R7 EVF focal length display
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Re: R3+R7+R10 EVF focal length display (but still not R5 in v1.7.0)
lumenite wrote:
Bigger wrote:
lumenite wrote:
Bigger wrote:
kikimora wrote:
Works with all lenses, including third party ones. Why would that be any different?
I wonder if there's a chance they backport this to R5. Probably not…
Yes, worked with my EF prime lens & TC. So not RF only.
Is it true with R7 alone or with all RF bodies?
From the R7 manual:
R7 EVF focal length display (lower right)
Looks like the R10 has it too:
R10 EVF focal length display (lower right)
As does the R3:
R3 EVF focal length display (lower right)
But the R5 does not:
R7 EVF no focal length display
Oh, thank you for your search. R7 and R10 shares many things with R3!
BTW, I just upgraded my R5 to v1.7.0 and checked the display--still no focal length info. I checked the menus, and only "Focus distance disp" is available, not "Focal length disp" as with the R3/R7/R10. I was hoping Canon would back fill this feature on the R5 in a future release, but no.
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