Andy01

I would be astounded if you didn't. I get vignetting on my bare 24-105L ii with no filters, and VERY noticeable vignetting if I stack a low profile CPL on top of the slimline protector filter at 24mm.

I would think that unless you have dialed in some exposure compensation, that a reading of 0 means that your shots are properly exposed. If you change it to +2 or +3 your photos should be ...

Take some photos of something more definitive than this scene - a well lit brick wall with the camera nice and square to the wall usually does the trick. Take a few from wide open to around f8, at ...

I am sure it can, but I thought the question was about a 6D ii, not 1DX ii ? Colin

Depends whether you want MF or AF. I bought a Samyang 14mm f2.4 XP (the newer premium range) after trying 3 different Irix 15mm lenses and all of them had issues. I would suggest that if you do buy ...

I am not aware you can do this. The display obviously tells you how many images you can fit on the card though. Page 245 of manual - worth a read. You just use the dial at the back after a half ...

Well since the OP did not specifically state the WA requirement directly, and has not bothered to comment in the last two days, we are not really sure what he/she wants ? I don't think anyone is ...

Thanks for clearing that up :-) Colin

Bit confused ? Lack of range ? At the wide end or generally ? Obviously it has less range than a 18-135mm, but it is probably better (wider range) than most other lenses. The 24-105L has quite good ...

Why would a brand new member (Nikon user) come to a Canon forum to resurrect a 14 year old thread from a member who was last see in DPR 9 years ago about a subject that no-one has heard about or ...

I suspect the reason for that sometimes is that some people tend to think that because it is an L lens it should be super-sharp across the entire frame at all focal lengths. I have seen people ...

I would suspect that Canon's response may stem from many of such queries are possibly user error. It is poor of them to assume that all users are inexperienced though. I would think that there is ...

+1 I used my old 24-105L on my 600D, and then 70D for nearly 6 years and was very happy with the range and performance. I even used it underwater in a Dicapac "bag" in Thailand on my 600D. There ...

Correction, it doesn't just apply to M models - they are not that special. People were initially outraged about 5D iv, were definitely terribly outraged about 6D ii (and some still are). I have no ...

Respectfully disagree - when ISO is set to Auto in full Manual mode, you are NOT controlling the ISO (at least not directly) - the camera is. You are directly controlling the aperture and shutter ...

After trying 3 different Irix 15mm (2x Firefly & 1x Blackstone), I am inclined to put it in almost the same category as the original Samyang 14mm f2.8 - hit or miss. My first Irix was just awful - ...

Yes, you are correct. I was focussing on just the basic gear requirements, which in the US would mean that almost every photographer who owns 1x FF body and 1x L lens (or even a couple of L lenses ...

Agreed, and what is even less helpful (and I think we see it too often) is when morons dive on to every thread repeating things they have read but have no first hand experience with (spec junkies ...

Well, seeing as you don't appear to have been back in the last week, I may well be wasting my time, but a few suggestions anyway. I assume that you mean the indoor house lights ? LED, flouro or ...

Are you trying to use the camera in full Auto mode as a point and shoot ? As described above, there are several ways of getting around your "problem" but all of them require a photographer behind ...