Great content was expecting more subs +1

Thanks a lot. Great information! The question is now: By using the MF 7Artisnans 9mm 5.6 to stop the IBIS or not?

thank you

craw is lower quality than regular raw

Man, thank you. I was burning all neurons trying to figure this out. Thanks again

How can we do it if you only have a manual lense? I just bought the laowa 65mm macro

I really kind of expected the R5 to be able to do the whole thing without going into Lightroom and so forth. That’s the part that is really a pain in the rump.

Great tutorial! Thank you ! I've watched many others and never has anyone explained in simple terms. My question is how do I set a 2 second delay on the R5?

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This is turning off ibis on lens without is. I want to turn it off on lens with IS. I need full control of my camera. Because i feel like ibis is magnifying the effect of shutter shock, also it adds a jitter to slow motion footage that is really annoying....I know it's ibis because i have the jitter on non is lens with ibis on.

How this works with flash?

Thanks for that, have just purchased the R5 interesting to watch!

has your things you like changed as per 2024 ??????

what if the lens has a lot of focus breathing ???

and to imagine I was complaining about Nikon's marketing when I had my D850, lol. with my D850 I get 9fps even when my grip battery has 1%. what is this? seems like canon hard coded a limit to fps in the camera's software to not cannibalize the R3 sales. I really don't believe canon's lithium battery manufacturing is this bad, that a pack with less than 50% change delivers less voltage. there's no way. they literally nerf their cameras even at this level xD.

Are there any settings to stop the IBIS from rattling around on the r6ii when the camera is switched off? I will be taking it on hikes and worry it will be rattling around too much whilst turned off.

Ty for the video…. I’ve searched and you are the only one out there that goes through exactly how to get the best fps out of my R5.

I cannot figure out for the life of me why I wasn't getting 12 frames. It's never been a problem before and I have had it since release. I noticed the other day that I wasn't getting 12 frames. It was because I had electronic first curtain shutter on. Go figure

Thanks bro, for your experience with focus braketing, I have used it with indoor product specially for rugs side veiw. Have you some experience about focus smoothing. In canon R 6 ll all images merge and give final image. 😮😊 Dr Anand Baranwal Varanasi, India please reply

Ran across this channel by chance and you have good content - is there more coming in 2023? especially for the R5

Do you turn the lens’ IS off before or after turning the camera on?

Does your flash fire if you set focus bracketing from the camera menu? I have R5 and Godox v1. I can't use flash burst mode during in body focus bracketing. Multiple flash firing during a focus bracketing is really fun. In my case I myself have to move forward or backward for a stacking to use flash. What is holding me back?

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I Am a photographer and what setting of IBIS Should i keep. IS MODE : STILL PHOTO IS : FOCAL LENGTH : PLEASE GUIDE

I have also noticed that the 15-35 RF lens does not have any coma or astigmatism on the corners at its maximum aperture f/2.8! Impressive lens!

Finally a useful video. Its great, you took time to research this. I have been searching for R5 burst rate videos for long, but no one seemed to do that. I am gain thankful for the efforts, that you made. Keep up the good work man!

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Great video- I have shot the Milky Way with my old 7D MKII so am already to try the R 5. The infinity line is not aways the sharpest spot- eact lens must be focused by itself!! This is a fact- I then locked down my focusing ring with Gaffers tape. I took a photo shot which at the time only had a modeling light on- no flash or hot light, using 128,00 ISO just for fun- I then used DE-Noise from Topaz and could not believe how clear the model's skin came out- Blew my mind!!! No noise at all! Enjoyed your video and gave me a start in settings with the nR 5.

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Thanks for your video. This was helpful to understand requirements for the higher fps.

Wow! Lovely! So, I am going for an Astro night out on the 21st and will be taking my R5. I will be taking my 24-105 F4 for Milty way and general shots, my 100-400L (For moon and planet shots) and my 40mm pancake for Milky Way shots. I plan to stack images and so will be using Sequator to do the final stacking. You did not mention whether you used the mechanical or the electronic shutter. I plan to use the electronic shutter to minimize camera shake. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Also, all your shots seemed to be single shot images, which is what one would expect if you were doing a compare. However4, did you end up stacking images from that trip? Just curious. I do not own a motorized mount so the only way to get more light in is to stack the images...

this was good

Do you always have to use a Kelvin number for white balance? For example, can you use the daylight setting?

Thank you for the very informative video, I have a question about theR5 and I am hopeful you might be able to help. Night shooting in Manual and focusing manually using the rear screen . When I zoom in on a star to set the focus the screen goes to the correct brightness while I am dragging the stare to the middle of the screen ready for focusing, but by the time I move my hand from the screen to the focus ring the screen goes darker not off just very dark. Is there a way that I can control how long the screen stays bright for after I have touched the screen. In essence can I control how long exposure simulation is displayed for ?. THX

Thank you for the very informative video, I have a question about theR5 and I am hopeful you might be able to help. Night shooting in Manual and focusing manually using the rear screen . When I zoom in on a star to set the focus the screen goes to the correct brightness while I am dragging the stare to the middle of the screen ready for focusing, but by the time I move my hand from the screen to the focus ring the screen goes darker not off just very dark. Is there a way that I can control how long the screen stays bright for after I have touched the screen. In essence can I control how long exposure simulation is displayed for ?. THX

Im planning to buy this camera but still afraid on the heating issues😢

Brilliant. Thank you so much.

I have been searching for a video with step-by-step setup for shooting high speed mechanical shutter but have not found these instructions. I would think it may be worth your time to make a video like this. I have yet been able to shoot high speed shutter on my EOS R6.

I'd like to see these tested on a star tracker for like 2 minutes. it's crazy once you start using a tracker. i used to shoot with A7S/a6300 and think that I wanted an A7III or A7 IV but I'm afraid to because my current sony's are....surprisingly bad at retaining detail in the milky way. I have a canon 6D (2012 model camera) and it way outperforms in bulb mode. I just need to know if canon mirrorless are as good or better. EDIT: so i just tested the EOS R (not R6 or R5) but at least on that body can say it's very good in bulb mode for astrophotography. surprisingly though, it's not that much better than the 6D, just a bit more fine detail because of the higher resolution. that's good though, since it's not a crazy amount more of noise. Going to be peeking at the raw files tonight though to compare. shot with 6D, A7R II, A7S, EOS R, and Z6

Hi, I found your video and iinformation approach very interesting and helpfull, that is way I would like to ask your opinion according with your much more experience than mine. I need to replace my camera 7D for another one (irreparable. Humidity problems caused the damage of the eletronic circuit). I am not a professional and I don't know if the next one will be the last one, so, I would like, regardeless the price, to choose a camera that for the photos I make, I would not regret for buying it, which happened with the 7D (to much noise, in my opinion). And because I appreciated very much your exceptional "Canon R5 vs Canon R6, which one is better ?", I think your opinion will be of a great importance, in my decison. So, can you tell me which one of R5 and R6, will be more suitable for landscape photography in general, and astrophotography (milky way,....) and landscapes photos in low light scenarios in particular ? Thank you very much My best regards, EF

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Beautiful timelapse 👏

Outstanding testing and analysis. Thank you.

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The downside to using the mechanical shutter is the vibration it introduces which could even lead to resonance and cause very blurry images. I'll take a 12 bit sharp image over a 14 bit blurry one any day.

As you probably know by know the Sony a1 does NOT have an overheating problem that is the Canon. So part of this is incorrect.

Interesting video, there are many reviews of the R5 talking about the large sensor not being great for low light, but your photos seem to prove otherwise. I am looking at this camera and the a7siii as I do a ton of videos but find myself looking up and wanting to shoot the stars (In AZ so I have a similar situation). Certainly gives me more to think about, I have the R5 coming next week to test out for a week so we'll see how things go!

@JPEG Experience, I hate to break it to you that you can’t turn off IBIS. This is why R5C was taken out for filmmakers to have control of their camera. Here’s the 3 stabilization: - IBIS or sensor shift stabilization which is mechanical and cannot be turned off; and - OIS which is optical stabilization that comes with or without on lenses. The ones that have OIS has a turn on/off switch; and - EIS which is electronic stabilization that is controlled through software. This was what you were showing, not IBIS. It can be turned on/off as you demonstrated it in the video. Wobble on wide end: - this is due to IBIS and OIS and/or EIS fighting one another. - one way is to turn off OIS and EIS altogether and let only IBIS run its course. You can try to see if EIS will work but I haven’t tried that. - another way is when you change the focal length to 24mm, it should go away - otherwise turn OIS and EIS off and put it on a gimbal Try these options out and let me know if it works for you.

Did you get any response from Canon Engineers?Usually they don't care.