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dbltapp · 10-17-2019

When I set aperture priority, AI servo, and High Speed continuous drive and shoot bursts, the shutter speed changes as the camera is pointed to differently lit subjects. Every frame is properly exposed. However, when autofocus is changed to One Shot,...

dbltapp · 04-13-2015

... and/or the number of full res raw files it can hold. Wondering if I usually shoot a max of six shot bursts, does the card write speed even matter?

dbltapp · 10-19-2019

You seem to have the winning solution! CanonCommunity one, canon techs zero. Thanks, Michael CASE CLOSED

dbltapp · 10-18-2019

It does what I need it to do by using AI servo instead of One Shot. The issue about it re-metering in burst mode is sort of just academic.

dbltapp · 10-18-2019

I sort of think the same way. Yet the canon techs tell me otherwise. Recently asked them if they'd actually tried to replicate my issue with a real camera rather than just assuming how it's supposed to function. We'll see...

dbltapp · 10-17-2019

The canon folks tell me that each burst image should be re-metered even in one shot AF mode, and want the camera to be sent in to be fixed. I found this in the manual:“AE lock: Auto: Applied in One-Shot AF mode with evaluative metering when fo...

dbltapp · 04-13-2015

@Peter wrote:1100D, 500D, 550D, 600D, 60D, 5DIII all use the same slow ~21 MB/s for SD.EOS M, 100D, 650D, 700D, 6D use SD UHS and around ~40 MB/s. With my 6D I get around 43 MB/s write. speed.And, to expand the discussion, for CF cards?

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