I was giving up with my Canon 5D Mk4 because all the photos were not sharp at all. I'd messed about with settings for hours and was going to give up and go back to my Canon 5D MK3 until I watched this video and changed my settings to what Roy was using, blimey it worked. I couldn't believe it, what a difference in the photos, they are sharp now and I'm not touching the settings from now on. Thank you very much for sharing your setup.
Great video. I keep coming back to rewatch and each time I find something new. Mirrorless just isn't my jam. I dols off my R Canon and got another 5D MK IV and expanded my lens collection. I, like many photogs my age learned to shoot with a school's Pentax K1000, and no mater how many other camera types I've used- I always come back to SLRs.
@@313MICEWIGuy cheers man. Much appreciated. I know what you mean about DSLR cameras. I shoot with the R5 mainly now but picked up the old 5d mark 3 the other day and it just felt absolutely perfect in every way! Files looked great too! If I was shooting for fun I would be tempted to return to the familiar world of old school normal cameras.
A useful refresh - thanks. For me, abandoning the dangly neck strap, in favour of the Canon Camera Hand Strap E2, was a game changer. Fitting a permanent Arca Swiss mount below it is slightly messy but, for me, its worth it.
@@RoyRiley hi Roy, I’d be interested to hear your view on the DSLR v mirrorless debate. Is it inevitable that Canon users of a good standard should be looking to switch sooner rather than later?
@@simonisherwood3464 if you are interested there is a video on my channel about my transition to mirrorless with the R5.. it’s not conclusive because I feel like I’m still evolving! Ultimately comes down to personal choice. For me it’s about making sure I have the best tools for the job. Everyone has different requirements. I think DSLR cameras and lenses will be knocking around for a good while yet so there is certainly no rush.
I’ve been shooting with the Canon R5 since it came out but recently started using my Mark IV as a 2nd camera for concert photography. R5 is higher res and a little more dynamic range but when you get a good shot on the 5D, it can be exceptional. Especially with prime lenses and some post processing. It also pairs well with the 70-200. Wide angle shots low key can suffer from noise when you illuminate and use of lens corrections can cause bad moire. And I need to spend time with noise reduction and crushing blacks. 5D is a pro camera that has great colors and tones. Classic shooters can master it and wow people with the photography. The computational photography future with AI software is getting insane but hand people a manual film camera and there’s nowhere to hide. Also, I own the Manfrotto view finder you feature in the video, going to try it for stills. I’ve gotten used to reviewing in the R5 viewfinder.
I use C1 as my "just get the photo" settings. It has 1/500th sec, auto ISO and continuous focus assigned. If something unexpected happens I know it gives me a good chance of getting a sharp photo of it. If I remember, I try to leave my camera in C1 when I put it in my bag.
If you shoot through the viewfinder (not in liveview) you can set the rear AF-ON button to the exact settings you just mentioned, so you have it instantly instead of having to waste a second or two changing to C1 😊
Thanks for the good info Roy. Please tell me specifically, what is the Complete Model Name & Number is for the Z-Finder Zacuto, that your using. I might just buy one, for my 5DM4. Again thanks, for all the good advise.
Many thanks Roy, Great video! I've had my 5d for 5 years now and I must say I've learnt a lot of extra bits today, courtesy of your video. Thanks again!
Thank you for this video! Would you say everything you went over would apply for day or night shooting while on a safari in South Africa? Thanks a lot!
It’s an effective way to eliminate glare. I will make a video about it very soon… especially for you Sheryl! Bare with me because I am buried deep on an assignment for the next few days
@@RoyRiley got a 50mm 1.4 on it and my girlfriend is one happy bunny 😉.. but seriously love the camera been out doing some photos on the hikes and just started using the back button focus 😊
Thanks for the video. I have learn more from you in the month that I have subscribed to your channel than the 5 years i have been subscribed to Peter MacKinnon's channel. Your videos are thorough and technical. For an amateur like me that wants to learn all about photography, this channel just fits well. Thanks again
What a brilliant comment. Thank you. It’s so nice to get a message with positive feedback and gratitude.. it makes all the work feel worthwhile. Thanks again and good luck with your photography. RR
Thanks for the video Mate…. Ive had my 5D MKiV since 2018 and I love how much of a tank it is - Ive gone to buy a R5 a few times but for my style of shooting it isnt really justified at the moment! One thing I will add to your video or have a different opinion about is that of the camera straps - I used the Canon supplied for a few months when I was touring, and I discovered that it just hurt and doesn't feel secure when just over my shoulder. I opted for a Peak Design Slide strap & haven't looked back - the quick-release system is excellent for attaching, and once the strap is on, it's comfortable to wear all day, and I always have the canon battery grip attached, so a bit more heft! I can reccomend!
Thanks Scott! I have looked at those peak design straps a few times and been very tempted. Maybe I should give one a whirl.. my only concern is whether this little dangling things are strong enough.. we will see!
@@RoyRiley Roy, I can tell you that I have been using the Peak Design Slide (the large version) since I purchased it in early 2018 after lugging my 5DiV & Battery Grip around on a 14-day cruise using just the supplied neck strap! So far, the capture clips (I think that's what the Dangly Things are called) have stood up exceptionally well (touch wood). I have carried my 5DiV with battery grip & a 70-200 F2.8 L ISII lens with 1.4 converter (so a hefty setup, you will agree, I'm sure), shooting many full day events and the slide is just awesome - I kind of throw the camera around my back fron the shooting position and it slips around comfortably and securely while being comfortable on the shoulder - I love it - best gear I have ever purchased “HONESTLY”! Let me know if you take the plunge….. Interested!
For the mark iv, what's the highest iso you have used in low light without doing editing? I do school events indoors for my son's school, special needs, low lights and many children are sensitive to flash.
Well the 5d4 is very capable in low light. 3200. 6400 should be possible but there may be some noise..Might need a bit of noise reduction in post to clean the files up. Really it’s a juggling act and every situation is different. Quality of light plays a big part, as does the lens you are using.. as does the subject and the intended purpose of the image. It’s all very subjective! What lens are you using and what exposures are you typically getting?
Hi Joshua. Personally I wouldn’t go that high.. just because you can doesn’t always mean you should! That said we each have to find our own sweet spot with these things depending on our specific requirement’s. Treat extreme high iso with extreme care would be my advice. Happy New Year!
I mimicked these setting exactly and am having focus issues when either I or the subject move, I have a wedding to shoot in the next week and I’m at a loss, they look ok until I get them on the computer and the face and eyes are not sharp. Any help/advice appreciated.
OK. So my settings are a starting point, they will not be perfect for every situation and need to be adjusted according to each specific scenario. Everytime either you or the subject moves you need to refocus . ai servo is good for moving subjects but you need to keep your finger or thumb half pressed so the camera can track focus. Are you shooting the wedding as a professional shoot or just for fun?
Hello Roy! Thank you! I've had my Canon 5d Mark iv for two years... and am finally seeking out help! Love the camera! And your setup and settings are a big help to finding my way!!
I was gifted this camera and as I am going over the settings along with you, my camera doesn't seem to have the same. Did they update the models, perhaps? I take great photos but this upgrade has me so bummed out. I guess I don't know my settings as well as I need to. I got away with using my Rebel for years, even with a giant zoom for the sports pics I take, but now I feel I am driving a lamborghini with the knowledge of a station wagon. 😜 Trying to learn all that I can.
Excellent video, thanks! Just upgraded from MkII to IV and you help sort out the new operations. One question: How do you get the DOF preview to show the focus change without the image in Live View getting dark at f22? Thanks
It’s my starting point. Every situation is different and we need to learn to adjust all the settings according to our requirements. There is no magic bullet I’m afraid!
Wow Roy you sound sooooo Professional. I'm excited to hear what you have to say. Learned how to use that Star in the Green area........would have been nice for you to do an example......IJS
Cheers JJ! Appreciate your feedback. Lots more videos in the pipeline and I will attempt a few examples.. Still learning the whole RUclips thing! All the best RR
Has anyone run into an issue of auto rotate not working & know how to fix it? I have it turned on for both camera & computer but it doesn't recognize it. Such a great video though & definitely wanna look into the live view attachment!
Hey Roy, I have set my canon 5d mark iv to factory setting twice, my shutter is set to 1/8000 in menu yet it still wont shoot no faster than 1/125 can you tell me how i can fit it so that i can sett the shutter speed to my desire? or what am i doing wrong. Thanks
I use back button focusing as well, but I always have it set to servo. Is there any benefit to having it set to single shot when you back button focus? I figure that having AF independent of the shutter release button means that you can just release the AF-button if you want to make it stop follow focus for re-composing or whatever (effevtively giving you single shot without changing modes), and if you want it to track you just hold it in while you fire away. I've always seen that as the big benefit of back button focusing; you're always in the right focus mode. I'd be interested to hear more about why you'd use single shot. Thanks for a great video!
I think everyone has to find their own way with this kind of thing. I personally like the confirmation beep of one shot when shooting in a static environment although I do use servo lots too. I think as AF systems evolve then most likely continuous tracking focus will become the norm.. certainly with the R cameras it’s almost there already.. Sometime my techniques are a bit out of date so I’m always open to new ways of doing things. Beginning my career working with manual focus and then the long slog through the early days of AF when it was slow and inaccurate have probably left their mark on some of my techniques ( hence then need for the confirmation beep!) Ultimately we should all do whatever we are happy with and what results in the highest number of sharp pictures! Thanks for your thoughtful comment and wishing you a peaceful Christmas. RR
8:42 .. you are not only 'transposing' the location of the AF point in the mode you are using, that's the third option, you have the one that memorize the AF mode as well as the location .. you can set an specific AF spot holding the cam horizontally, and turning it vertically choose AF zone (for instance) .. once you'll bring back your camera in horizontal position, the AF will switch back to AF spot, .. tilt the camera vertically, back to AF zone ... crazy isn't it ! And you can memorize 2 differents mode holding the cam vertically, with the grip up, or grip down..
Hi Roy, for some reason my AF options are one shot and servo but no AI Servo. I cant figure out why I don't have the AI Servo option. Can you help? I've googled, watched videos and no luck. Thanks
My personal choice is to shoot RAW. I use the standard colour profile and do my editing and applying any presets or profiles in Post Production. What I want from the camera is a clean RAW without anything added or taken away in the form of a picture style etc.TBH I’m Not sure if you can add a custom one to this camera
Thank you for your lovely comment Hannah. One shot for when the subject is static. servo when the subject might move in some way. I mainly use back button focus and flip between servo and one shot all the time. I don’t use AI focus. Honestly there is no ultimate right answer. You just have to find what works best for you and gives you the results you wish for. Good luck with it. R
Great video. I wanted to make a comment on how much of a brave man you are by putting your camera face down on the glass. When I see people do this, it gives me the heebee jeebees. Great channel!
Haha! Don’t worry.. these things are tougher than they look.. tools of the trade rather than delicate flowers..that’s why I will stick with Canon. Pretty much bomb proof so far! Over the years I have done far worse things with cameras than put them face down on the table!
Hello Roy, thank you kindly for taking the time to show your setup and settings. It really helped me familiarize with this new body I'm using for work at the moment. I've shot on a various bodies and each one is always a new little puzzle! Anyway, I was wondering, in the future will you possibly show a live shooting scenario with these settings? I may be being a baby but I love your instruction! Thank you plenty once again, xx
No problem! It is always a case of evolving as we go along with cameras. Glad to of been of some assistance. I want to do lots more videos including some “behind the scenes “. Unfortunately it’s a bit tricky because it just me and trying to film while shooting a professional assignment is not easy! I will make it happen though! However in the meantime anything in particular you struggle with?
Hello Roy, thank you for taking the time to explain a bit more on the 5D Mk Iv, I really love the camera. You mentioned the liveview screen as an EVF with a snap on eye piece. I see a number of them online that do not look exactly like yours. Would you kindly share the Make and Model of yours? Thank you again and an excellent video!! John Casey
Hard to tell without seeing all the other settings. A few thoughts - Beep only works in One Shot AF not AI servo. Beep volume up? Might also be around your AF zone settings. Set it to single rather than multi zone and try again. Hope you get it sorted. R
Extremely informative and helpful video, thank you! Just out of curiosity, do you already have or are you considering getting one of newer R mirrorless cameras and if so, which one would be your top pick?
The R6 is more than adequate for most things and the fact that it’s so much cheaper and uses SD cards so memory is much cheaper and the files are quicker to edit. Hi f your not cropping too much or blowing up beyond poster size than the R6 might be worth a look. Focussing is very good if you can cope with an EVF.
@@tomalmeidafotografia Thanks Tom! Great advice. I am not the best at taking ultimate care of my gear. Normally its on the road with me on assignment. I love my camera gear but ultimately for me its a tool for getting the job done and I have never liked wrapping it up in cotton wool. older kit sits in the studio gathering dust. I must have been lucky because i have had few issues with fungi or humidity over the last 20 years. You have me worried now though so maybe I will get a dry cabinet with lights and a glass lid! Thanks for your comment. All the best with your photography. RR
Good day! You mentioned a product directly after the strap and, I'm old and poor hearing, it attaches to the hot shoe and does something along with having an additional hot shoe on top. At your leisure, please clarify what and where. Have a Blessed day
Good day Nick! It’s a flash trigger, for firing my flash lighting without any cables. Only really of interest if you are into off camera flash! Hope this helps! R
Hi Jules. I think I got mine from a company in England called CVP. In the states they are available from B and H. The zacuto one I use is quite expensive, I believe there are more affordable option these days. I will have a root around on the web and let you know if I find anything! By the way.. I clicked onto you channel and watched “The Engineer” totally brilliant! Really resonates because I often feel the same way. Beautiful work.
@@RoyRiley oh wow. Ha! Well thank you. That’s not really a “channel” so much as just a place I dump things I might need online but I do appreciate your kind words!! (The channel I’ve been actually putting effort into is this one: ruclips.net/channel/UCladZdqXJyq2u1pLRLna4kQ)
Honestly I have never recorded 4K for anywhere near that period of time so cannot really answer accurately. Battery life will be an issue though as will the files size and the amount of cards you will burn though. I would say there might be more efficient options out there, possibly for less money but I am not really an expert in this kind of thing so my advice would be to do more research! Good luck with it whichever way you go. R
Hello Roy, what some brilliant information you've contained within this video. Id really appreciate another confirmation of my thoughts as to my Camera Upgrade. I have a few L Lenses and a 5D MK III - With Genuine battery grip- I have loved this camera, its taken a real beating in all weathers and well travelled. I have been hankering after upgrading for a while, In the Last year Ive been really Set On the 5D MK IV - I realise with Canon dropping future development of any further EF lenses - this will probably be the very last in this series & could be discontinued at any point. I realise the R6 would possibly be a technically better choice, as I can use all the lenses etc, However Im NOT a lover of the smaller body due to my larger hands, having hired one they haven't got that Tank like build quality, and I found it cramped. Although the viewfinder can be flipped - I found this a big disadvantage and hinderance, I would rather the larger LCD on the MKiv. I photograph wildlife, mainly insects - I have sold images and done paid work technically im a amateur. Do You think im Bonkers going for a 5D MKiv in 2022, the technical improvements over the MKIII I would be delighted with alone.
Hi Mark. Sounds like you have done your homework and should go with your gut instinct. I do not think you will make a bad decision whichever way you go. All the cameras you mention are all very capable and will enable you to produce amazing pictures. 5d4 really is a well evolved camera and does most things very very well. However the improved focusing on the R cameras is significantly better in my opinion. My tendency is to always say stick with what you already have and just work at getting better with your existing kit but in your case I think you already have your mind set on something new. To throw a curve ball into the mix.. ever thought about a 90d??
@@RoyRiley Wow! Thanks for your reply, I really appreciate it! I agree with you 100 percent sticking to the kit you have and improving skills with that, but my 5D MKIII is well battered and has about 160K Shutter actuations - so im getting a bit edgy ! Ive never considered the 90D - But just checked out the specs & a couple of user reviews - just mainly to see controls etc. This may actually make more sense! A bigger Camera than R6 for my bigger hands, and newer focusing tech! Keep the excess money tucked away for future kit! Im certainley looking forward to checking out more of your videos too! You have some interesting Material! Thanks for your time & great suggestion !
@@markc1844 I agree with the small camera for large hands. I decided to go with the Mark IV 2 years ago for that very reason. I have "man hands" very arge hand they are as big as my husband's hands and he is 6'2' Canon please make a larger camera for those of us who have large hands. It is a pain tto go small with large hands. Thanks and God bless you! You will enjoy which ever camera you get.
@@martikagartman8566 Thanks for your great reply & thoughts! I went with the Mark IV & grabbed a new one before they go! and im delighted I did,its fantastic! the other issue I failed to point out is the MK IV has the massive advantage of the Optical Viewfinder, for manual focus - particularly in Macro. Im delighted with the many improvements over my MK III, not dissing that Camera though as it was fantastic. I really really Hope Canon don't ditch their DSLRS totally. We could dream of a 45MP MK V with IBIS - but sadly I don't think it will happen. Enjoy your photography & Godbless the both of you too!
The focus in live view mode doesn't work for me. Nothing happens after I set all my options the same way. Starting to think I've bought a broken camera
@@RoyRiley The strap-to-clip connection is the same as the strap's connection to the camera. The clips themselves have been solid for me. The spring takes effort to get off, which I like, but if you don't pull and hear that click putting it on, it's not attached.
well second hand in the Uk they seem to range from about £900 - £1900 depending on condition. you can get a new one from a decent dealer for around £2800.
This camera body might be old but I like the camera and I'm going to buy me a full frame camera and it will be the Canon 5d mark 4 cause it takes wonderful pictures and you can't beat that. And with all the new cameras out I will get it at a cheap price hopefully one that's in mint condition and not something someone trying to get rid off
I just bought a brand new Canon 5D Mark IV and when testing it out, it seems the counter (the one that counts how many images are left for the memory card) isn't working properly. After clicking the shutter, it's constantly resetting to the previous number. Shooting in RAW, but it also happens with JPEG, etc. Does yours do this too? I have taken a video of the problem which you can see here: ruclips.net/video/wNLltnMKnuo/видео.html. The company I bought it from is telling me it's normal, but I don't have another one to test and see for myself.
You will need to do further test but maser on what you have said I believe this is quite normal. When you take a frame the camera makes a “worst case data judgement” and sets the remaining frames accordingly. as it processes the frame it realises that maybe there is a bit more space on the card because the worst case data is not playing out and so resets the remaining frames again.. this all plays out very quickly and varies depending on settings and card speed.. The big question is.. is every frame you are shooting being recorded in full size on the memory card??? You should do some real word tests to calm your mind and prove the reliability of your new camera. Do not take any one else’s word for it… test, test test and believe in your own results. Hope this helps?? RR
@@RoyRiley Thank you for your response. Yes, I checked the images and they were all there and in the right size, so no issues there. I'll take it out for a run later this week and test some more.
@@fgzy123 good to hear! I have had so many similar experiences with new cameras. Takes a while to become trusted friends! All the best and good luck with your photography. RR
Zacuto Z-finder? *face-palm* Wish I'd thought of that years ago, especially as I bought the 5d4 for a trip to Antarctica where I had a very small weight limit for luggage and wanted a single body for stills and 4k video. Straps. I shifted to Peak Design straps. They have these dongje things which attach to the camera and the strap snaps into those. They're sold, haven't failed me once in four years, but become useful for 1) shifting a strap between bodies 2) since I shift between video and photo, helpful for getting the strap out of the way if I've gone to a video fluid-head tripod, so I never have to worry about the strap snagging. It goes right into the modified gas mask pouch strapped to my leg with my alternate lenses for the day. Gas mask pouch - yeah, picked one up at an army surplus store. Cut down one of those cardboard things from a grocery store for carrying 6-packs of wine bottles. Works surprisingly well. I can carry one or two lenses, a couple of spare batteries, a couple of small desiccant packs and microfiber, right where I can reach them on my thigh. Even has enough room to line it with some sherpa fleece. I started this on the aforementioned Antarctica trip. When you get to land in a location for only an hour carrying things in a backpack becomes an issue. Stopping, pulling the bag off, setting it down (on ice/snow), unzip, fish around, etc... Too slow! It's come in handy on other international trips when with a tour group, and, again, we might only be somewhere for 15-20 minutes before it's off to the next location! C1-3 settings. I like to shoot HDR, so my C1 is my HDR mode - 5 shot bracket, 2-stops between with base shutter speed at 1/1000. From there, typically adjusting exposure via aperture and ISO. (If handheld or monopod). I can slow shutter speed if on a tripod. C2 and C3 are configured for video. C2 is my 4k, 24p video with shutter at 1/50. For film/video you typically want your shutter at twice the frame rate. C3 is for 1080p/60p. This is in case I want to shoot for slow motion. My other big takeaway from this video is I really do need to remap some of my buttons. There are some controls that aren't quite where I want them, and I just haven't thought about remapping. This does mean I'll also have to set up my C1-C3 again... But that doesn't really take long. Thanks for the video. Sorry for the long post. Didn't intend to go so in depth.
@@RoyRiley T'was my wife who thought it would work. She was right! Mine to drop in the cardboard spacers. Only works for certain lens sizes. Anything bigger than the 24-70 f/2.8 is right out. With the spacers I'm using, my 12mm/14mm don't fit as well as I'd like. Considering getting some foam to drop in and cutting custom spaces for lenses.
You lost me at 13:48. You are not showing which button you are pressing, up until the end. You should have an arrow to where you are pressing what button.
Come on PeeWee. Keep up. 6 of the best for you sir! Seriously..Apologies if I lost you. I am still learning at this stuff and am far far far from perfect I’m afraid. But.. with the love of God and the wind behind us we shall prevail. Right? Best wishes to you and apologies for all the inconvenience. RR
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I was giving up with my Canon 5D Mk4 because all the photos were not sharp at all. I'd messed about with settings for hours and was going to give up and go back to my Canon 5D MK3 until I watched this video and changed my settings to what Roy was using, blimey it worked. I couldn't believe it, what a difference in the photos, they are sharp now and I'm not touching the settings from now on. Thank you very much for sharing your setup.
This was my exact issue - i'm going to watch right now!
What was the issue?
Which setting was it
Great video. I keep coming back to rewatch and each time I find something new. Mirrorless just isn't my jam. I dols off my R Canon and got another 5D MK IV and expanded my lens collection. I, like many photogs my age learned to shoot with a school's Pentax K1000, and no mater how many other camera types I've used- I always come back to SLRs.
@@313MICEWIGuy cheers man. Much appreciated. I know what you mean about DSLR cameras. I shoot with the R5 mainly now but picked up the old 5d mark 3 the other day and it just felt absolutely perfect in every way! Files looked great too! If I was shooting for fun I would be tempted to return to the familiar world of old school normal cameras.
A useful refresh - thanks. For me, abandoning the dangly neck strap, in favour of the Canon Camera Hand Strap E2, was a game changer. Fitting a permanent Arca Swiss mount below it is slightly messy but, for me, its worth it.
Do you have a book on how to use a canon mark four setting up and using
Afraid not.. probably should think about it though!
The best summary of Canon EOS settings that I have seen. Excellent work - I look forward to watching your other videos
Cheers Simon! I appreciate your support. RR
@@RoyRiley hi Roy, I’d be interested to hear your view on the DSLR v mirrorless debate. Is it inevitable that Canon users of a good standard should be looking to switch sooner rather than later?
@@simonisherwood3464 if you are interested there is a video on my channel about my transition to mirrorless with the R5.. it’s not conclusive because I feel like I’m still evolving! Ultimately comes down to personal choice. For me it’s about making sure I have the best tools for the job. Everyone has different requirements. I think DSLR cameras and lenses will be knocking around for a good while yet so there is certainly no rush.
I’ve been shooting with the Canon R5 since it came out but recently started using my Mark IV as a 2nd camera for concert photography. R5 is higher res and a little more dynamic range but when you get a good shot on the 5D, it can be exceptional. Especially with prime lenses and some post processing. It also pairs well with the 70-200. Wide angle shots low key can suffer from noise when you illuminate and use of lens corrections can cause bad moire. And I need to spend time with noise reduction and crushing blacks.
5D is a pro camera that has great colors and tones. Classic shooters can master it and wow people with the photography. The computational photography future with AI software is getting insane but hand people a manual film camera and there’s nowhere to hide.
Also, I own the Manfrotto view finder you feature in the video, going to try it for stills. I’ve gotten used to reviewing in the R5 viewfinder.
I use C1 as my "just get the photo" settings.
It has 1/500th sec, auto ISO and continuous focus assigned. If something unexpected happens I know it gives me a good chance of getting a sharp photo of it. If I remember, I try to leave my camera in C1 when I put it in my bag.
Great tip!
If you shoot through the viewfinder (not in liveview) you can set the rear AF-ON button to the exact settings you just mentioned, so you have it instantly instead of having to waste a second or two changing to C1 😊
Thanks for the good info Roy. Please tell me specifically, what is the Complete Model Name & Number is for the Z-Finder Zacuto, that your using. I might just buy one, for my 5DM4. Again thanks, for all the good advise.
nice exactly what I need. Im sitting waiting for my brand new 5D mk IV from UPS as I watch and comment.
How are you getting on with the new camera?
Many thanks Roy, Great video! I've had my 5d for 5 years now and I must say I've learnt a lot of extra bits today, courtesy of your video. Thanks again!
Good to hear Ken!
Hi Roy, Just got mine a few months ago. Amy recommendation about the settings for indoor volleyball shooting. Thanks in advance...
1:30 camera strap
1:50 Flash trigger
2:45 keep on back of camera plate
3:05 Zokuto EVF combo (?) live view
4:30 menu
Thank you for this video! Would you say everything you went over would apply for day or night shooting while on a safari in South Africa? Thanks a lot!
I’ve just got my 5D iv yesterday.Can’t wait to test it.Thanks for sharing👍
Cheers Michael! Good luck with it
They are amazing for rotate shooting because I can stretch the strap against the back of my neck which stabilises my hands to minimise camera-shake
Please tell us more about the zacuto z finder on your mark iv. I have difficulty using my live view due to sun glare
It’s an effective way to eliminate glare. I will make a video about it very soon… especially for you Sheryl! Bare with me because I am buried deep on an assignment for the next few days
@@RoyRiley I bought one and used it at a styled shoot today… fantastic! It really improved my in-focus rate
@@sherylW315 awesome Sheryl! Which one did you get? I hear the zacuto ones can be tricky to find these days?
Excellent video could you please do one on lens calibration?
It’s on my long list!
Settings @4:38
Just brought a brand new 5dmk4 - thanks for the tips 😊
Hope you enjoy it!
@@RoyRiley got a 50mm 1.4 on it and my girlfriend is one happy bunny 😉.. but seriously love the camera been out doing some photos on the hikes and just started using the back button focus 😊
Hey Roy,
Thank you so much for your amazing setting. They are helping me out a lot. Appreciate you taking the time to out this video together.
Thanks Jose! Really appreciate your comment. RR
Thanks for the video. I have learn more from you in the month that I have subscribed to your channel than the 5 years i have been subscribed to Peter MacKinnon's channel. Your videos are thorough and technical. For an amateur like me that wants to learn all about photography, this channel just fits well.
Thanks again
What a brilliant comment. Thank you. It’s so nice to get a message with positive feedback and gratitude.. it makes all the work feel worthwhile. Thanks again and good luck with your photography. RR
@@RoyRiley i just shrewd your videos with all the group I follow on FB. I think a lot of people could learn a lot from you as I am.
Good day
I love the AF tips. Great video, lots of information. Really appreciate it!
cheers!
At 08:56 ORIEANTATION LINKED AF POINT: Do you set it at SEPARATE AF PTS: AREA+PT.......OR.........SEPARATE AF PTS:PT ONLY?
How n stay can’t remember and I’m away on assignment. Try both and see what works best for you?
Thanks for the video Mate…. Ive had my 5D MKiV since 2018 and I love how much of a tank it is - Ive gone to buy a R5 a few times but for my style of shooting it isnt really justified at the moment!
One thing I will add to your video or have a different opinion about is that of the camera straps - I used the Canon supplied for a few months when I was touring, and I discovered that it just hurt and doesn't feel secure when just over my shoulder. I opted for a Peak Design Slide strap & haven't looked back - the quick-release system is excellent for attaching, and once the strap is on, it's comfortable to wear all day, and I always have the canon battery grip attached, so a bit more heft! I can reccomend!
Thanks Scott! I have looked at those peak design straps a few times and been very tempted. Maybe I should give one a whirl.. my only concern is whether this little dangling things are strong enough.. we will see!
@@RoyRiley Roy, I can tell you that I have been using the Peak Design Slide (the large version) since I purchased it in early 2018 after lugging my 5DiV & Battery Grip around on a 14-day cruise using just the supplied neck strap! So far, the capture clips (I think that's what the Dangly Things are called) have stood up exceptionally well (touch wood). I have carried my 5DiV with battery grip & a 70-200 F2.8 L ISII lens with 1.4 converter (so a hefty setup, you will agree, I'm sure), shooting many full day events and the slide is just awesome - I kind of throw the camera around my back fron the shooting position and it slips around comfortably and securely while being comfortable on the shoulder - I love it - best gear I have ever purchased “HONESTLY”!
Let me know if you take the plunge….. Interested!
@@scottmuir2385 Interesting stuff Scott.. I will have a look
Thanks! We seem to have a similar shooting style.
For the mark iv, what's the highest iso you have used in low light without doing editing? I do school events indoors for my son's school, special needs, low lights and many children are sensitive to flash.
Well the 5d4 is very capable in low light. 3200. 6400 should be possible but there may be some noise..Might need a bit of noise reduction in post to clean the files up. Really it’s a juggling act and every situation is different. Quality of light plays a big part, as does the lens you are using.. as does the subject and the intended purpose of the image. It’s all very subjective! What lens are you using and what exposures are you typically getting?
@@RoyRiley I use 20-70 (f2.8). I usually set aperture at f4.5, and ss at 200, lots of children that love to run at this school.
Thinking of buying this over the R5.
That’s a tricky decision to make.. both brilliant cameras
@@RoyRiley I like the "analog-ness" of the 5D, and I already have great EF glass!
Would love to hear how others are setting up their cameras??? Thanks for viewing. R
Hey Roy, just learned there's an extended iso settings (H1, H2) Any advice with using them? I still only have access to 32000 after applying.
Hi Joshua. Personally I wouldn’t go that high.. just because you can doesn’t always mean you should! That said we each have to find our own sweet spot with these things depending on our specific requirement’s. Treat extreme high iso with extreme care would be my advice. Happy New Year!
Roy, this was so helpful. Thank you!
Thanks JaneStClair! Really glad to hear you got something of use from this. Good luck with your photography. RR
Thank you for that Roy, do you know if there is a histogram live on screen option instead of viewing it after
I believe you can view the live histogram in live view mode on the rear screen although It’s not something I personally use
What Zacuto viewfinder finder firs on the 5D mk4. I am very interested in it.
On assignment today but I will check which one it is and update ASAP. RR
Very helpfull video, i learned a lot in this video and i will keep follow you for good experience!! Thanks Roy
Thanks for the feedback
Can u plz tell wt would be the best setting for larger group photos example: students batch photos. Ur reply will be highly appreciated 👍👍
What settings are you thinking of using?
I mean the focusing will be blur for certain faces so wt would be the better aperture and speed
@@abhayskamath1971 what aperture do you think will give you adequate sharpness and depth of field?
@@RoyRiley mine is 24-105mm canon lens so the least is F4 I keep it that way
@@abhayskamath1971 what aperture might give you more depth of field
?? so that you will get faces that at close as well as further away sharp??
I mimicked these setting exactly and am having focus issues when either I or the subject move, I have a wedding to shoot in the next week and I’m at a loss, they look ok until I get them on the computer and the face and eyes are not sharp.
Any help/advice appreciated.
OK. So my settings are a starting point, they will not be perfect for every situation and need to be adjusted according to each specific scenario. Everytime either you or the subject moves you need to refocus . ai servo is good for moving subjects but you need to keep your finger or thumb half pressed so the camera can track focus. Are you shooting the wedding as a professional shoot or just for fun?
Hello Roy! Thank you! I've had my Canon 5d Mark iv for two years... and am finally seeking out help! Love the camera! And your setup and settings are a big help to finding my way!!
Nice one Teri! Glad to be of help. R
Wow I can't wait until I buy this camera I just want my pictures to be Sharp and in focus lol
I was gifted this camera and as I am going over the settings along with you, my camera doesn't seem to have the same. Did they update the models, perhaps? I take great photos but this upgrade has me so bummed out. I guess I don't know my settings as well as I need to. I got away with using my Rebel for years, even with a giant zoom for the sports pics I take, but now I feel I am driving a lamborghini with the knowledge of a station wagon. 😜 Trying to learn all that I can.
Something to keep in mind is that some settings will only show if you're in live view, and some show when you're using the OVF. 😁
Excellent video, thanks! Just upgraded from MkII to IV and you help sort out the new operations. One question: How do you get the DOF preview to show the focus change without the image in Live View getting dark at f22? Thanks
Turn iso to auto momentarily is one way
Hi Roy. Thank you so much. What flash trigger are you using on the hotshoe in the beginning of the video?
It’s the Godox Xpro trigger. Works well with all the godox flashes
5D IV user with the Z-Finder from Zacuto also. Never seen anyone else use the Z-finder. Works great for handheld video too I might add.
Originally got mine for shooting video on the mark 3 but have frankensteined it for stills these days!
Is this the settings you use to take professional photos? I have yet to figure it out 😭
It’s my starting point. Every situation is different and we need to learn to adjust all the settings according to our requirements. There is no magic bullet I’m afraid!
Wow Roy you sound sooooo Professional. I'm excited to hear what you have to say. Learned how to use that Star in the Green area........would have been nice for you to do an example......IJS
Cheers JJ! Appreciate your feedback. Lots more videos in the pipeline and I will attempt a few examples.. Still learning the whole RUclips thing! All the best RR
Has anyone run into an issue of auto rotate not working & know how to fix it? I have it turned on for both camera & computer but it doesn't recognize it. Such a great video though & definitely wanna look into the live view attachment!
Hey Roy, I have set my canon 5d mark iv to factory setting twice, my shutter is set to 1/8000 in menu yet it still wont shoot no faster than 1/125 can you tell me how i can fit it so that i can sett the shutter speed to my desire? or what am i doing wrong. Thanks
I’m afraid without having the camera in front of me I cannot really help. Take it in to a camera shop or repair?
Hi Roy, I'm new to the world of concert and event photography. I'm looking for a powerful and professional lens. Can you recommend one?
do you know if there is a way to set up the viewfinder that there is >>ONLY BLACK
its a blind bambi from me im afraid..otherwise known as 'no idea'
I use back button focusing as well, but I always have it set to servo. Is there any benefit to having it set to single shot when you back button focus? I figure that having AF independent of the shutter release button means that you can just release the AF-button if you want to make it stop follow focus for re-composing or whatever (effevtively giving you single shot without changing modes), and if you want it to track you just hold it in while you fire away. I've always seen that as the big benefit of back button focusing; you're always in the right focus mode. I'd be interested to hear more about why you'd use single shot. Thanks for a great video!
I think everyone has to find their own way with this kind of thing. I personally like the confirmation beep of one shot when shooting in a static environment although I do use servo lots too. I think as AF systems evolve then most likely continuous tracking focus will become the norm.. certainly with the R cameras it’s almost there already.. Sometime my techniques are a bit out of date so I’m always open to new ways of doing things. Beginning my career working with manual focus and then the long slog through the early days of AF when it was slow and inaccurate have probably left their mark on some of my techniques ( hence then need for the confirmation beep!) Ultimately we should all do whatever we are happy with and what results in the highest number of sharp pictures! Thanks for your thoughtful comment and wishing you a peaceful Christmas. RR
@@RoyRiley Thank you very much for your reply! Keep up the good work!
8:42 .. you are not only 'transposing' the location of the AF point in the mode you are using, that's the third option, you have the one that memorize the AF mode as well as the location .. you can set an specific AF spot holding the cam horizontally, and turning it vertically choose AF zone (for instance) .. once you'll bring back your camera in horizontal position, the AF will switch back to AF spot, .. tilt the camera vertically, back to AF zone ... crazy isn't it ! And you can memorize 2 differents mode holding the cam vertically, with the grip up, or grip down..
You learn something new everyday! Cheers for sharing. R
Hi Roy, for some reason my AF options are one shot and servo but no AI Servo. I cant figure out why I don't have the AI Servo option. Can you help? I've googled, watched videos and no luck. Thanks
@@brandonwood7032 no idea I’m afraid. What exposure mode are you using? What lens?
Excellent video-thanks for all the great tips!!!
No worries David! Thanks for the feedback and good luck with your photography. RR
That’s what aI focus is for, to detect when something suddenly moves rapidly. Until then it will act as 1 shot mode and adapt for moving subjects
Thanks Jo. I will explore
Do yo shoot with the "monochrome" setting in the camera?
Didn’t see anything here about Picture Styles or how to edit/instal new ones on the canon 5d. Is this even possible? If so, how?
My personal choice is to shoot RAW. I use the standard colour profile and do my editing and applying any presets or profiles in Post Production. What I want from the camera is a clean RAW without anything added or taken away in the form of a picture style etc.TBH I’m Not sure if you can add a custom one to this camera
Do you find one shot, Servo, or AI focus to be more sharp when shooting portraits?
Thank you for your lovely comment Hannah. One shot for when the subject is static. servo when the subject might move in some way. I mainly use back button focus and flip between servo and one shot all the time. I don’t use AI focus. Honestly there is no ultimate right answer. You just have to find what works best for you and gives you the results you wish for. Good luck with it. R
Great video thank you Roy. I changed my set button to ISO and it's much easier to use than the tiny button on top of the camera!
Great video. I wanted to make a comment on how much of a brave man you are by putting your camera face down on the glass. When I see people do this, it gives me the heebee jeebees. Great channel!
Haha! Don’t worry.. these things are tougher than they look.. tools of the trade rather than delicate flowers..that’s why I will stick with Canon. Pretty much bomb proof so far! Over the years I have done far worse things with cameras than put them face down on the table!
Hello Roy, thank you kindly for taking the time to show your setup and settings. It really helped me familiarize with this new body I'm using for work at the moment. I've shot on a various bodies and each one is always a new little puzzle! Anyway, I was wondering, in the future will you possibly show a live shooting scenario with these settings? I may be being a baby but I love your instruction! Thank you plenty once again, xx
No problem! It is always a case of evolving as we go along with cameras. Glad to of been of some assistance. I want to do lots more videos including some “behind the scenes “. Unfortunately it’s a bit tricky because it just me and trying to film while shooting a professional assignment is not easy! I will make it happen though! However in the meantime anything in particular you struggle with?
5d mrk iv live veiw af not working when back button focus enabled in still photography. What is the solution?
Hello Roy, thank you for taking the time to explain a bit more on the 5D Mk Iv, I really love the camera. You mentioned the liveview screen as an EVF with a snap on eye piece. I see a number of them online that do not look exactly like yours. Would you kindly share the Make and Model of yours? Thank you again and an excellent video!! John Casey
Zacuto Z finder. Can’t remember exactly which one… Expensive but good.
Hi Roy! When i enable the beep button so i know my pics are in focus it doesn’t beep, the focus square just stays blue and no beep. Any ideas?
Hard to tell without seeing all the other settings. A few thoughts - Beep only works in One Shot AF not AI servo. Beep volume up? Might also be around your AF zone settings. Set it to single rather than multi zone and try again. Hope you get it sorted. R
Extremely informative and helpful video, thank you! Just out of curiosity, do you already have or are you considering getting one of newer R mirrorless cameras and if so, which one would be your top pick?
Thanks Lisa. Been using the R5 and 6. Both amazing but holy smoke they are pricey!
The R6 is more than adequate for most things and the fact that it’s so much cheaper and uses SD cards so memory is much cheaper and the files are quicker to edit. Hi f your not cropping too much or blowing up beyond poster size than the R6 might be worth a look. Focussing is very good if you can cope with an EVF.
Is that the way you store your lenses? Don’t you get problems with fungi and humidity?
How do you store your lenses then?
@@RoyRiley on a dry cabinet, with light on and glass up without the lids. You have good and nice lens. Take good care!
@@tomalmeidafotografia Thanks Tom! Great advice. I am not the best at taking ultimate care of my gear. Normally its on the road with me on assignment. I love my camera gear but ultimately for me its a tool for getting the job done and I have never liked wrapping it up in cotton wool. older kit sits in the studio gathering dust. I must have been lucky because i have had few issues with fungi or humidity over the last 20 years. You have me worried now though so maybe I will get a dry cabinet with lights and a glass lid! Thanks for your comment. All the best with your photography. RR
Good day! You mentioned a product directly after the strap and, I'm old and poor hearing, it attaches to the hot shoe and does something along with having an additional hot shoe on top. At your leisure, please clarify what and where. Have a Blessed day
Good day Nick! It’s a flash trigger, for firing my flash lighting without any cables. Only really of interest if you are into off camera flash! Hope this helps! R
Really learned a lot here. Thank you!!
No worries Lora. Thanks for your time. R
Thank you for the tips!
Great video thank you so much we really appreciate
Thank you. This was helpful
Glad you found it useful. R
I could see how that viewfinder on the live view could make the 5D more like a mirrorless! Will you share where to get that??
Hi Jules. I think I got mine from a company in England called CVP. In the states they are available from B and H. The zacuto one I use is quite expensive, I believe there are more affordable option these days. I will have a root around on the web and let you know if I find anything! By the way.. I clicked onto you channel and watched “The Engineer” totally brilliant! Really resonates because I often feel the same way. Beautiful work.
@@RoyRiley oh wow. Ha! Well thank you. That’s not really a “channel” so much as just a place I dump things I might need online but I do appreciate your kind words!! (The channel I’ve been actually putting effort into is this one: ruclips.net/channel/UCladZdqXJyq2u1pLRLna4kQ)
How is the battery life shooting 4k Video? I'm debating using mkIV for a 3 hour concert. Any advice?
Honestly I have never recorded 4K for anywhere near that period of time so cannot really answer accurately. Battery life will be an issue though as will the files size and the amount of cards you will burn though. I would say there might be more efficient options out there, possibly for less money but I am not really an expert in this kind of thing so my advice would be to do more research! Good luck with it whichever way you go. R
Great video thank you so much
Go lad you found it useful. RR
Hello Roy, what some brilliant information you've contained within this video. Id really appreciate another confirmation of my thoughts as to my Camera Upgrade. I have a few L Lenses and a 5D MK III - With Genuine battery grip- I have loved this camera, its taken a real beating in all weathers and well travelled. I have been hankering after upgrading for a while, In the Last year Ive been really Set On the 5D MK IV - I realise with Canon dropping future development of any further EF lenses - this will probably be the very last in this series & could be discontinued at any point. I realise the R6 would possibly be a technically better choice, as I can use all the lenses etc, However Im NOT a lover of the smaller body due to my larger hands, having hired one they haven't got that Tank like build quality, and I found it cramped. Although the viewfinder can be flipped - I found this a big disadvantage and hinderance, I would rather the larger LCD on the MKiv. I photograph wildlife, mainly insects - I have sold images and done paid work technically im a amateur. Do You think im Bonkers going for a 5D MKiv in 2022, the technical improvements over the MKIII I would be delighted with alone.
Hi Mark. Sounds like you have done your homework and should go with your gut instinct. I do not think you will make a bad decision whichever way you go. All the cameras you mention are all very capable and will enable you to produce amazing pictures. 5d4 really is a well evolved camera and does most things very very well. However the improved focusing on the R cameras is significantly better in my opinion. My tendency is to always say stick with what you already have and just work at getting better with your existing kit but in your case I think you already have your mind set on something new. To throw a curve ball into the mix.. ever thought about a 90d??
@@RoyRiley Wow! Thanks for your reply, I really appreciate it! I agree with you 100 percent sticking to the kit you have and improving skills with that, but my 5D MKIII is well battered and has about 160K Shutter actuations - so im getting a bit edgy ! Ive never considered the 90D - But just checked out the specs & a couple of user reviews - just mainly to see controls etc. This may actually make more sense! A bigger Camera than R6 for my bigger hands, and newer focusing tech! Keep the excess money tucked away for future kit! Im certainley looking forward to checking out more of your videos too! You have some interesting Material! Thanks for your time & great suggestion !
@@markc1844 I agree with the small camera for large hands. I decided to go with the Mark IV 2 years ago for that very reason. I have "man hands" very arge hand they are as big as my husband's hands and he is 6'2' Canon please make a larger camera for those of us who have large hands. It is a pain tto go small with large hands. Thanks and God bless you! You will enjoy which ever camera you get.
@@martikagartman8566 Thanks for your great reply & thoughts! I went with the Mark IV & grabbed a new one before they go! and im delighted I did,its fantastic! the other issue I failed to point out is the MK IV has the massive advantage of the Optical Viewfinder, for manual focus - particularly in Macro. Im delighted with the many improvements over my MK III, not dissing that Camera though as it was fantastic. I really really Hope Canon don't ditch their DSLRS totally. We could dream of a 45MP MK V with IBIS - but sadly I don't think it will happen. Enjoy your photography & Godbless the both of you too!
The focus in live view mode doesn't work for me. Nothing happens after I set all my options the same way. Starting to think I've bought a broken camera
sorry to hear that. I wonder if it might be worth reseting everything back to original settings and starting from the beginning?
@@RoyRiley which buttons are you pressing to get focus on a specific area? I've tested them all 😅
thank U so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Roy Riley
Strap easy on/off: Peak Design clip system solves it.
Yes Peak design very easy to attach and remove but the straps can lose grip quickly in my experience.
@@RoyRiley The strap-to-clip connection is the same as the strap's connection to the camera.
The clips themselves have been solid for me. The spring takes effort to get off, which I like, but if you don't pull and hear that click putting it on, it's not attached.
Awesome! You saved me a lot of time.
No worries! But remember.. these are my settings.. you need to find yours. Wishing you a successful 2022! RR
How much should I pay for this camera in 2022
well second hand in the Uk they seem to range from about £900 - £1900 depending on condition. you can get a new one from a decent dealer for around £2800.
Terrific video!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it David! Thanks for your support. RR
thank you!
My pleasure Anh. Wishing the very best for you and yours. R
Very nice
Cheers! Appreciate your feedback. R
Good Job. Thanks
thank you
This camera body might be old but I like the camera and I'm going to buy me a full frame camera and it will be the Canon 5d mark 4 cause it takes wonderful pictures and you can't beat that. And with all the new cameras out I will get it at a cheap price hopefully one that's in mint condition and not something someone trying to get rid off
All of the heavy shadows and crushed blacks in this video don't leave me with the feeling of your lighting ability.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused. I try to get better every day but often fail miserably.Very best wishes to you and yours. R
Very good thank you / Laszlo Montreal
Thanks Laszlo! Much appreciated. R
@@RoyRiley Thank you Roy for your reply and keep up the good work!
i love knaye
I’m more of a rolleng stones kind of guy
I just bought a brand new Canon 5D Mark IV and when testing it out, it seems the counter (the one that counts how many images are left for the memory card) isn't working properly. After clicking the shutter, it's constantly resetting to the previous number. Shooting in RAW, but it also happens with JPEG, etc. Does yours do this too?
I have taken a video of the problem which you can see here: ruclips.net/video/wNLltnMKnuo/видео.html. The company I bought it from is telling me it's normal, but I don't have another one to test and see for myself.
You will need to do further test but maser on what you have said I believe this is quite normal. When you take a frame the camera makes a “worst case data judgement” and sets the remaining frames accordingly. as it processes the frame it realises that maybe there is a bit more space on the card because the worst case data is not playing out and so resets the remaining frames again.. this all plays out very quickly and varies depending on settings and card speed.. The big question is.. is every frame you are shooting being recorded in full size on the memory card??? You should do some real word tests to calm your mind and prove the reliability of your new camera. Do not take any one else’s word for it… test, test test and believe in your own results. Hope this helps?? RR
@@RoyRiley Thank you for your response. Yes, I checked the images and they were all there and in the right size, so no issues there. I'll take it out for a run later this week and test some more.
@@fgzy123 good to hear! I have had so many similar experiences with new cameras. Takes a while to become trusted friends! All the best and good luck with your photography. RR
Zacuto Z-finder? *face-palm* Wish I'd thought of that years ago, especially as I bought the 5d4 for a trip to Antarctica where I had a very small weight limit for luggage and wanted a single body for stills and 4k video.
Straps. I shifted to Peak Design straps. They have these dongje things which attach to the camera and the strap snaps into those. They're sold, haven't failed me once in four years, but become useful for 1) shifting a strap between bodies 2) since I shift between video and photo, helpful for getting the strap out of the way if I've gone to a video fluid-head tripod, so I never have to worry about the strap snagging. It goes right into the modified gas mask pouch strapped to my leg with my alternate lenses for the day.
Gas mask pouch - yeah, picked one up at an army surplus store. Cut down one of those cardboard things from a grocery store for carrying 6-packs of wine bottles. Works surprisingly well. I can carry one or two lenses, a couple of spare batteries, a couple of small desiccant packs and microfiber, right where I can reach them on my thigh. Even has enough room to line it with some sherpa fleece. I started this on the aforementioned Antarctica trip. When you get to land in a location for only an hour carrying things in a backpack becomes an issue. Stopping, pulling the bag off, setting it down (on ice/snow), unzip, fish around, etc... Too slow! It's come in handy on other international trips when with a tour group, and, again, we might only be somewhere for 15-20 minutes before it's off to the next location!
C1-3 settings. I like to shoot HDR, so my C1 is my HDR mode - 5 shot bracket, 2-stops between with base shutter speed at 1/1000. From there, typically adjusting exposure via aperture and ISO. (If handheld or monopod). I can slow shutter speed if on a tripod.
C2 and C3 are configured for video. C2 is my 4k, 24p video with shutter at 1/50. For film/video you typically want your shutter at twice the frame rate.
C3 is for 1080p/60p. This is in case I want to shoot for slow motion.
My other big takeaway from this video is I really do need to remap some of my buttons. There are some controls that aren't quite where I want them, and I just haven't thought about remapping. This does mean I'll also have to set up my C1-C3 again... But that doesn't really take long.
Thanks for the video. Sorry for the long post. Didn't intend to go so in depth.
Great comment and lots of interesting information here. Thank You! I will look out for the gas mask case! Interesting idea. Best wishes. R
@@RoyRiley T'was my wife who thought it would work. She was right!
Mine to drop in the cardboard spacers.
Only works for certain lens sizes. Anything bigger than the 24-70 f/2.8 is right out. With the spacers I'm using, my 12mm/14mm don't fit as well as I'd like. Considering getting some foam to drop in and cutting custom spaces for lenses.
My camera started to loose details after 4 years
Sorry to hear this. I wonder what has caused this? RR
Where are my Canon 5D MKIV Facebook group peeps? Give Roy some love, y'all.
Very kind! Thank You. Roy
you have any insta or website? tnx
Hi. www.royriley.co.uk is my website. Hope you have a good weekend. R
@roy_riley is my Instagram. Cheers. R
i was here first
mark my words
55s after post XD
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You lost me at 13:48. You are not showing which button you are pressing, up until the end. You should have an arrow to where you are pressing what button.
Come on PeeWee. Keep up. 6 of the best for you sir! Seriously..Apologies if I lost you. I am still learning at this stuff and am far far far from perfect I’m afraid. But.. with the love of God and the wind behind us we shall prevail. Right? Best wishes to you and apologies for all the inconvenience. RR