Lemming51

There are 3 different size focus "squares" depending on whether the live view AF mode is (1) "Smooth Zone" - large rectangle with just the corners marked

Can't see any of the black AF point outlines?  Check the setting of C.Fn. II-11 AF Point Display Or not seeing the active point light up?  Check the setting of C.Fn. II-12  VF Display Illumination. ...

What lens? What aperture value is displayed? Does it change automatically in [green box], P, and Tv modes with half-press of the shutter button in different light/dark conditions? Apologies in ...

Like anything else it's a case of "you get what you pay for". The Nikon DX 35/1.8G is about half the price of their old but still in production FX AF 35 f/2D model because it's just OK, but not ...

+1 to Bambi's suggestion of the EF-S 55-250 f/4-5.6 IS STM. Best performance/$ available. The EF-S 55-250 f/4-5.6 IS, original or mk II is even less expensive and having IS gives it an edge over ...

Maybe not commonly listed in DPReview, but Canon, Nikon, maybe others do list eyepoint as part of the viewfinder specs for their DSLR bodies. For the SL1 and SL2 it is "Approx. 19mm". Same as 77D ...

?? The four rumored releases all seem terrific, in areas long over-due for refreshing (TS-E 50 and 90), a new unique TS-E 135, and one that has long been missing from the EF line (85 f/1.4) that ...

I could be wrong, but I don't think the 70-200/4L IS has the tripod-mode IS of the super-teles that works to counter vibration from mirror slap. If that's right, then there is no point to spending ...

Could be the camera, could be the lens, could be you - either technique or unrealistic expectations.

Not even a remote possibility. The trade off to get wider aperture zooms is a both very much shorter zoom range, and larger/heavier. define better.  The Tamron is smaller, lighter, and less ...

how good? You can get a worries-free refurb w/1 yrs Canon USA warranty for $2100. https://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/eos-5d-mark-iii-body-refurbished I'd count on replacing the shutter on ...

Depends on your critieria.  Both are 24mp. T7i gets +1 stop ISO range, 45 pt AF instead of 19, and 6 fps v. 5fps, but the T6s like the 77D ("T7s") shares the larger size and controls (esp. the ...

Ditto. HIts the bullseye on all your requirements: Nothing is smaller, lighter, less conspicuous I reject this out of hand. Buy lenses optimal for the camera system you have. You'll spend more for ...

+ 1 also, but to clarify Canon's terminology, "Single Shot" is a drive mode (v. Continuous).  The AF modes that won't allow the shutter to fire unless it can confirm focus are "One Shot" and AI Focus.

I could be wrong, but I think the MT-24EX was introduced before Canon started adding Flash menus to their bodies in 2007, so it won't be recognized in that menu. But you should be able to ...

Best to pack it off to Sigma for professoinal repair, I think. Not the 50 1/4, but ... https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2015/12/sigma-35mm-f1-4-dg-hsm-art-lens-teardown/ "... Notice the small brass ...

Sounds like you need to make a warranty claim.  IMHO.

Sounds like the way to go for your size/price/etc. parameters. Note that the SL2 does not have AF microadjustment for fine-tuning AF, so I'd plan on getting the Sigma USB dock as well, about $60 USD. ...

Yes, there would be a delay to DPAF and adjust lens focus again after PDAF. I don't see the point, if your lens/camera are working properly (either out of the box, with AFMA applied, or ...

CPS membership would get you expidited service, but even with that I wouldn't expect same-day service. But I could be wrong.  Call and ask. per google: 3400 W Olive Ave, Burbank, CA 91505 M-F: 9am ...