David Hull

I got the RF 24-105. On the 5DIII that I used to have (sold it to get the "R") I had the 24-105, 24-70, 70-200, 16-35 and the 100 Macro pulse a few others. U used the 24-105 the most, it was the ...

Quite right, once you raise the ISO above 100 (or whatever the base setting is) you are really no longer concerned about DR. Once you start using the settings you are talking about, all of these ...

Well, there is an IBIS rumor here: https://www.canonrumors.com/5-axis-ibis-coming-to-next-canon-eos-r-series-camera-cr2/

It wouldn't be the first time that has happened. For Sony, is the camera business providing much support for the company? The annual report would be a good source of information. I think, though,...

I doubt that "the general public" whoever that is, is driving this. It is probably commercial users that know exactly what they need and rent what they don't want to own. The fact that Canon is on...

It would be interesting to see another report detailing who LR's customers are. I am betting most of the people renting are commercial photographers, in which case there are probably a lot of...

Buy it with the RF 24 to 105 F4 kit lens. It is an excellent all around lens and it is $100 cheaper in the kit.

Where do you talk to Canon, though. I looked at the Canon USA site and I don't see any way to input this sort of issue (outside of sending it in -- which I don't actually think is merited).

Unfortunately one will need to explain the problem and provide instructions as to how to reproduce it. So far all I can say is that this happens every now and again. I have not been able to find ...

Hi Horshack haven't heard from you for a while. Yea, there is definitely something in there they could improve. I went out earlier and fired off about 50 shots trying to see if I could figure out ...

I explained it in my post.  To repeat, one possibility would be a combination of how people are operating the camera and poorly designed de-bounce logic in the shutter release circuits. One shot ...

I used to get it occasionally on my old 5DIII.

It IS the camera, there is no question about that. In single shot mode, it should give you a single shot when you press the shutter button.  When you press the "H" key (or any other key) on your ...

I have had this happen on the EOS M5 and the EOS 5DIII as well as the EOS R. I think it is worse on the R.  This may have something to do with the way I (and others use the camera). I routinely ...

And what way would that be?  The manual says push the button half way to initiate AE and AF and then press the button completely to release the shutter.   For example Page 7 of the manual is ...

You can get good quality just about anywhere provided you install a management and oversight structure that guarantees that the quality is there. It is more about processes than anything else. ...

or the size of the fork-lift required to move it.

I have been inside one of the Foxconn factories where Cable Modems were assembled and it didn't look any different than a similar facility I toured in the US. As you say, there is a lot of hand ...

I don't know where this impression comes from that the Chinese haven't figured out automated assembly -- they have. Chinese costs are lower in general but they have access to the same automated ...

Keep in mind that they have given you a definable "dial" at the front of each of the new lenses and on the adapter for the old lenses. I have heard some people defining that to EC.