Amazon charged the card, but no update to the order yet, hoping it ships tomorrow. Then I have 1+hour on the phone with Canon to cancel their order.Ha! I have been doing that for Canon and, nothing!
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Amazon charged the card, but no update to the order yet, hoping it ships tomorrow. Then I have 1+hour on the phone with Canon to cancel their order.Ha! I have been doing that for Canon and, nothing!
I use Gaia GPS, but I got it a long time ago when it was relatively inexpensive. It now has a free version and a subscription model, but it has more features and downloadable background maps than any other app I know. You can download the maps so you can use it without cell coverage. I do not know if the track log feature is part of the free version, but I think it is.Do you have a recommended iOS GPS app?
The 1DXiii has an approved CFe list for 5.5k/60 raw atI am in Adelaide, and am looking forward to purchasing the R5 in time. It'll be my first Canon mirrorless FF - I have a bunch of Canon DSLRs and lots of EF and EF-S glass, and looking forward to moving to RF glass in the future.
I'm curious if you can shed any more light on hte "CFe approved list" aspect?
I bought a 128GB Sandisk Extreme Pro CF Express Card (B) from Adorama when on sale some months ago (this was after it was confirmed by Canon that the R5 would have 1 x CF Express card slot). I wanted to buy a card while on sale, and to use up some of my PayPal account balance.
Is there an expectation that some CF Express cards will be incompatible (or 'less compatible' than others?)
The (hopefully) good news is:
a) I've found Sandisk to be super reliable on all my Canon DSLRs for almost 20 years
b) On the B&H page, for 'recommended' memory cards for the R5, the exact CF Express card I have displays at the top of the list
B&H Photo Video Digital Cameras, Photography, Computers
www.bhphotovideo.com
I look forward to anyone's input / reply....
Regards, PJ
Lofoten has been on my bucket list for a long time nowWelcome! (If it’s now or later etc).
The larger ones tend to have the fastest write speeds.I shoot raw all of the time with my Sandisk 128gb cards in the 1dx3. I think the buzz when the camera was released was the 64gb card supplied with the camera would not handle the raw video. It has a slower write speed than the larger CFE cards. I am no video expert though, so take what I say with a grain of salt.
I must have something set incorrectly.... I have the R5, set to Servo, but it won't shoot continuously when I hold the button down, though it is very fast when I press it repeatedly. What could I be doing wrong?
Servo is the autofocus mode, not the drive mode. You will want to go to the plain rectangle--that's single shot mode--and change it to one of the other drive modes. (That got me too, for a while.)