This is a discussion forum, not a place to advertise to get traffic to your blog. Share your experience here instead of telling people to click on your blog.
Hans Kruse wrote:
It is an interesting subject for many, but I think it would be better to report on differences in autofocus performance that is much wider than this. A 70-300 f/4-5.6 zoom lens? The auto focus system works differently for different lenses and of these if f/4 or f/2.8 lenses and of course also different light levels. Further it would be necessary to try out the different AF modes to make a conclusion.
Please note that I'm not indicating if I believe the conclusions on this single test. I have no idea if they are correct or not. But I think you also know how the reaction will be on such findings on high profile cameras like this... so therefore it would be wise with a bit more solid tests.
Keep up the good shooting, I really like your images, no matter how you get them
This is a discussion forum, not a place to advertise to get traffic to your blog. Share your experience here instead of telling people to click on your blog.
How do you upload the file to the camera? As I assume the file is not to replace the ver 1.1.1 firmware file on the 1Dx, how do you apply the file to the camera?
Oh relax. The man is sharing some valuable info not selling crap. I think its fair to grant him some hits on his blog for his efforts.
This is really useful information to me - thanks a lot xtralight. I will look at this as the first thing tomorrow.
No, that's what these forums are for: to discuss here not be re-directed to other websites.
You have to go to Set Up4 and load the cam settings file on a memory card. It not the same as changing the Fimware.
Glad that I could help.
Hans Kruse wrote:
It is an interesting subject for many, but I think it would be better to report on differences in autofocus performance that is much wider than this. A 70-300 f/4-5.6 zoom lens? The auto focus system works differently for different lenses and of these if f/4 or f/2.8 lenses and of course also different light levels. Further it would be necessary to try out the different AF modes to make a conclusion.
Please note that I'm not indicating if I believe the conclusions on this single test. I have no idea if they are correct or not. But I think you also know how the reaction will be on such findings on high profile cameras like this... so therefore it would be wise with a bit more solid tests.
Keep up the good shooting, I really like your images, no matter how you get them
