Graham

Probably not, or they would have done so by now: there has been plenty of time for a firmware upgrade if this were possible, or what Canon planned.  I have both cameras, but for myself, I am not ...

Having had each iteration of the 5D series and the 1DXII, I am finding that the 5DIV is the best camera I have had for resisting new sensor dust spots.  Maybe the automatic cleaning has improved, ...

I have not been to Antarctica (but hope to one day). I agree about exposure compensation for white snow.  But it is important not to overdo it and overexpose highlights, which cannot be recovered ...

If all your edit data are in the Cloud, Adobe really will have you by the short and curlies if you do not renew your subscription. Your data, but Adobe controls it. Do you think they will give it...

I initially had a lot of sensor spot problems with both my new 1DX mark II and my 5D mark IV. Having resolved these, eventually after a trip to India the 1DX II sensor became covered in dust from ...

It is a Manfrotto offer which does include official Amazon sales, but looking at their website it looks as if it is a UK offer.  Don't worry, you probably paid for it with the same number ...

When I said it was good, I was of course only joking.... 😃 In the U.K. there is a promotion, of a free 6 stop  ND filter.  If you have similar in the States, don't forget to claim it. Mine arrived ...

True.  The column is very firm once tightened down in the horizontal position and the flatness probably helps with this. . Graham

Just bought the Manfrotto (carbon fibre version).  I have had it a week or so, and so far I am very pleased with it.  The ability to pull up and use the centre column at right angles looks useful ...

I have both and can confirm that both behave in the same way.  I agree it is probably a programming bug, in which case a future firmware update might address it: I can think of no reason why this ...

I had to defer sending my 5DIV to CPS for a while, pending my 1DXII being fixed (would not communicate with slot 2, the CFast card). I wanted to have one camera available, so did not send both off ...

Yes, just go out and use it, in the way you expect most to use it, as much as you possibly can. Graham

That is what I intend to do when I am back in the UK next week (BA permitting!): I have been travelling too frequently to have time to send the camera back to Canon between trips.  I am presently ...

I have been travelling again (Aquitaine region of south-west France, since you ask), and can update this thread with my latest experiences of the 5DIV failing to re-start after powering off to ...

It is worrying that yours is doing this after firmware 1.0.4. Since updating, I have not had the problem again, although the I have not used the camera extensively in the meantime. Graham

I am afraid I do not know the answer to this, since I did not take a tripod. I suspect the answer is not very, entrance was all a bit chaotic: so many people have climbing sticks, they probably ...

For Macchu Picchu and Huana Picchu I took 5D3 with Sigma 12-24, Canon 17-40L, 24-105L and 70-300L, and used them all.  The extra width of the 12-24 was really useful and I would recommend going as ...

Same here. Ring did not bother me at all. What did bother me was the £150+ repair bill when Err01 started: apparently a common problem with this lens. When it started to feel unreliable again a ...

Sadly, though, it is true. I had previously owned, successively, the 5DIII, 5DII, 5D, D60 and before those in days of film, the EOS 1n, with no problems with any of them. Before last year, the ...

My first 5DIV was bought in early December. I used the CF to update yesterday, but you make an interesting point. For my trip to India, I had the 5DIV and the 1DXII. Both use CF cards.  The safari ...