When shooting fish in the pond I am uncertain on focusing situations. The camera is auto-focusing when I ask it to do so, but upon what is it focusing? Is the image of the fish on the surface that is in focus, or is it the actual fish under water? ...
I am looking for literature for an EF mount 500mm f/4.5L non IS. This is the original 500mm Canon lens, it does not have IS. It is a terrific lens with variable manual focus speed.
There are several straps on the market that anchor to the camera at the tripod mount bracket. I have heard pros and cons concerning these mounts. Are they safe to use or can the camera be harmed? A collar mount for a lens elimiates This problem bu...
It appears the OP's lens has some problems with the contacts. I looked at mine and saw a major difference between mine and his. The contacts on his lens have some nasty looking wear spots. I think this is a case for the experts in the Canon fix-it...
You have limited yourself in this search. This lens was introduced in 1992 along with several other lenses. The following lenses all enjoy the same manual. Ef 200mm f/1.8L, EF 300 mm f/2.8L, EF 400 mm f/2.8L v. I & II, EF 500 mm f/ 4.5 L, and the...
The lens and extender should AF, lighting and other factors will effect how quickly it happens. You might try using live-view initially but the f/4 x 1.4 will not create problems. Good luck.
Take the lens off the body and place a body cap on the camera. What are you seeing on the screen? You should be seeingthe same 00. It sounds as though your camera is not making contact with the pins in the mount. Try carefully cleaning the pins. ...
Scott, this isn't a case of a reflection on the surface. As you point out a polizar could eliminate that. My question invovles exactly where or on what does the camera focus? Water plays havoc with vision. I am tyring to focus through it and am e...