Absolutely fixed for me at least..Looks to me like the IBIS issue with Mechanical Shutter is still not fixed....
Anyone else noticed this? And have you noticed an improvement using Electronic First Curtain Shutter?
TIA
Phil
Looks to me like the IBIS issue with Mechanical Shutter is still not fixed....
Anyone else noticed this? And have you noticed an improvement using Electronic First Curtain Shutter?
TIA
Phil
@PhilCrean might be talking about shutter shock at lower shutter speeds using the full mechanical shutter. If so this likely will be not be addressed in firmware.Absolutely fixed for me at least..
Correct and that how I normally set my exposure if there is only one subject. But what if you want to switch between dark and light subjects as well as dynamic background? BTW, I only shoot RAW. 90+% of my camera settings are Manual mode with Auto ISO and Manual mode with Manual ISO.I don't understand - I tweak in manual so the subject is sufficiently bright but not with highlights clipped, and it doesn't matter whether or not if the subject is rapidly moving against backgrounds of different contrasts. For what I want to do, I want to get a constant exposure during bursts or sequential shots, and auto iso is not reliable enough for small subjects against a rapidly changing background luminance. I do shoot in RAW and prefer to err on the side of underexposure as far as iso is concerned as it's difficult to rescue blown highlights.
It's not a problem I often face. When I do need to change exposure settings quickly, I find with mirrorless I can quickly turn the iso dial in manual to get the right exposure seen in the evf. Clumsy, maybe, but it works.Correct and that how I normally set my exposure if there is only one subject. But what if you want to switch between dark and light subjects as well as dynamic background? BTW, I only shoot RAW. 90+% of my camera settings are Manual mode with Auto ISO and Manual mode with Manual ISO.
@PhilCrean might be talking about shutter shock at lower shutter speeds using the full mechanical shutter. If so this likely will be not be addressed in firmware.
@Viggo I can also confirm the slight twist we were seeing on first shots has been fixed for me with
Thanks guys..Fixes an issue in which sufficient image stabilization effects may not be attained immediately after the start of shooting."
Thanks guys..
I was referring to MS use at low slow speeds and have set IBIS to "Shot Only".
Am planning to try with EFCS today and see how that works.
Seems a great shame that the IBIS cannot be made to work properly with the MS.
Phil
Ok so been out playing with EFCS and IBIS set to "Shot Only" and this is now working well...
I almost exclusively use MS, and get consistently great results. What exactly is this issue?Thanks guys..
I was referring to MS use at low slow speeds and have set IBIS to "Shot Only".
Am planning to try with EFCS today and see how that works.
Seems a great shame that the IBIS cannot be made to work properly with the MS.
Phil
With lower shutter speeds, ie: 1/125 or less images not sharp. It's allegedly an issue known as "Shutter bounce", or, "shutter shock".I almost exclusively use MS, and get consistently great results. What exactly is this issue?
If you go below 1/60s they become sharp again, it's the band between approx 1/60 and 1/200 that is susceptible to "shutter shock" on Canon systems using fully mechanical shutter. It happens both with IBIS, ILIS and IBIS+ILIS.With lower shutter speeds, ie: 1/125 or less images not sharp. It's allegedly an issue known as "Shutter bounce", or, "shutter shock".
Phil
Ok, thanks for that insight... I'll check out the below 1/60 speeds on MS for interest, but I reckon I'll probably just stick with the EFCS.If you go below 1/60s they become sharp again, it's the band between approx 1/60 and 1/200 that is susceptible to "shutter shock" on Canon systems using fully mechanical shutter. It happens both with IBIS, ILIS and IBIS+ILIS.
Since I don't have anything faster than f/1.8 I'm on either EFCS or ES. Autumn is near, so when indoors starts needing to have lights on during the day I stop using ES.
Thanks for letting us know. Is this happening with CF Express cards only? They did make a change to that aspect in the firmware…Unfortunately after upgrading the firmware, now experiencing camera freeze in both photo and video modes on all three R5's.
One camera (mainly video shooting) has just the CF express and that froze on two separate days, once in photo mode and the other day in video mode. The others have two cards (mainly photo shooting), both froze in photo mode.Thanks for letting us know. Is this happening with CF Express cards only? They did make a change to that aspect in the firmware…
I see, thanks for providing further details. If you get a chance it would be great to know if the cameras are still freezing with just 1 SD card in the slot and no CF express card…One camera (mainly video shooting) has just the CF express and that froze on two separate days, once in photo mode and the other day in video mode. The others have two cards (mainly photo shooting), both froze in photo mode.
I won't be shooting with just an SD card and it really needs to be used for a day continually for this error to appear. Someone else may have the experience where they dont use a CF Express card for a wedding or a day long shoot.I see, thanks for providing further details. If you get a chance it would be great to know if the cameras are still freezing with just 1 SD card in the slot and no CF express card…
Really sucks that all 3 cameras are having the issue at once.. damn
I won't be shooting with just an SD card and it really needs to be used for a day continually for this error to appear. Someone else may have the experience where they dont use a CF Express card for a wedding or a day long shoot.