I visited Oxford, UK to meet up with a group of photographers on a photo walk. One of the popular sights of Oxford is the building known as the Radcliffe Camera - actually a library. The problem with the Radcliffe Camera is that you can't get particu...
I got up early this morning, and headed to a local kingfisher hide where they have regular visits from these colourful birds. On arrivel at 7:20 we could hear them calling from close by, and by 7:30 I had these three shots in the camera.
All with EO...
I have finally found a way to switch EOS R5 Mark II pre-continuous shooting on and off with a single button press.
This is a workaround that uses a combination of custom button and custom shooting mode configurations. I made a video to show this on ...
If the manual focus ring is active then there is no way to lock it. The only way to deactivate the focus ring is select AF instead of MF.
One tip you can try. Set the camera to not retract the lens on power off in the C.Fn menus page 4. Then set the...
To answer the question; No, you cannot remove all the images from both cards in one go. The only method is to delete all from both cards separately.
If you use the format command you will remove all images and movies from the card.If you use the era...
Unfortunately there's not much you can do to help, modern lenses are so sharp and the focus on cameras is very accurate - the result is that sometimes the pitch of the pixels on the sensor aligns with the weave of a fabric and moire is the result. I ...
A few options for you...
Use a mirror behind the camera and have the camera show the last image on the LCD, then angle the mirror so you can see what is on the LCD. Connect the camera to a mobile / tablet and use Canon camera connect app with the ima...
Good that you found the solution, though the manual does mention this.
https://cam.start.canon/en/C013/manual/html/UG-10_Reference_0040.html
If you open the caution note at the foot of the page the first bullet point says…
The camera cannot be power...
