Recent content by Pippopappo

you're doing this manually? If so, not sure how simple that would be. Unless you're on auto-ISO (and on a tripod of course...) you will have to compensate for your change in aperture?

right, it does indeed make a lot of sense if you're close to your foreground subject. Say you're low on the ground for instance. The R5 has automated focus stacking, I believe... got to try it out yet!

Hi everyone. How many of you use this technique, as opposed to shooting let's say F10 or so for landscapes? I know it to be more time-consuming, but it might yield better results from what I have seen. Of course, it depends on the lens too, your wide-angle favorite lens might be tack sharp in...

yes, it will be cheaper! Just really not sure If I want to go the Canon route again for the next camera. I kind of feel their QC has gone down since they joined to the mirrorless bandwagon. Conversely, their prices have gone way up. Look at the RF lenses, prices are just through the roof.

The camera has been out a while, Canon is talking about launching the MKII early next year, so that settles it I guess:) As I wrote, the camera is no longer under warranty. I bought it second-hand. Regretfully, there are no consumer rights as such in this part of the world, as in many others...

Thanks for your input. Sure, there is always the obvious option to go fix it at any Canon repair center. But because my camera is not under warranty, I would also as surely be looking at a major expense. So I was kind of trying to figure out if anything else could be done before biting the...

Hi everyone. Has anyone experienced this? I have experienced it, and it's massively annoying. I still believe it's a software glitch more than a mechanical thing, but I would like to get more opinions on board.