hi friends ,
just bought nice condition used Tamron 85mm F1.8 lens for my Canon EOS R ...

after using some days, i found that most of all photos are Back Focused results..

samples attached ..we can see that focus shifted behind eyes near by ear or something..in normal view , it seemed correct focus.. but zoom it and see

just now noticed that Tap In Console available for lens that we can update Firmware and microadjust AF ..

does it will reslove / works the Back Auto Focus issues in EOS R?

does this problem is lens related or Sensor related ?

please help

thanks

suresh babu

We are expecting that the Canon EOS R5 Mark II will be announced before the end of April with availability coming a few months later. We don’t have a solid date, but we have been told that Canon has sent out some NDAs to a certain segment. We have pieced together a specifications list of

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Just noticed that I have something inside my R5 viewfinder. Any opinions on what this is? (Ignore the countless micro scratches on the outside and dust around the edges, yeesh!) I guess I'm mainly looking for the reassurance to not freak out about it. Even if it is fungus, from what I have read about fungus in camera equipment, it can't really "spread" between cameras and lenses, but rather it's pretty much present everywhere at all times, and it's just waiting for a good environment (moist) to be able to actually take hold and grow? Thanks.

https://petapixel.com/2024/03/01/ca...mera-is-high-res-enough-for-apple-vision-pro/

A Canon exec was quoted as saying “In order to reproduce video for Vision Pro, you need to have at least 100 megapixels,”
The Vision Pro has a combined resolution of about 23MPix. I guess this must be for matching the resolution of the Vision Pro for a 180* video.
He later says “So at the moment, we can’t cater to that level of a requirement. But what I presume what companies who will be providing images for the Vision Pro will be required to have 100-megapixels with 60 frames per second,”
Could this be a hint at specs of an upcoming r5s?

Did I miss the news on this site? It appears that the 6D II is no longer in production. I wonder how much longer the 90D and the other DSLR cameras will survive?

When I checked my EF 100-400L II pictures shot yesterday, I had the ugly surprise that they were not as sharp as usual.
I first didn't understand why.
So, I re-calibrated the AFMA, but there was no change, T & W remained unchanged. Since most pictures were shot stabilized, also at short shutter times, I kept wondering.
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After removal, sharpness was restored!
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Canon without any announcement has added version 3 of the ST-E3-RT transmitter to Canon USA other retailers. It is now available for pre-order from various shops including B&H Photovideo for $299.00 From Canon; The Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT (Ver.3) provides continued support of Canon camera’s that feature a standard hot shoe (not compatible with multi-function shoe

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Phototrend, a French internet publication interviewed Canon’s executives. Canon said a lot on a wide-ranging bunch of subjects. I’m just going to report and let you come to your conclusions. Canon mentioned that they hold a 48% market share globally but stated that it’s impossible to determine what their full-frame market share is, and that

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Canon Virginia dismissed 60 employees at its Newport News, VA, facility on February 26, 2024, and conducted further layoffs on February 27, though the number of additional layoffs is currently being finalised. Canon Virginia, Inc. located in Newport News, Virginia is a manufacturer for Canon’s office and consumer products. Our innovative and efficient production methods

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This patent application (2024-025274) discusses how to automate the tilt movement given the objects that the user wants in focus, but more importantly when you want to tilt the plane of focus to something other than horizontal or vertical. I believe this is more commonly called swing. Canon is proposing setting the two focus points

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This is a long shot but here goes.
The hood on the 600mm f4L is secured to the lens by a screw and wedge system. The wedge has become de-threaded which means it keeps dropping off when not attached to the lens. I am sure I will eventually lose it. Does anyone have any idea of the thread size/pitch so I can cobble a new one?

CIPA during CP+ issued what it believes the forecast will be for 2024. Absent any Canon future market outlook, CIPA’s estimate is the best we can get right now. CIPA is projecting a slight fall in volumes down to 5.89 million interchangeable lens cameras with compact cameras to no one’s surprise cratering even further to

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We have been sitting on this information for a while waiting on approval, and with Richard showing off a patent for an RF-S 15-60mm f/2.8 USM Z optical formula, we’re able to move forward with a bit more information in regards to the PowerZoom line. Canon introduced the RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z back

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Hi,

I have the flash triggers YN622C II. Using the trigger on an older Canon camera (550D) the flash function settings work perfectly. However when trying to use these triggers with the Canon R7 the flash function settings don't work. Has anyone figured out how to make this work?

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On the R5, and I assume others, I love that Canon gives the option to close the shutter when the camera is off, therefore protecting it from dust. But lately, especially if I'm out with the camera and only have one lens, I've been setting it to just hold the shutter open when the camera is off. This saves cycles on the shutter as I turn the camera on and off to save the battery.

But inevitably, I forget to turn this back on when I get home and swap lenses, leading to a minor panic when I see the unprotected sensor.

Now, maybe the days of this feature even being relevant as things go to electronic only shutter are numbered. But why can't they just have a mode, make it one of the selections in the menu, where the camera leaves the shutter open at camera off, but as soon as it senses the lens getting detached from the body, then it closes the shutter? No more needless shutter cycles at on/off, and the sensor is still protected from dust when the lens is off.

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Laowa announced the 10mm F2.8 Zero-D FF that supports autofocus for the Sony and Nikon mounts, but not the L or RF mount. At 10mm though, I doubt you need autofocus that much, to be honest. We had previously told you this lens was coming, and now it’s officially out with some prices and timelines.

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I guess ultimately maybe it's better to have the PL-C holder because at least I have the option of using the polarizer? Still kind of a bummer to be without the standard one though.

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