Andy01

150mb/s is equal to a wifi speed of 1200 Mbps (megabits per second) which is very fast for wifi. I very much doubt that a camera would transfer at anywhere near that speed. IMO the best option is a ...

Did trying to push the battery grip into the camera bend or otherwise damage the contacts inside the camera to the point where the Canon battery no longer makes contact properly - that would ...

I replied to your identical post in the xxD forum. Colin

I had a 70D and 24-105L and 100-400L ii (so no EF-S lenses), and upgraded it to 6D ii about 16 months ago. The 6D ii is effectively a FF 80D with a couple of extras like GPS etc (minus the flash). ...

That is exactly why I suggested trying a shot a little away from the widest zoom setting. If it showed 19 or 20mm then the 17mm may be correct (in spite of it displaying 19mm), but if it showed ...

Dan Be aware that some people here have had issues with some of the 3rd party adapters - mostly due to shiny internals causing flare etc (the Canon one is matt black inside), so do your homework. A ...

I have used my 6D ii (which shares a sensor) with Live View for Milky Way etc, so I would assume that using a RP with LCD would be very similar. In Australia the RP body is slightly more costly ...

I agree about the FF. AFAIK the recent Canon APS-C (since 70D) have DPAF (dual pixel), which is different from PDAF (phase detection) - not to be confused. DPAF (I think includes PDAF as well) and ...

What does it show when you set the lens to 19mm ? Colin

I guess we may have different standards for acceptable ISO :-) Colin

Wow, how do you resurrect a 13 year old thread that seems to have most of the photos disabled ? Impressive. Colin

Not in my opinion it isn't. As far as I am concerned all recent Canon APS-C cameras start getting noisy at around ISO 1600, including the M5 (which I have) and the M50 (which uses the same ...

Check the exif in Canon's DPP and see if it is the same. Colin

The Rokinon / Samyang 14mm f2.8 is not a great lens. It is cheap and cheerful, and quite good for night skies IF you get a good one. Unfortunately getting a good one can be a challenge due to ...

I don't think that shutter speed is your only issue. In the third photo, the net was not moving, and it is OOF, so unless you are very shakey, shutter speed was not causing the problem. IME, using ...

A bit puzzled by the title, which mentions AFMA. Then you post samples taken Live View, and mention a MF Rokinon lens ?? AFMA is not going to do anything for either Live View or a MF lens. And yes, ...

Damn first world problems :-D Colin

Get a card reader - much faster and easier. A Kingston MobileLite G4 is a nice compact little USB3 reader. Colin

Perhaps the reason that you don't use a VF is that you are used to a G7X without one ? I find the VF invaluable in bright sunny conditions (I live in Australia) as it can be quite hard to see ...