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Yeah. If you go to single point AF or Zone AF you should be able to see the level. I don't know why Canon chose to hide it in Face detect mode. Maybe they thought the UI would be too cluttered or ...

Hopefully

Is your AF on Face/Eye detect? In that case the level won't show.

The image from a 45 Megapixel FF sensor cropped to 1.6 will have about 17.5 Megapixels. So it's a little less than the 7D Mark II

Because it's fun??

Thank you! That's a good idea. I might play around with that when I have some time.

Muriwai Gannet Colony in New Zealand. Shot on the EOS R with the EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM.

That's definitely one for the family album. Great capture!

I think part of the reason we haven't really seen very slow zooms before because they were designed for DSLRs where a slow aperture would lead to a very dark viewfinder. But now with EVFs slowly ...

Agreed. I love my 16-35/4 L but it is by far the biggest and heaviest lens I own. Something small and compact would be great. Especially if the IQ is the same at those apertures.

There's just something about trees in Black & White, isn't there. Lovely shots. I especially like the backlight in the first one.

I like how the red area around the eye contrasts with the green grass. Great shot!

Thank you 😊

Some tree texture shot on the EOS R with the EF 100mm/2.0:

I sometimes use it for landscapes when I travel. The dynamic range and the live exposure preview are very helpful in this. Here's some examples:

I'm assuming this is for the scanners that your luggage goes through. Not the ones that humans go through, right?

The Nikon F mount hasn't changed. However the newer lenses require electronic contact with the camera body to control the aperture. Since a Nikon lens can't communicate with a Canon camera you ...

Hmmm... True. If they used AE and got these results that would make for pretty good marketing material for Nikon :D

The light metering would be quite challenging actually. It's always changing and you probably can't completely rely on Auto Exposure because it might be fooled by very dark backgrounds or bright...

See this link for a comparison: https://www.canonrumors.co/comparison-rf-85mm-f-1-2l-usm-vs-rf-85mm-f-1-2l-usm-ds/