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You can buy a brand new Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM right now for $400. I believe they could make a RF 50mm f1.4 USM using the same basic optical formula (adjusted for lens to sensor distance), but ...

I've always pictured my girlfriends through a "soft" lens, while they must have always pictured me with the lens cap on :)

As mentioned before, sometimes you may get logged out for no apparent reason.

#4 says it was taken with an EF 17-40 lens.

+1 for the possibility of the "coin" battery being bad. I had a similar problem and that solved it.

Where did I say anything about opening the lens??? I only suggested exposing the lens to the sunlight from the rear of the lens as well as the front.

That may be true, so you might want to try exposing the lens to sunlight from the rear end of the lens as well, as it may depend on which side the elements are coated........just a thought. Also ...

+1 Same here.

I run DPP on my (5+ year old) home built desktop PC with an Intel i5 cpu (w/ internal gpu). It certainly does have my fan(s) rev up, but no issues other than that. Photo editing is very cpu (vs ...

+1 for that !!! No need for IS either. Let's keep it small, light, and inexpensive, but modern. Also: A RF 40mm f/2.8 pancake with something faster focusing than the STM it currently uses. A RF ...

Ahhh...................the good old days. My experience was similar on a IBM 360 in 1971. The computer and peripherals filled the entire college business room.

I don't know if this is what is happening to you, but if you do an Adobe (reader, flash?) update, they try to sneak MacAfee in the update. You have to opt out to stop it............very annoying.

As you already have the adapter, you might want to consider the EF 40mm STM pancake. The lens itself is about as small as you can get............great for general snapshots. Cheap, light, and sharp.

Don't forget what goes on behind the scene: https://www.futurehosting.com/blog/why-does-every-supercomputer-run-on-linux/ "Linux is everywhere. The cloud runs almost entirely on Linux. The majority ...

+1 I set mine up just the same way, for the same reasons (and like you, I made my own switches).  :-)

My radio stations don't appear on my WiFi connection. I just use the WiFi to connect to a web browser (Firefox in my case) and stream from there. There are probably hundreds, if not thousands, of ...

In my case I use an old HP Compaq nc6220 (32bit) with a Intel Centrino CPU for a radio! The laptop came with XP installed, but the battery finally died and I didn't think it was worthwhile buying ...

+1...........although my preferred Linux distro is Mint 20 with their native Cinnamon desktop environment.

"Baiting" doesn't work on me. Have a nice day:-)

Thanks Marco for responding to my query. I currently am using the EF 100 macro (non L) on my 6D. I may consider buying the R6 in the future with the EF 100L or an RF 100 macro if they make it. ...