I read that the R5 and R6 might get firmware updates. Any further news about the update for the R?
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I haven’t seen anything. I check Canon USA every few days. I’d like to know what the update is specifically going to fix as I’ve not had and issues besides shutter lag.I read that the R5 and R6 might get firmware updates. Any further news about the update for the R?
Yeah, shutter lag is my main gripe.I haven’t seen anything. I check Canon USA every few days. I’d like to know what the update is specifically going to fix as I’ve not had and issues besides shutter lag.
Dear Canon, please give us unique image file names!
Currently possible, but limited to three digits/letters.Yes it would be nice to be able to alter the "stem" of the name so it's not "IMG"
Yeah, a little Wolf’s head that can mount in the flash adapter.Will they give animal focus in this update
I'm hoping it will also have a profile for the Laowa 100mm 2x I just acquired in RF mount. It seemed to 'recognise' the old EF mount I briefly had, but still insisted on cropping it down to EF-S size! Which seemed to be a firmware issue for Laowa rather than Canon's problem. The RF (only released late March) works fine and uncropped - but the EOS R doesn't recognise it at all yet.
Actually, looking at it again, It doesn't, which provides a ready-made answer to my initial question!Someone on fredmiranda.com has been in touch with Laowa and was told to send in his lens to get the chip replaced. Newer batches have it fixed already.
Does the RF version have electronic aperture like the EF version, the pictures make it look like it doesn't?
Actually, looking at it again, It doesn't, which provides a ready-made answer to my initial question!
I have 2 issues with my R: "warm-up" time after it has been switched off and that gruesome electronic level.I haven’t seen anything. I check Canon USA every few days. I’d like to know what the update is specifically going to fix as I’ve not had and issues besides shutter lag.
I have 2 issues with my R: "warm-up" time after it has been switched off and that gruesome electronic level.
Otherwise, apart from the low-definition evf, very satisfied with my EOS R.
I'm very happy with it for static subjects. Best camera I have ever owned. But a couple of weeks ago I moved to the Ozarks in Arkansas. Lots and lots of wildlife. The grandson is also growing up and getting fast. I'm having to switch from portrait shooter to wild animal shooter. I'll keep shooting with my R, but the R5 and a tele zoom are on my shopping list a couple of years from now.I have 2 issues with my R: "warm-up" time after it has been switched off and that gruesome electronic level.
Otherwise, apart from the low-definition evf, very satisfied with my EOS R.
I'm very happy with it for static subjects. Best camera I have ever owned. But a couple of weeks ago I moved to the Ozarks in Arkansas. Lots and lots of wildlife. The grandson is also growing up and getting fast. I'm having to switch from portrait shooter to wild animal shooter. I'll keep shooting with my R, but the R5 and a tele zoom are on my shopping list a couple of years from now.