what custom fn.s are you using on you mark III

[eyeflip]

just like the subject, what custom functions are you using with the new 5d???

 

[RunAndGun]

Nothing too radical... I mapped the Level to the M.fn button, focus point selection is on the rear AF point selection button with the selection tied to the front dial, aperture on the front dial, shutter on the rear dial and I used the C1, C2, C3 positions to store focus set-ups for quick changes when shooting sports: C3 I have set up with Rear Focus, Servo and Expanded Area Surround; C2 is normal focus(tied to the shutter), Single Shot, Spot; and C1 is normal focus, Servo, 61PT. Subject to change... Lol. 61Pt is a little flakey. I've been experimenting to see how well it works handing off to other points from the initial point you select and sometimes it's good and sometimes it isn't.

 

[the-ninth]

Nothing fancy here either. Like RunAndGun I have the electronic level on M.fn, focus point selection on the multi-controller and selection of focus mode on main dial. The DOF preview does the one-shot/servo switch for me. The quick control dial does ISO change in Av/Tv. I changed the AE lock button to "AE lock (hold)". Set button does magnification.

That is it. I am a bit sad about the unused AF-ON button, Canon does not provide any function here that would be useful to me.

Cheers, Robert

 

[Turbocharged]

Level on DOF button
Stop AF on back AF (I use AI Servo all the time now, so this setup allow me to focus and recompose)
...

That's all...

 

[FelipeStalvey]

Nothing fancy here either. Like RunAndGun I have the electronic level on M.fn, focus point selection on the multi-controller and selection of focus mode on main dial. The DOF preview does the one-shot/servo switch for me. The quick control dial does ISO change in Av/Tv. I changed the AE lock button to "AE lock (hold)". Set button does magnification.

That is it. I am a bit sad about the unused AF-ON button, Canon does not provide any function here that would be useful to me.

Cheers, Robert
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