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Hmmm, you took a look in my bag? :-)
I think most of us carry these things with us by experience.

I do a lot of street photography with my 5DM3. I walk around for hours and always leave it on. No problem with the battery, it will work for a day at least. I set the camera to switch off...

Yes, you can!

I use the yongnuo 622. It has all functions like E-TTL and works with on-camera flash settings.

Looks like corrupted rendered files. Try deleting those And render again. Other possible solution: make new project and copy your current project into it. It is FCP X problem, not the 5D...

Made shots with a Fuji xe1. Missed a lot because of the slow AF. With my 5DM3 a hardly miss any. The 40mm is a great lens. Check my latest...

Update is everywhere, but the new manuals are not. In Australia it is.

No, check the site: http://cweb.canon.jp/eos/lineup/5dmk3/info/firmware/index.html the lenses mentioned there are supported. no need to speak japanese.

I don't know if Shooter would agree me to do this.

Got it, thanks!

LOL

Mine has 007..... and has now a shutterspeed of 1/16000. I'll wait for another week, I don't have f/8 lenses and I don't shoot in the dark.

We are connected and we aren all friends here at dpreview. So send us the update. NOW! :-)

1. Determine ambient light, make test shot. Camera set to manual. This will be your camera setting. 2. Set first flash behind the couple very low, pointing upwards and a little to the bride....

The book from Klosterman I bought in the iTunes store helped me. It explains very well the settings that are also briefly mentioned in the manual. And specifically when to use them.

Check the review at photozone.de

It does not affect me working with the camera. No problem for me.

I've found a great app for GPS logging: Geotag. I've tried it and it works! There is even a free version. It saves you a lot of money, no need for expensive GPS log...

Agree, manual focus is not easy with the pancake. But with the fast autofocus on the 5DM3 it works like charm. And easy shooting from the hip. And again, from 35-50mm is the way to do it! Telezooms...

Canon helps us: 40mm pancake. Keeps your camera combination small. Check google+ communities on street photography and the heroes in this field. Most of them want to keep their gear small and want...