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Checked the shutter count on my camera.  I have a long way to go to catch up with your "new" camera. Interestingly enough, this program recognized my old EOS 40D, but would not recognize my old EOS ...

In live view, with the ISO set to auto, the exposure compensation effect can be seen as per usual when manipulating either of the control wheels in conjunction with one of the programmed buttons.

In 2005 the animated movie Corpse Bride was produced using Canon EOE 1D Mark II still cameras.  This movie runs for 77 minutes.  At 24 frames per minute, that amounts to 110880 frames.  I wonder ...

Using custom function III-4, the "AF-ON", "*" or "SET" buttons can be programmed to give exposure compensation in Manual mode, in conjunction with the front dial.  When required, the selected ...

It will be interesting to hear what they say. By the way, I bought my 1D MkIV in 2011 and it only has about 15,000 clicks on the shutter!

The 1D MkIV was announced in October 2009, but probably only became available in the shops a few months later.  Assuming it was purchased in January 2010, then in order reach the shutter count ...

Canon have stated that the EOS 1Dx III is the last "flagship" DSLR.  Whether that means that there will also not be any more DSLRs lower down the pricing scale, time will tell. I think that the ...

As far as I can recall, the 35-80 lens under discussion here was sold as a kit lens, along with the cheaper film bodies of that time.  In the film era, people did not pixel peep to the extent that ...

I have the 6D II, but I don't have the original 6D.  I therefore cannot give you a personal comparison between the two as far as the rear selection wheels are concerned.  I bought my 6D II to ...

I like both pictures. The picture of the man in the art gallery may initially appear to be a little boring.  However, if you study this further, he is sitting in amongst lots of works of art, but ...

I have had this lens for 20 years and it still produces good pictures.  I do not use it hand-held though.  I use it on a tripod, monopod or on a beanbag when shooting from my car.  I do get ...

It looks like a 6DII.