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For daylight lightning a trigger might be helpful, but I do most of my storm chasing in the evening or at night so I don't use one. I just reach for the longest shutter possible for a correct ...

Julzilla - I recently sold my 70D for an 80D. In addition to disabling "Touch Shutter" in the camera's menu, I notice that when shooting in Live View with the 80D, in the lower left corner of the ...

I recently picked up a Tokina 11-16 2.8 Mk II for my 80D after selling my Canon 10-18. The Canon was actually pretty sharp but the Tokina is even sharper. Plus the two negatives for me on the ...

Yeah, after shooting video with a 5DII and then 60D and 70D, I got a 6D for stills. Shot video with the 6D once and never bothered again. The main problem for me was the aliasing and moire - god ...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/QR-L-Bracket-Plate-Holder-Universal-For-Canon-Nikon-Camera-Benro-Arca-Swiss-DSLR/351976950509?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 works fine on my ...

Can you please explain how you did this Mako2011? Saying it is easy to fix without telling us how to do it isn't very helpful. I have seen banding in both my 80D and 5DIV in extreme underexposed ...

So after waiting nearly four years for the 6D replacement and being unhappy with Canon's choice of sensor technology - specifically DR - in the new 6DII, I picked up a used 5DIV. The $2,000 I had ...

Could also be the write speed of the memory card you are using... but honestly after several years of shooting fireworks with Canon DSLR's, the delay in review time you are reporting doesn't seem ...

It's pretty clear the 6DII has good high ISO performance. What's not clear is why Canon choose not to continue the trend of improving DR/shadow noise performance on it's cameras. The 5DIV proves ...

I have a 6D and 80D and disagree. Depending on the type of photography you do, DR can be very important. I think I will be skipping the 6DII for that reason. To the OP: if you are happy with your ...

WiFi transfer while shooting is GREAT on this camera. So much better than my other Canon DSLR's. That was not my issue. I simply wanted to know if it was normal to experience a lag when switching ...

WiFi transfer is EXCELLENT on 80D - and if I can earn substantial income with this camera - what is the problem? The point of my original post was I simply wanted to know if others experienced a ...

Very, very fast on the 80D. Much faster than taking card in and out of camera.

Doh? You're kidding right? My reasons for doing file transfer while shooting are for client review and to confirm my exposure, composition and focus (I earn my living from my client work + sale/ ...

Thanks Sharlin. So you think it's just Canon's sensors? Or other manufacturers too?

Ditto 3 - but on the refurb 80D thing, I did that already. You may find this interesting: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4180394

I'm a little confused... 4-5 stop push + lifting shadows - may or may not be pretty, but shouldn't it at least be consistent? The bottom shot looks quite good; the top quite bad. Why aren't the ...

This was my article here on dpreview last year on the subject. Let me know if you have any questions: ...

Thanks for the replies. After further use, it seems the lag into and out of Live View is related to transferring files to my computer via WiFi. When WiFi is disabled, it appears to operate ...

Just picked up a refurb 80D to replace my 70D which replaced my 60D which replaced my 40D. I also have a 6D and used to own a 5DII. Point is, I am familiar with performance on Canon DSLR's. My ...