ratio was set on the lens using the markings in the focus distance window, and then the camera moved to achiev...
October 24th, I went to the local woods to photograph the autumn colours, but got distracted by a truly fabulous alternative
EOS R6 Mark II with RF 28-70mm F2L USM + off-camera flash (Godox AD200 Pro)
1/100sec, f/3.2, ISO 1250
Earlier this week I ran a studio lighting workshop for a camera club in my area. I do these fairly often and usually create a set with constant lights and another with studio flash. Lighting is quite simple but the evenings are good for the club mem...
I'm just checking the semantics of what you wrote.
On my setup, when I transfer the image to the computer only, and do not save a copy on the camera card I get a filename IMG_0001.JPG
If I choose to write a file to the camera card, and also transfer ...
EOS Utility gives you a choice of where the files are stored, there are three possibilities:-
store on camera card only, not transferred to the computerstore on computer only, not saved to card in the camera saved on card in the camera and transferre...
I'm sure that the magnification ratio is independent of the sensor size. For a 1:1 ratio - life-size, then a 36mm x 24mm subject would fill the frame on a camera with a full-frame sensor, while for a camera with an APS-C sensor then a 22mm x 15mm sub...
EOS Utility will not use the camera file name when it is set to download only to the computer. I'm assuming in the DPP preferences you have this chosen for the filename.
In the screenshot below you can see that in my case the camera is set to save a...
The camera filename will be used if the camera also writes a photo to the memory card? If you choose to only transfer the image to your computer then it’s not possible to get the same number as the camera would have used.
I use EOS Utility when work...
