I checked both the manual as well as the video walkthrough from Nina Bailey and neither of them show that option in the menu.
That section also specified an RJ45 port in the R5II, so that was a copy/paste from the R1 specs. It got my hopes up for a millisecond…
If the sensor is aligned with the lens, it shouldn’t matter, but the rectangular baffles Canon is fond of using might make the circular image to square. On the other hand, IBIS does do roll compensation, which is the same things.
In principle yes, however also the (lateral) IBIS correction itself as well as the roll corretion needs that extra coverage. Since the IBIS can correct a certain amount of roll it should be able to level the horizon to the same amount.
I assume battery power capacity or output amperage is a lot lower when it's cold. Obviously the recording heat should heat up the battery as you go :-D but I wouldn't be surprised if the battery has less output for some reason even so.
Same here in Canada. My local dealer says the first shipment will be supposedly available for pick up on the 20th of August. BTW....since no one has quoted this yet. "When will then, be now?" LOL
If it helps, on the R5II you can set the display to always show the DoF Preview along with Exposure Simulation (p. 306 of the English manual PDF). The R5 did not have that feature. The R3 does, and it's what I have set (Exp Sim + DoF Preview is mutually exclusive with OVF simulation; personally, I prefer always seeing the actual DoF of the selected aperture).
does DoF Preview on R3 actuate the aperture. If so, does it interfere with auto-focus accuracy?
Yes it does, and no it doesn’t, respectively. DSLRs needed the wider ‘baseline’ of a faster aperture to actuate the paired sensor lines on the AF sensor, which were physically separated by a significant distance (a bigger distance for the f/2.8 lines than the f/5.6 lines). With DPAF, the ‘baseline’ is the width of a pixel, which is why MILCs can focus accurately even at very narrow apertures (e.g., the max f/22 of an 800/11 with the 2x TC).
Same here. just the Photo AI. Have had it for almost a year. There's been enough updates that I prolly won't renew my sub.... it's especially good for my noisy astro images!
...at the risk of replying to myself (bad form, but good for continuity, I think):Thanks.
From the Quick Start Guide:
Computer software
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EOS Utility
Enables you to transfer captured images from the camera to a connected computer, set various camera settings from the computer, and shoot remotely from the computer.
Digital Photo Professional
Software recommended for users who shoot RAW images. Enables image viewing, editing, printing, and more.
Neural network Image Processing Tool
For RAW image processing with superior image quality, applying deep learning. Requires a paid subscription.
Neural network Upscaling Tool
For JPEG/TIFF upscaling, applying deep learning. Requires a paid subscription.
... that sound you hear is the Topaz folks breathing a sigh of relief.
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