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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. ...

There's nothing "fakey" about it.................read the application requirements for the Payboo card. I never said that it didn't. I think you missed my point, which was that it is just one more ...

To others: Be aware that B&H requires that you give them your SSN in order to apply for the Payboo card. Those that are concerned with security (identity theft) may want to consider this. I've used ...

I've been following your thread with great interest, as your testing is more "practical" than strictly all about the specs. I am curious if the hybrid OIS of the 100L works in conjuncture with the ...

I thought Canon no longer used a warranty card, but just used the purchase receipt. At least that was the way it worked when I bought my 6D from B&H.

From B&H: "Designed for use with the Canon Drop-In Filter Mount Adapter EF-EOS R, this Drop-In Clear Filter A is a simple clear protective filter used to guard the interior of the camera body and ...

Canon Camera Eyepiece Viewfinder Covers: https://www.ebay.com/i/253761068527?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=253761068527&targetid=934793861216&device=c&mktype=pla& ...

Almost all reviews and forum comments that I have read are just the opposite. I have one for my 6D and find it to be very sharp for such a cheap lens.....even wide open. I also have a 100mm macro ...

Some Bob Atkins' reviews: http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/reviews/pro_optic_500_f6-3.html http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/tutorials/mirror.html

You might also try a live Linux distribution (on a CD, DVD, or Thumb-drive) to find/retrieve the missing data.

I agree, but the OP said this: "Modern lenses are convenient though for their autofocus and EXIF data." You need modern lenses to do that, so that's why I thought a crappy filter might suffice. And ...

As far as flare is concerned, some cheap filters might be all you need.