Murrango

It depends what mount the lens was made for. It should be printed somewhere on the lens, usually near the bottom. What does it say? If it was made for anything other than Canon EF or EF-S, it ...

Did your camera get hit in the crossfire? :-O

By default, the button next to the lens mount turns off "Touch and drag AF", so that when looking through the EVF, your nose won't move the focus point.

If you haven't done so already, turn "image review" off (it's on the 2nd page of the M5 menu). Then the camera won't show you the last picture it took in the EVF, giving you a live feed (the feed ...

Was the lens stabilization switched off?  It should always be switched off when the camera is mounted on a tripod. If not, the IS system can actually cause blurred photos. This webpage explains why ...

If I start saving now, I might be able to afford the R5 Mark III. 🤣

That's a limitation of the hardware. The sensor and Digic 5 processor can't handle anything above 1080p. Does this only happen when shooting video, or when taking still photos too? I guess you'll ...

Some corrections for your chart: Rebel XS has CD+PD AF Rebel XSi is Digic 3 Both the above cameras use LP-E5 battery Rebel T1i does NOT have a mic port

The 10sec/remote option from the drive menu is meant to be used with a Canon infrared or bluetooth wireless remote. Your Pixel receiver plugs into the remote socket on the side of the 700D, and ...

Windows 7 requires the Microsoft Camera Codec Pack in order to work with RAW files, but it hasn't been updated since April 2014. Because of that, Windows 7 does not support the M6 RAW files.  ...

Thank you Ken for pointing that out. You are of course correct. Some USM lenses allow for full time manual focus with the switch set to AF, while others do not and can be damaged unless the switch ...

Some Canon lenses (like your EF macro lens) have mechanical manual focus. The camera doesn't know that you are focusing manually unless you set the lens switch to MF. Actually, you should never ...

Center the focus box, then go into the menu and disable the touchscreen. Or, center the focus box, and then close the LCD (screen inward) and use the EVF.