Professional Autofocus Setup for the Canon R5 (and R6) - eye AF + back button AF

Professional photojournalist and photographer Brett Carlsen goes over the best autofocus settings for the new Canon EOS R5 mirrorless camera body. Setting up back button autofocus and also adding a secondary option for eye AF which allows you to quickly swap between the two modes without entering a menu.
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[@charlescamp1819]

Thank you, Brett. For some reason, the benefits of back-button AF never really registered with me until this video. When it sunk in that one mode and button can be used to achieve both continuous and one-shot behavior, that really was a “holy s*@t” moment. Thank you!

[@BrettCarlsen]

😂😂 dude. That was me! 11 years ago or whatever but same. I was like BUT WHY!? over and over then that was said and I was like ohhhhhh

[@dsm363]

Same. It never would have occurred to me but a pro changed it on my camera and explained it. Now its second nature and really a good way to go.

[@sovREVERE]

After reading these comments I'm more confused. I hold my shutter button halfway down, and it auto focuses, regardless of one shot or servo. Then I press it down all the way to take the picture. What does back button auto focus change about that same behavior? Is this beneficial for older cameras that didn't let you push the shutter button halfway down?

[@charlescamp1819]

Let me first say that I am not a pro, so treat this summary accordingly. That said, I set the shutter button up not to autofocus on half press, but ONLY to meter. Next, set up one back button for normal AF (the currently selected mode) and another for eye AF. With the camera set up this way, you press and hold the appropriate back button to autofocus while also pressing the shutter button half way to meter. 1) you can choose between eye AF and another standard mode instantaneously. 2) If you are in servo AF, just release the back button and focus is locked now (just like one-shot AF). Just press the shutter button down the rest of the way to take the shot. It takes a lot of getting used to, but it’s a game-changer. The first step is to customize the shutter button ONLY to meter - the customize buttons menu.

[@jmich5123]

@@sovREVERE go to 1:59 of the video and note the shutter button must be changed. Then try it…

[@blackreign412]

Brett, I've been shooting for years, and always avoided BB focus like a whimp because it was never explained in a way I could get it. Then I stumble upon your video; this is a complete game changer for me; more keepers! I can't wait to apply this on my photoshoot today! Thanks Brett.

[@BrettCarlsen]

So so glad to hear it!!! It’s so much better but agreed it’s hard to understand why

[@mh7711]

@@BrettCarlsen I still try to understand, what real benefit it is.... like my other comment...

[@BrettCarlsen]

For back button focus? Just separates the two functions. If shooting something stationary or in studio photography, likely not a huge benefit. Out in the world with fast moving subjects it’s nice to be able to control them separately especially in servo mode. Engaging the autofocus while tracking and then taking the pictures as you see a moment that strikes you etc.

[@pilot74sparki]

I have been watching so many different videos to get my R5 setup - and just shooting old school for months now - This video has blown my mind and fixed all the things I wanted it to do in one video. Great job, and thank you.

[@jonhammond2045]

This is awesome! Coming from a 5DMKiii I'm used to the single point AF but having the secondary button to switch automatically to eye detect in mind blowing! Such a great way to setup the R6 - thankyou!

[@gerardosiete]

This seriously is THE EFFIN' BEST AF SETTINGS one could use in event photography. Thanks Brett!

[@wrstlingyoda]

Received my EOS R6 on Monday & came across several of your videos. Really enjoying your tips, tricks & setup. Thank-you for sharing your wisdom!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome! This camera is awesome! You’re going to love it. Happy to provide any help or insight I can to help.

[@AnysiaC]

Mega thanks on how to set up the AF on the R5. I have been doing BBF with my 7D and 5D cameras, but was having a devil of a time trying to figure it out with the R5. Also, keeping that Eye focus in play... excellent.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thank you so much Sandra. I love the eye AF a lot but there is a ton of times I don’t use it so I really enjoy having the best of both worlds available in a hurry.

[@arnetrautmann9783]

Brett, as a 15 years professional stock photographer I have to say: your settings *are* the best. After putting them to use and playing around a bit, there is no way back. Thank you, man.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Dang! That means a lot!! Really grateful you like them and they are working for you

[@wcsdiaries]

@@BrettCarlsen what other advantage is there to leaving eye detect af and continuous af off? like it seems like more work having to always hold that button down to get eyes focused on. what am I missing?

[@BrettCarlsen]

Loss of control would be the downfall. But if you were a portrait photographer etc I could agree it is extraneous. But I always want to have control of when AF (among other camera settings) are engaged or disengaged.

[@betterpixs]

Agreed

[@salvamando1]

Awesome video and great tips! It also helps that your demeanor is genuine and it seems like you really want to help us newbies out! Plus you’re funny! Thanks!

[@TubaSolotheHiker]

Thank you again and again Brett! Your videos have helped me out a lot.

[@adnanmansour8757]

Thank you for a most informative video. I have been using back button focusing for a little while, but your process of switching to eye detection using the asterisk button is incredibly useful, easy and fast. I am looking forward to your next video.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thank you so much!!

[@jiajianhou426]

Watched so many back button AF videos, this is one that finally convinced me to use it with the R5.

[@BrettCarlsen]

That’s awesome!! I’m glad it was helpful and clearly explained. I have a tendency to ramble

[@kevindiossi]

I think the 5D Mark IV was the first time I discovered that you could set different AF modes for different buttons on the camera. Ever since then, it has been Servo for the AF-ON and the asterisk was One Shot. It's extremely helpful for setting a prefocus and accommodating sudden changes in the behavior of your subject. I legitimately can't shoot without it now...well not legitimately, but a prefer being able to exploit this on my cameras versus having to manual switch them back and forth. I've set my R5 to Auto in the servo tracking behavior menus. Case 1 couldn't keep up with my dogs eyeballs. Haha I'll be playing around with that next week.

[@BrettCarlsen]

So awesome! I’ve always done two setups too. Different way than you have but find it helps so much with speed and acquiring focus while things are flying around.

[@CaptainJack63]

🥰 I just learned how to use back button autofocus about a year ago and while it was difficult to get used to the idea and muscle memory, I found it to become second nature and it improved finding focus faster. But because the R5 has many types of autofocus I was constantly changing from Point AF to Eye AF. So I programmed the second button like you did to do Eyes. Then I said why stop there and programmed the box (3rd) button. So I have Point AF, Eye AF, and General AF. But why stop there? So I'm constantly swapping my AF-ON button with my * button. So I just programmed C1 for General work and C2 for Weddings (people). C3 is for landscapes. Now I have a crazy 9-button autofocus!

[@cathyfraser6524]

Thanks Brett for info that can also be used on the R6! So helpful!

[@terrellcwoods]

Good stuff. Great tip on the focus mode I've always used the menu now super quick with the button assignment

[@klairmak6071]

Just got the R6 and that trick of setting eye AF on the top right button is awesome, thanks so much !

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!

[@crispyinasia61]

Wow, i had been stuffing around with another set of settings and at last these ones Brett make so much more sense, and actually work. In addition i have solved my batteries being wiped out so quickly as well. Thankyou!! :)

[@BrettCarlsen]

Oh man thanks so much!!

[@sherrygilbert3800]

You're video made all the difference in the world. Focusing is spot on!!!

[@edellington]

I've shared this video hundreds of times on social media to answer questions. good job.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Oh man. That’s the best thank you ever! Really appreciate the support and glad you appreciate it!

[@DjePakoupe]

Hi, I just got my R5 this afternoon and turned the AF control as you described in the video. Thank you so much for sharing this, your video saved me a lot of time and that configuration you suggest is just super super convenient. Thanks!

[@BrettCarlsen]

So excited to hear this! Camera is awesome isn’t it??

[@DjePakoupe]

@@BrettCarlsen I played with it just 1 hour yesterday. Before the R5, I used to shoot with a 5d ii. My 135 F2 L lense was very difficult to use at F2 on portrait because the focus point was almost never on the eye. With the R5, this is magic, it is just right on the eye. And the noise is just incredible. I tried 3200 yesterday and the image is soooo clean, just can not believe it compared with my 5d ii. This camera to me should be the same little revolution I experienced when I bought the 5d ii which was my first full frame camera. So yes, just in hour I can already say that this camera is super super awesome. And your AF configuration is insane!!! :)

[@BrettCarlsen]

So stoked to hear that! Totally agree with everything you say! I did an R6 full settings video. It won’t be perfect for the R5 but most everything will translate, I know there is a few other tips and tricks you’ll probably like that might be newer than the 5D II. LIke setting front dial to image jump to locked images when in playback etc.

[@timhuelsman1039]

Thanks, Brett! My R6 arrives tomorrow and this will give me a head start on setup. I've used back-button focus forever, but 2 back-buttons for different focus modes is awesome!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome! You’ll love it

[@alicenhardy]

great video! photo 1 student. changing to BB. Had Nikon for 40 yrs, had the R5 for 2 months & love it! Love your enthusiasm, it's fun to watch!

[@LindaMaier360]

Thank you, Brett. I just got the R5 for Christmas - A huge surprise!! Discovered your channel searching for tips on setting up - every single tip was on point with my style of shooting. I'm a new fan of yours.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thank you so much! Glad it helped!!

[@jlawr4427]

You must have been VERY good all year for Santa to bring you that camera! At least I didn't get a lump of coal, but no camera. LOL

[@BrettCarlsen]

😂😂

[@jan-ov2pq]

I allways looked for a solution to use the af-button like I was used to with my old 5D MKII. But I didn't found any how to till now ! And the switchover via starbutton is genius. Thank you so much !!!

[@tomoconnor7674]

Thanks so much Brent. This helped me out immensely. Great job!!

[@BrookeandJacob]

Bro, two years late to the game, but I just followed your advice. I have always done back button auto focus (it is the way)! However, with the new people/eye detect in addition, I thought I was sold... but when I couldn't move my auto focus point around, I was like... er, this isn't for me. But, BOOM, you solved it with the custom * setting! Bro, thank YOU!

[@SCU3A_S7EVE]

Same.

[@nicolecole2310]

Thank you. I have always used bbf but previously on 5div was AF on servo, asterisk button for one shot. This will work for me as I want to utilize eye af but not give up standard focusing method. This is definitely the auto focus system I have been wanting for years. I've been so tired of autofocus points clustered in the center. The 5div was a huge gain in auto focus as I hadn't upgraded since original 5d, but this is supreme.

[@BrettCarlsen]

I agree with all that!

[@JeffWiswell]

Struggled trying to do this on the camera and after reading the manual. This video nailed it

[@BrettCarlsen]

So welcome! Hope they add more versatility in the future via Firmware but a great start

[@MD-fq8xl]

thanks a mil Brett!! that was super helpful, esp setting up the eye auto on the star button - super helpful for me shooting pets with people, cant wait to test now!

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome!!

[@rvboondocker2559]

Thanks! Just got mine and the battery is almost finished charging. Haven’t turned it on yet. Soooo excited and subbed.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very awesome!! As I’ve mentioned to others I have a AF setup for the r5 on here in another video. It works on the R6 and is still the setup I’ve used for everything from NFL to portraits and back again. You’re going to have an awesome time with that camera

[@Redresonance]

Really liked the explanation. I also didn't see the advantage before this video. Especially the tip to set a second button for eye-tracking convinced me to try this method. I like it! 👍

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!

[@CruiseLounge]

Can I just say that this has video has changed the way I shoot !! Just purchased my new R6 + the rf 15-35mm and getting used to a whole new system. Thanks mate for the info

[@BrettCarlsen]

Oh man you’re so welcome!!

[@PouyaLucky]

WOW ..this is genius. I got the R6 and loving it to bits, this just makes it perfect, thanks a lot

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!!!

[@leexiong6921]

Just got my R6 and this video was super helpful. Liked and subscribed. Can't wait for more.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Coming ASAP!

[@denisbellerose273]

I set my Canon R5 in the same way, happy to see that I'm not the only one to have these settings

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very awesome! I think it helps out a lot. I hate having to go into menus to adjust things especially in a hurry and I also find the eye AF is amazing for those types of pictures however the traditional spot/area is better for a lot of things I do on assignment

[@SwellerGibbon3]

@@BrettCarlsen I also set it almost the same. Only issue I have is that I would like that Eye autofocus would stay on after releasing assigned custom button. I use servo and I have to sometimes choose different eye and for that I need free finger to use it on yojstick. Can you check also that out, if I'm doing something wrong? Ofcourse spot AF stays on after depressing custom button.

[@BrettCarlsen]

I believe you are correct. Though spot should disable when you release that button as well unless maybe you’re using single shot...that might continue to focus until it locks on. Possibly you could assign AF to the front button (DOF preview by lens Mount) and then you could have your thumb free to use the joystick still

[@SuperMe1979]

I have the same query. With this setup I can't select between eyes if more than one is detected. A button to toggle between spot and tracking would be ideal. I have limited the focus modes to tracking, spot and one point (for some reason one point can't be removed from the set you can select) and assigned the * button to switch between these.

[@denisbellerose273]

@@BrettCarlsen I do a lot of sports photography. I configured my Canon R5 like this. My button on the front is only for release, autofocus is on the AF-ON button and the * button is programmed to activate eye detection. Since I switched from the Canon 7D mark2 to the Canon R5 I hardly use the joystick. I use the thumb of my other hand to make a quick change for the location of my collimator in the framing using the track pad that's programmed in the lower lower left corner of my R5 cannon screen. Not easy to translate all this in google, hoping you understood, sorry I'm bad at English I'm a French speaker.

[@scottiewarman]

Great video Brett. Love the mix of the new and old features in the way you set it up. Awesome stuff.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks man. Too many people seem to rely on the eye AF only and find it can be tricked or fall out of focus on certain objects (when something nearby looks face like haha) so I’ve enjoyed being able to have both immediately available.

[@scottiewarman]

@@BrettCarlsen Totally. I wasn't 100% sure how I was going to switch between the two but I love having quick access to eye AF when needed. Well done sir.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks so much!

[@rvasquez8057]

OK, I did what you said and man, the difference in ease of use. Thanks for the heads up. A new subscriber.

[@ausdoug974]

I really enjoyed watching this. Your video was really informative. I definitely enjoyed learning about using the two different buttons for two types of focussing. Thanks for making the video for us.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Man you are so welcome!! Really appreciate the kind words!!

[@staceygoff]

Why am I just now coming across this!! 😩 I am SO excited to get to my session tomorrow now with these settings!! You're the real mvp, even if I am 2 years late. 😂

[@clvolt]

Dude, you are SO fun to watch... what a fun personality. Thanks for the video! Subbed!

[@CindyMBrown]

Love the R series Canons. I just got an R6. I'm going to combine the two back button focus methods with the touch and drag method. I'm working on using my left thumb for the touch and drag, so I can use my right thumb for the two AF methods. We'll see if I'm that coordinated, soon. :)

[@nicolecole2310]

Thank you. I was trying to set up just like this and you made it super easy and quick.

[@BrettCarlsen]

So glad!! Happy it came across in a simple and accessible way!

[@kullumphoto]

Thank you for this! I find this method amazing to do with the r5 and r6 camera.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks so much! Glad it helps

[@nakanishishizuka3459]

Awesome video thank you. Rear button focus is the best.

[@troytaormina]

Excellent video. I've been shooting sports with 1DX for years but just picked up an R6. I've been using the star for back button focusing all this time, but will setup the R6 with the AF-ON and use the star for eye detection as you described.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Nice! I think it just gives you the best of both worlds. I still predominantly use the traditional AF style when shooting NFL but when a coach or something comes near it’s nice having the eye AF available instantly. Obviously nice in other methods of photo too

[@kontrabjorn]

Lile your energy and will be following you ;) Learned this trick way back and it’s awesome and now in this new combo it’s even better Thanks for sharing

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks so much! That’s what I thought too!

[@BradleySkaggsNYC]

Back button focus has always been my first change, but the star button? Killer! Thanks!

[@rebadore1]

Oh. My. Gooood! I was ready to throw my R6 away! I bought it a year ago and just always go for my 5D Mark iii because, while it's less wonderful at tracking movement, when I ask it to lock on a point of focus, it actually does, where as the R6 kept popping out of focus and I didn't know why. I had competing settings which were making it impossible to lock focus when using BBF (who knew about that pesky Continuous AF option that was making my settings for AF-ON moot?!) and now with the * set for eye tracking I have the best of both worlds. I have watched other instructional videos for setting up the BBF and none of them helped fix my problem. You. Rock!

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome!!!!

[@trippalhealicks]

New Canon R5 user here, coming from Sony a7RIV. Was kind of missing the ability to track eyes in any AF area mode. This is exactly what I needed, and more! Thank you!

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re very welcome! Things aren’t 1:1 between the two but this works pretty well for me. (Not that I’m a Sony user but have been told how they’re different)

[@sunnybrookphoto]

THIS IS PURE EXCELLENCE! Thank you.

[@Tom-cd8yd]

7 minutes for the double AF set up is super helpful thanks!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!

[@JuanLeonel]

I have watched this video like 3 times already! very helpful man! Now you got a new sub and a follower on your insta! please keep it up!

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome and deeply appreciate the support. Glad it was helpful

[@PatrickDuganOFFICIAL]

This is great. Just got an R6 and this makes perfect sense. SUBSCRIBED!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Yes! Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful

[@matthewbrowntv]

Nailed it - so helpful, thank you!

[@ayylmao29]

Thanks so much for this video dude you really upped my game with this info.

[@dillonvado]

Thanks man! I rented an R6 to check it out and the auto focus is complicated for sure, so this helped a lot! That "continuous" AF is super nauseating, and makes all of the really "smart" features of the camera almost null because it just jumps around so much. I've only got this camera another few days but I'm gonna have some serious fun with this AF setup you recommended thank you!

[@BrettCarlsen]

I agree with that. The continuous really makes no sense to me. If you have any questions I’d be happy to help. I think this set up works great, I am still using it on my R5 with no changes several months later.

[@scurve099]

Thanks for the explanation and helpful info. I was haveing tons of issues with the autofocus this weekend at an airshow until I discovered and disabled the continuous AF mode. That mode is definitely something I will not be useing.

[@davidnyman6577]

Brett Thank you so much for sharing this double back button info. I’ve been consistently nailing ducks in flight at 400mm out ! “Unbelievably astounding” ❤️

[@BrettCarlsen]

Just amazing right?? So glad it’s helpful. Nice to be able to use a traditional setup on these cameras. I think many people lean on the newer AF methods a bit too much (which is fine!) but it’s nice to have a traditional method available when it fails without any fiddling

[@kateblakeman]

So helpful! I was fighting all these settings when trying to shoot yesterday. This totally cleared up my confusion!!!😅

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome!!

[@Jsolo-dq1lq]

Thank you for all of the tips!!!

[@veteranmovemedia4276]

Hell yeah! Super helpful. Thanks man!

[@revanlsf3318]

I absolutely love this setup! Thanks so much!

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome!!

[@rjaymolina]

Love this setup. Thank you for the guidance

[@georgevandelay1778]

Oh wow, this is going to help a lot!

[@lynncobb3109]

Great video for setting up my R6 menus. Super helpful and so much more helpful than a manual. One comment.... when you slow down when you show the menus and your selections? I love your quick paced talking but I was constantly rewinding just the menu videos because it was on/off in seconds. Just a thought but not to give an criticism because it was overall super!

[@BrettCarlsen]

I really appreciate this! Very helpful to hear. I can do that!

[@SN7007]

New owner, this is a game changer for me. Thank you!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very very very welcome! Really love that it helps!

[@raylipscombe5501]

That was an awesome vid bud, REALLY helpful....Good luck with the house in the mountain

[@BrettCarlsen]

Really appreciate it and glad it could help!

[@canondvman]

Very nice video and description on setting the Auto focus... thanks!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!!

[@shrs.3448]

Thank you for sharing these. They are really helpful.

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome! Really appreciate the kind words

[@anthonyhancock7549]

Thanks Brett. I'm new to the R5 and your instructions will help me better understand my camera. I've set my settings as you prescribed and can't wait to test them out this 4th of July at a large family picnic. A couple of things. You're so excited to share I had to watch your video multiple times to keep up with you. Please, for the novice like me, please slow down. I understand your enthusiasm. Also, as I was watching and another video you might consider? To keep these settings, maybe you can do a video on Customize setting like locking them or linking the settings to C1, C2 or C3. Is that a possible video. Thanks and I did appreciate your willingness to share.

[@rj934]

This is the first of your videos I've watched. Great information but I found I had to keep going back in the video and rewatching to follow what, and how, you were actually changing the settings. Slow down and pause a second on the new information, settings, to allow us to comprehend what you just did. I've got an R6 and I've been experimenting with the AF settings. I liked how you set yours up.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thank you! Will take this into consideration for the next one!

[@LindaMaier360]

I have a different point of view on this. I like the delivery speed - I'd rather pause when needed than fast forward because it's too slow.

[@jhdarkgnome]

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you

[@ill4573]

Thank you. Your video helped me a lot.

[@steviereilly2972]

Cheers Bret...just got my R5 delivered today...so a bit of reading and sorting out for the weekend...

[@BrettCarlsen]

Ah man. It’s a fun one to use though. You’ll love it once you got it setup the way you like

[@opnekryan]

Thanks, this is an excellent way to set up the camera. love it!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks for the support and nice comment!!

[@WheresNaldo]

Thank you!!! I have customized my buttons and feel empowered to shoot!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Woo!!! Awesome

[@EikonasNet]

Great job, most helpful! Thanks and many greetings from Austria!

[@BrettCarlsen]

So very welcome!

[@JeremyPhelps]

Game changer for me. Thank you for the tips!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Oh man that’s awesome!! Thanks so much!

[@rossmcleavy453]

Thanks heaps Brett for sharing your expert knowledge, it is much appreciated man👌

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!

[@chelseawhitman6768]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! This was SUPER helpful for me!

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome!!

[@jennshannonmormon6047]

SWEET! This is sooo very helpful when I'm shooting basketball. If I'm using a wide angle or if players are far, I use one button to at least get a body in focus. Otherwise the other button locks on an eye, face, or head. Now my only problem is culling as I have so many more potential keepers.

[@maitland1007]

This was really helpful.. thanks!

[@kennysavercool]

Yo!!!! This was super helpful for setting my personal preferences on my r6! Thank you for making it.

[@BrettCarlsen]

You’re so welcome!!

[@scrumlord7634]

Thank you! I set my R5 up for back button focus but did NOT turn off eye autofocus, and did not have the * set up to turn on eye autofocus, and for sports it was driving me nuts. This now works!

[@JaimetheNomad]

Great vid Brett! Just came across your video looking at various ways to do BBF with the R5. I just got the body today and super stoked. Been using BBF for years with Olympus though and a huge fan of it. I think I want eye AF to be my default instead of having to hold down the star, but also want a quick way to switch to spot focus since I do use that frequently as well. So I’ll probably do a mix of what you did with some minor adjustments. Still, very helpful video!!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome! It’s a great starting point!

[@gromgromgrom3043]

it took me quite a time to get the idea, but its brilliant

[@mikel3719]

Well done, enjoyed the tips

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks so much!!

[@reggaestylee]

please please do more of these videos i was going crazy trying to figure these out

[@XpressBooks]

Love this video! Thanks!

[@williambarry9921]

Great video, plan simple and easy to understand, finally easy terms and explanations GREAT JOB

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thank you so much!! Glad it was helpful!

[@Bobakradbin]

Love it thanks for sharing!

[@rblast1]

Thanks just set up my R6. Awesome!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!!

[@ChrisLaxamana]

You motor boatin' SOB. Thank you for changing my game.

[@BrettCarlsen]

😂😂😂 you’re very welcome!!

[@vittoriovittorio8797]

Very nice video. Jolly good work!!!

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thank you!

[@lukewalker249]

Awesome tips, thanks so much!

[@BrettCarlsen]

So welcome!

[@danielhallmedia]

Thank you! This was a really useful video! Got mine set up now! :D

[@BrettCarlsen]

Very welcome!!

[@stuartwconwayphotographyan9745]

Thanks a mill! Really great

[@BrettCarlsen]

So very welcome!!!

[@patrickhagot]

New subscriber here...I was looking for something on my r5 and you answered it very funny way and simply so I'm subscribed and notification on :) good luck.

[@BrettCarlsen]

Thanks so much Patrick!

[@timaaaahhhh]

I just really like your videos.