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It's true, though, that the 1DX Mark II has been upgraded with more video features, compared to what the 1D-series had before (except the 1DC ). The difference between the video functionality in the ...

I'd also say that the lens can probably handle it better than the camera. I did some sports photo a week ago, in horrible weather. No problem with the equipment, but I was pretty wet... The rainy ...

Canon's WFT devices usually are available in A, B, C, D and E versions. I have the WFT-E5B (for 7D) and WFT-E6B (for 1DX and 1DX mark II), since my home is in Sweden. The suffix denotes for which ...

Many pixels are good when you  need to crop, or print very large. When viewing a picture on a screen, you don't have that many pixels anyway. Here's an example of a 1DX (yes, it's not even the 1DX ...

Do you refer to which, if any, AF points that aren't working with that lens combination on that camera? If so, I recommend checking the manual or the AF guide. They are usually very detailed. ...

I could probably find out by checking my 40D, which is of the same vintage. But I'm not at home right now. It does update the display on the 1DX Mark II, of course, but I presume that was pretty ...

Note that the AF case setting isn't applied when using One shot AF. That's not your issue here, but could be good to know.

Oh yes it does. It was introduced soon after the 1D Mark III and the 40D, which were Canon's first DSRL cameras with live view. How the live view representation on the 1Ds Mark III works in ...

The point with the filter on the flash is of course to get that light similar to the one in the background. Then you can adjust them the same. Perhaps AWB with white priority will do the trick, if ...

PDAF sensors have a certain range. They can see when a subject is in focus, and when it's out of focus. They can also see how far out of focus a subject is. But there's a limit to that. If a ...

I don't have any 5D model, but my 1DX shows the spot metering circle all the time. Just like previous 1D-series cameras did. It's not until the 1DX Mark II this circle has been possible to turn on ...

My 1DX Mark II can be set up to display an overivew of a number of images when I press play. I normally don't use it, though, but display just the last image.

I've always been told that the camera processes the preview according to the picture style and other settings you have. Even if you shoot RAW "only".

It does create a jpeg preview image, parallel to the RAW file (embedded into it). I presume the corrections are applied to that jpeg. But then if you shoot RAW+jpeg you don't really care about ...

When distortion correction is on, you can't see which AF point was used, when you look at the image later. I keep them all on (except distortion). Usually makes pictures look better, without ...

In these images , from Swedish photographer Peter Holgersson, there are some taken with the EF 85 mm f/1.4L IS USM . Other lenses too have been used, but the lens used for each picture is listed ...

I've not noticed such a behavior, but I'm a bit simple minded. When it says Canon on the pentaprism, I buy lenses labeled Canon as well. So I can't say anything about your specific Sigma lenses, ...

The 1DX does not, but the 1DX Mark II can do that. While video recording is running.

OK. I interpreted "live view image" as the image he's seeing on the live view screen, whilst shooting, not the finished picture. but English isn't my native language, so I may have misunderstood. ...

Yes, the image shown in the display while using Live view is sharpened more than usual. This is to assist in establishing correct manual focus as good as possible.