Love your book. Loving all your videos. Not only for the balanced opinions and factual content but also production quality. Your style is relaxed and engaging. Even to a 69 year-old with 50 years of experience I enjoy your work - and I learn something from you every day! Thank you, from cold and rainy Kensworth, UK.
Thank you so much for this. I have printed out the 200+ page user guide, but thanks to you I can now just use that for reference and get out and enjoy using my M5. You're doing a great job. Thanks again.
Thank you for the guide! No one has produced a physical book guide, and I haven't been able to do much photography for a year. This will help alot in getting back up to speed!
From Singapore...Love the video...simple and easy to follow and understand. Just got it and am able to use the necessary functions as and when! Thanks Tony!
VERY GOOD TUTORIAL! I'm very impressed. I just bought my New Canon M5 with the 18 - 150mm lens kit but haven't gotten the chance to carefully set it up. Your tutorial is exactly what I needed to step by step set it up to my comfort. I do have some years of experience but haven't been shooting for some time now so I'm a bit rusty on all this. You brought it all back...Thank you.
-Thank you so much for this brilliant video. Just to mention... HDMI cable I found invaluable. I am vlogging hence getting this camera and when using the tripod I cannot see the video flip out so I have the camera connected to a nice monitor - perfect. So whenever I am vlogging I have a nice screen to watch.
Thank you for this video, I picked the M5 because I can only walk on crutches, so I need my hands free and don't want a 3Kg Camera around my neck, so far I'm pretty happy with it, have all the M lenses except for the pancake one you mentioned, but will add it soon. Sounds really convenient. Thank you again for this free video, learned a few things about stuff hidden away in the menus that I didn't bother checking yet, great work. now off to watch all the other videos mentioned in this one.
Yes, but the 11-22 is also nice. The 22 mm needs more skill because it has no IS and the depth of field is shallow. One often needs to control both aperture and shutter speed. With the kit lens one can shoot with P ad not really worry. I really have the 22 mm always with me. I also like the fact that it has no distortions.
Great tutorial. Very informative as usual. Looking forward to watching your upcoming review of this camera as well. I am undecided between the Canon M5 and Fuji X-T20.
I asked some "camera experts" and they helped me with that choice. The thing is that with the m5 you have much more and much cheaper lenses (also with the adapter) than with the fuji. Another advice that helped me is to just test the camera in a camera store because the x-t20 is (for my hands) too small.
I was thinking the same, go on 500px or Flickr , search canon m5 and the lenses you might buy, do the same for the fuji and you will see the difference, the canon lenses seem basically the same and theres more flexibility price wise. The fuji lenses if you wanna buy primes get pricey quick and their zooms arent that different in terms of image quality, the fuji tends to underexpose their photos so although your iso on a fuji may say 200 its really higher than that, I heard so much bad talk about the m5 sense line up I over looked the lenses right away but when I started to actually look at pictures I realized it was just as good. The zooms arent ridiculously "fast" but they ARE sharp, the fujis are barely faster and really not any sharper (unless you go for the really expensive ones, but you can just get sigma lenses that are even better if you want to spend the money) but are way pricier, go check out the photos. idk if its too late but hey maybe someone will find use in this comment.
If I'm not late... Without going in details, it's an excellent camera. Since you're new to photography and obviously interested in Canon mirrorless offerings, look up M50 as well... A bit easier to operate, not that M5 is complicated once you get the hang of it, cheaper, with almost identical features as M5 and some additional ones (eye tracking auto focus)...or just pick M5...you can't go wrong with either of them. I use M5 and loving every moment of working with it. Happy shooting
I've spent 4 weeks researching what camera I want to purchase for my budget etc. Then spent another two weeks looking at tutorials. I must say for information purposes I can rate you in the top 2!! Although I cannot see on your channel a tutorial for the camera I brought. Canon M50. Is that because its similar to the M5? Either way I'm learning lots. Thank you. ;-)
Hey Tony! I just traded in my canon g7x mark II for the brand new mirrorless EOS M6-I really like the camera a lot, but as a somewhat novice photographer who mainly shoots pics of my dog for his hugely popular instagram, I simply don't think I understand all the features/benefits/abilities of the camera. I made the switch mainly for the larger sensor to shoot more clearly at faster shutter speeds, and to have the ability of using a hotshoe. I would love to see an overall review and guide video to the EOS M6-since your videos like this are always the absolute best! It would also be cool to compare it a little to the M5, since after my research it seems that a lot of people don't understand why canon made the M6 which is virtually the same camera as the M5 without the built in viewfinder. I think the M6 seems to be a hot topic and there isn't much content on RUclips because it's so new! I think it would be a good video for views! I appreciate all the hard work you put into your videos, they're awesome and so well produced. Thanks! Joey
Great tutorial! I watched it, but I'm curious if you'll do a tutorial on the M6. I just got it and I'm very new to photography as a whole and would love a tutorial for that one. Do you have plans to do one soon? I hope so. I've subscribed to you too! :)
I am still using the original EOS M , but most of the advice is still relevant regarding the menu settings etc as they are mostly the same apart from extra ones the M5 has , been happy with the M but it is a slow camera for focus etc , might upgrade when I can afford to do so.
Hi Tony and Chelsea! greetings from Portugal. I'm willing to move to the mirrorless system. I watched this review of the Canon M5 (very deep and good for instance) and now after viewing other reviews of the Canon M50, I ask you what camera I should buy? The M5 or the M50? I'm not a pro, I have an old Canon 400D (for about 10 years... old mate), and a few lenses: EF 50mm 1,8 STM, EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM, EF 85mm f/1.8 USM, EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM, EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM and the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM. I want to move to the mirrorless system, but as you see I want to keep the investment I've made on Canon lenses. Pictures are an important issue, but I want to start in the video world. For now I know that an Canon R is far away for my knowledge and a quite expensive investment for my propose. So your opinion is important to me due your experience., to choose what to buy. Thanks in advance Best regards
Hi Tony and Chelsea! This comment is unrelated to the Canon M5, but I hope you can help me. I got an A6000 because I wanted a more compact camera and happened upon a great deal. However, I'm a bit overwhelmed by all the focusing options and features this camera has, so I feel like I'm not really using it to its full potential. I've been looking for a full, in-depth video tutorial going over each focusing option and feature that fully explains how they work. I've seen your overview tutorial, but I think it would be really helpful to get a video that really goes to town into exploring this camera's features, seeing how it's so popular. That's it I guess. Thanks!
Hello, I have a question regarding the focus mode AF+MF. I have a Canon M5 but I can't find this option. Does it works only with the EF-M lenses? I have the canon EF-M to EF/EF-S mount adaptor and I currently don't have any EF-M lens.
Forgive me if I have overlooked it but is there a tutorial for the M6 Mark ll?? If not is this camera similar enough for this video to be of use whilst using the M6???
Hi Tony and Chelsea. I have just discovered you videos recently. Very professional and informative. I have been an enthusiastic amateur since about 1954 using a Brownie and developing my own photos. Now a Canon fan. What do you really think about the M5 for people like me. Keep it up. Alex
Great tutorial, I am very grateful to you, in my language it is impossible to find such a professional job. Thank you! The I have an EOS M5 and some Canon FF lenses and an adapter, all right. But on a tambron 70 /200 f 2.8 AF does not work, can you tell me why? Thank you
11:00 As the LCD is consuming a good part of the battery's power - can I make my battery last longer, when adjust it darker? Okay - that has been answered. 41:05 Explain the difference between *Exposer Compensation* and the new *HDR* mode. 1:01:27 *not* me! I use darktable instead. After all - it's FreeSoftware.
Thank you Tony for this really excellent and detailed presentation. A question. How do you reset and use the Depth of Feild Preview button located beside the lens' right hand corner? I am an old world photographer, minolta SRT 101, to the the NIKON FE2, and miss the frazzle focusing screen with the split circle system then had then.
I would really like to see Tony test how well the DPAF on the Canon M5 focuses the Sigma 18-35 and the Sigma 50-100. I like both lenses since they are very sharp but they suffer from problems with back/front focusing and there also seems to be some problems with focusing consistency. I wonder if they would be more accurate with DPAF than they are with the phase detect focusing system in a DSLR?
Yeah, they're wouldn't be focus accuracy problems with the M5... But the M5's focusing is generally not as quick as a DSLR, you need to add the adapter, and those lenses are so heavy that they don't balance well on the M5. But it's still a very workable combination.
Interesting, I guess the focusing speed might be good enough for my purposes so I would definitely want to test this combination if ever get the chance to test the M5. You make a very good point about the balance of the setup though, I use those lenses on a 100d/SL1 now and that is already a pretty poorly balanced combination so it would be even worse with the M5. Thanks for all the great videos you guys create!
Some information to think about for you. Recently i send my 18-35 for calibration in Sigma service center along with my D7100 for use as a reference camera. I took a week and a bit of money (20$ for me. you may have different price). Haven't fully tested it yet but it seems to focus a lot better and more consistent. P.S. My 50-100 have some issues too not as big as my 18-35 had. i will send for calibration sometime later too.
Hi tony and chelsie I'm a beginners to this and my hubby just bought me this camera, I would like to take photos of my children on a regular basis was tbey grow , I want to purchase light room am I allowed to print directly from there free of charge of how does it work
Thanks so much! Why is the video quality less than the Canon 80D? (my assumption based on your comments on video quality) if the sensor and processor are the same? Thanks!
Hi Tony, what do you think about the adapter quality? And what about the difference between lens: EF-M 22mm f2 and the EF 50mm with f1.4 (not for M5)???
Hey Tony & Chelsea, you said third party lenses won't auto focus. Does this also hold true for AF third party lenses made for Canon DSLRs (like Sigma Lenses which auto focus on Canon DSLRs)? Thanks!
If you're not using an EF M lens (i.e. you're using an adaptor with another lens), you won't have the "Focus Mode" option show up. It will only be there for EF M lenses (that fit without adaptor). However, you won't need the "Focus Mode" option, since you should already be able to manually focus after autofocus without changing a setting in the camera.
Love your videos! I actually watched this before I bought the M5.. And I know this isn't a customer service line but.... I recently bought a full manual lens the Rokinon 12mm F2 for EFM mounts... I have it on but for some reason it won't let me take pics or even hit the record button. I've seen others use this lens... Noobie question. But do you have to disable the electronics or something since it's manual lens? If so how??? I've literally poked my eyes out in the menu system trying to get this to work. #sendhelp #yourockifyouanswerthis
Yana Hardianaya Soehardi Thanks so much! I actually reached out to Rokinon for this newbie question and got it resolved :) I appreciate the reply and time :)
"I dont have a penis hand". is this what you said.. at 30:12.. oh my. I do like this tutorial as I got my M5 three days ago and really love it but I keep hearing this at this point and burst out laughing. keep up the good work Tony and Chelsea.. Flash on M5 please. thanks ...phand hahahahah. Im selling my Fuji Mirrorless kit now as all my l lenses and all my kit is now compatible. can't wait for canons next mirrorless as it can only get better.
I recently purchased this camera and tried it out with my Sigma 150-600 C and my Sigma 100-400 ( I know small body, big lens but what the heck worth a try) Here's my problem when mounting the lens on my M5 and M50 body the Image stabilization stays on constantly unless I turn off the camera This doesn't happen on my DSLR's 7D and 80D anyone else have this problem?
Wow. Totally disagree with your advice RE: memory cards. Buying a generic class 10 card will really harm your experience with this camera. 95MB per sec Extreme Pro from SanDisk is a good starting point.
Tony & Chelsea Northrup it depends if the camera will allow you to take photos whilst the buffer is emptying to the SD card. When my kids are doing something interesting, I might reel off 8 or 10 shots in a few seconds, trying to catch their happy faces amongst the activity. I may only be shooting at 2 or 3 frames per second, so I'm definitely not shooting rapidly, but it gets super frustrating if the camera locks up for 10 or 20 seconds after I release the shutter button, so it can save those pictures to a slow memory card. Missing shots due to my Sony a6000 doing exactly that caused me to upgrade to fast memory cards, which has been much better. Does the Canon M5 have the same problem?
56:15 is Toby Nortgrup his real name and Tony Northrup is just a stage name??? Maybe Tony has multiple passports & just gave us one of his spy alter ego's.
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Love your book. Loving all your videos. Not only for the balanced opinions and factual content but also production quality. Your style is relaxed and engaging. Even to a 69 year-old with 50 years of experience I enjoy your work - and I learn something from you every day! Thank you, from cold and rainy Kensworth, UK.
Thank you so much for this. I have printed out the 200+ page user guide, but thanks to you I can now just use that for reference and get out and enjoy using my M5. You're doing a great job. Thanks again.
Thank you so much Tony. This tutorial blows the instruction manual out of the water! This is definitely the way to learn how to use my Canon EOS M5!
That was fantastic! I'm a senior with tech anxiety and I could follow right along. Thank you!!!
Thank you for the guide! No one has produced a physical book guide, and I haven't been able to do much photography for a year. This will help alot in getting back up to speed!
When you bought this camera a year ago & have scratch the surface! 👌🏾🙌🏽🙌🏽this was sooooo helpful. THANK YOU
Just getting into photography, your vids are spot on...much appreciated
Excellent video. I bought the Canon M5 and was having a terrible time trying to use it until I watched your video. Thank you so much.
AMAZING VIDEO!!! I watched it from beginning to end... the best video for the EOS M5 that I've come across... thanks so much!
Glad to help!
From Singapore...Love the video...simple and easy to follow and understand. Just got it and am able to use the necessary functions as and when! Thanks Tony!
Have bought this Camera and did a recent trip only with the M5 (Left my 6D behind) extremely happy with the camera.
VERY GOOD TUTORIAL! I'm very impressed. I just bought my New Canon M5 with the 18 - 150mm lens kit but haven't gotten the chance to carefully set it up. Your tutorial is exactly what I needed to step by step set it up to my comfort. I do have some years of experience but haven't been shooting for some time now so I'm a bit rusty on all this. You brought it all back...Thank you.
Amazing video! very informative with no fluff. Straight to the point while still explaining to the fullest.
Just got this camera. Thank you for all this great information!
-Thank you so much for this brilliant video. Just to mention... HDMI cable I found invaluable. I am vlogging hence getting this camera and when using the tripod I cannot see the video flip out so I have the camera connected to a nice monitor - perfect. So whenever I am vlogging I have a nice screen to watch.
Thanks a million Tony for your videos and review it's always good to watch your videos and thanks again for everything ❤️ 💕 💖 💙
Thanks so much! Just ordered this camera after checking it out at a store, and I can't wait to start shooting with it.
Thank you for publishing this. I just got my EOS M5 and this has been a very helpful guide.
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Thank you for this video, I picked the M5 because I can only walk on crutches, so I need my hands free and don't want a 3Kg Camera around my neck, so far I'm pretty happy with it, have all the M lenses except for the pancake one you mentioned, but will add it soon. Sounds really convenient. Thank you again for this free video, learned a few things about stuff hidden away in the menus that I didn't bother checking yet, great work. now off to watch all the other videos mentioned in this one.
You make me to finally make up my mind to go with M5 instead of M6. Thank you!
Thank you. New to this camera. Lots of help. Subscribed.
Awesome video. I've had my M5 for awhile but there were a few tidbits in here that I had missed. Thanks!
That 22mm f2 is the best lens in EOS M lineup. Very charp and all around usage.
my research shows the 22/2 is best in class ....the £800GBP Sony Zeiss 24mmF1.8 is almost as sharp...and the Zeiss is not a pancake lens
Yes, but the 11-22 is also nice. The 22 mm needs more skill because it has no IS and the depth of field is shallow. One often needs to control both aperture and shutter speed. With the kit lens one can shoot with P ad not really worry. I really have the 22 mm always with me. I also like the fact that it has no distortions.
Great tutorial. Very informative as usual. Looking forward to watching your upcoming review of this camera as well. I am undecided between the Canon M5 and Fuji X-T20.
Antonis24 Exactly on the same dilema
Good luck deciding :) I enjoy the M5!
Thank you. I am eagerly waiting for the first few reviews of the Fuji X-T20 to finalize my decision.
I asked some "camera experts" and they helped me with that choice. The thing is that with the m5 you have much more and much cheaper lenses (also with the adapter) than with the fuji.
Another advice that helped me is to just test the camera in a camera store because the x-t20 is (for my hands) too small.
I was thinking the same, go on 500px or Flickr , search canon m5 and the lenses you might buy, do the same for the fuji and you will see the difference, the canon lenses seem basically the same and theres more flexibility price wise. The fuji lenses if you wanna buy primes get pricey quick and their zooms arent that different in terms of image quality, the fuji tends to underexpose their photos so although your iso on a fuji may say 200 its really higher than that, I heard so much bad talk about the m5 sense line up I over looked the lenses right away but when I started to actually look at pictures I realized it was just as good. The zooms arent ridiculously "fast" but they ARE sharp, the fujis are barely faster and really not any sharper (unless you go for the really expensive ones, but you can just get sigma lenses that are even better if you want to spend the money) but are way pricier, go check out the photos. idk if its too late but hey maybe someone will find use in this comment.
Very easy to follow
Why are you turning off the captioning feature on your videos?
I do not know english. I'm trying to understand with subtitles
Super helpful. Many thanks!
Excellent tutorial works well with your book/videos. I get mine tomorrow and this gives me a head start, keep up the good work :-)
Great video..... I just bought an M5 and this info has helped a lot. Thanks
I'm looking to by the M5, what is your opinion on it overall? I'm new to photography, thank-you:-)
If I'm not late... Without going in details, it's an excellent camera. Since you're new to photography and obviously interested in Canon mirrorless offerings, look up M50 as well... A bit easier to operate, not that M5 is complicated once you get the hang of it, cheaper, with almost identical features as M5 and some additional ones (eye tracking auto focus)...or just pick M5...you can't go wrong with either of them.
I use M5 and loving every moment of working with it.
Happy shooting
I've spent 4 weeks researching what camera I want to purchase for my budget etc. Then spent another two weeks looking at tutorials. I must say for information purposes I can rate you in the top 2!!
Although I cannot see on your channel a tutorial for the camera I brought. Canon M50. Is that because its similar to the M5?
Either way I'm learning lots. Thank you. ;-)
Yeah, the M50 is very similar to the M5. Sorry we don't yet have one for your specific model! Enjoy it!
Hey Tony!
I just traded in my canon g7x mark II for the brand new mirrorless EOS M6-I really like the camera a lot, but as a somewhat novice photographer who mainly shoots pics of my dog for his hugely popular instagram, I simply don't think I understand all the features/benefits/abilities of the camera.
I made the switch mainly for the larger sensor to shoot more clearly at faster shutter speeds, and to have the ability of using a hotshoe.
I would love to see an overall review and guide video to the EOS M6-since your videos like this are always the absolute best!
It would also be cool to compare it a little to the M5, since after my research it seems that a lot of people don't understand why canon made the M6 which is virtually the same camera as the M5 without the built in viewfinder.
I think the M6 seems to be a hot topic and there isn't much content on RUclips because it's so new! I think it would be a good video for views!
I appreciate all the hard work you put into your videos, they're awesome and so well produced.
Thanks!
Joey
I also traded my g7x for my M6, was good move for me.
Terrific, thoughtful, patient! Thank you!
Great tutorial! I watched it, but I'm curious if you'll do a tutorial on the M6. I just got it and I'm very new to photography as a whole and would love a tutorial for that one. Do you have plans to do one soon? I hope so.
I've subscribed to you too! :)
Thank you so much
very Informative and detailed tutorial ...super-like.
Glad to help!
I am still using the original EOS M , but most of the advice is still relevant regarding the menu settings etc as they are mostly the same apart from extra ones the M5 has , been happy with the M but it is a slow camera for focus etc , might upgrade when I can afford to do so.
Thank you for creating this very informative video.
From the netherlands , thansk for everything you just told :)
i love these all information about M5 so cool
super helpful...you da man! thank you so much for doing this!!!
great and simple to follow
the symbol for the flash icon might come from Germany, since in German "Blitz" means both flashlight and lightning.
Hi Tony and Chelsea! greetings from Portugal.
I'm willing to move to the mirrorless system. I watched this review of the Canon M5 (very deep and good for instance) and now after viewing other reviews of the Canon M50, I ask you what camera I should buy? The M5 or the M50?
I'm not a pro, I have an old Canon 400D (for about 10 years... old mate), and a few lenses: EF 50mm 1,8 STM, EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM, EF 85mm f/1.8 USM, EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM, EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM and the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM.
I want to move to the mirrorless system, but as you see I want to keep the investment I've made on Canon lenses.
Pictures are an important issue, but I want to start in the video world.
For now I know that an Canon R is far away for my knowledge and a quite expensive investment for my propose.
So your opinion is important to me due your experience., to choose what to buy.
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Thank you Tony. Great video and helped a lot.
Are there any plans to do a tutorial for the Cannon M50?
Thanks so much!
Hi Tony and Chelsea! This comment is unrelated to the Canon M5, but I hope you can help me. I got an A6000 because I wanted a more compact camera and happened upon a great deal. However, I'm a bit overwhelmed by all the focusing options and features this camera has, so I feel like I'm not really using it to its full potential. I've been looking for a full, in-depth video tutorial going over each focusing option and feature that fully explains how they work. I've seen your overview tutorial, but I think it would be really helpful to get a video that really goes to town into exploring this camera's features, seeing how it's so popular. That's it I guess. Thanks!
Have you seen this? ruclips.net/video/xWXBS1D5aSk/видео.html
Good stuff. I may get one of these, so thanks for the tutorial!
Hello, I have a question regarding the focus mode AF+MF. I have a Canon M5 but I can't find this option. Does it works only with the EF-M lenses? I have the canon EF-M to EF/EF-S mount adaptor and I currently don't have any EF-M lens.
Great guide. Thanks so much!
Forgive me if I have overlooked it but is there a tutorial for the M6 Mark ll?? If not is this camera similar enough for this video to be of use whilst using the M6???
Hi sir, can I use external monitor atomos shinobi 5" with my Canon eos m5 camera. Thanks 🙂
very nice channel
I'm impressed :)
I‘ve never used exposure compensation on a mirrorless camera.
Hi Tony and Chelsea. I have just discovered you videos recently. Very professional and informative. I have been an enthusiastic amateur since about 1954 using a Brownie and developing my own photos. Now a Canon fan. What do you really think about the M5 for people like me. Keep it up. Alex
Could you do a tutorial for the Panasonic G85? Or isn't there a big difference to the G4?
Everytime I buy an SD card reader after a few months windows rejects it and never connects again.
Great tutorial, I am very grateful to you, in my language it is impossible to find such a professional job. Thank you!
The I have an EOS M5 and some Canon FF lenses and an adapter, all right.
But on a tambron 70 /200 f 2.8 AF does not work, can you tell me why?
Thank you
Brilliant! Thank you so much!
Excellent!! Great job! Thanks!
Great tutorial !
thank you so so so much for the hardwork, appreciate it .
Thank you, it helped me so much
11:00 As the LCD is consuming a good part of the battery's power - can I make my battery last longer, when adjust it darker?
Okay - that has been answered.
41:05 Explain the difference between *Exposer Compensation* and the new *HDR* mode.
1:01:27 *not* me! I use darktable instead. After all - it's FreeSoftware.
I lovee your tutorials!!
What category of camera is the Canon m5?
super helpful thanks
Thank you Tony for this really excellent and detailed presentation. A question. How do you reset and use the Depth of Feild Preview button located beside the lens' right hand corner? I am an old world photographer, minolta SRT 101, to the the NIKON FE2, and miss the frazzle focusing screen with the split circle system then had then.
I would really like to see Tony test how well the DPAF on the Canon M5 focuses the Sigma 18-35 and the Sigma 50-100. I like both lenses since they are very sharp but they suffer from problems with back/front focusing and there also seems to be some problems with focusing consistency. I wonder if they would be more accurate with DPAF than they are with the phase detect focusing system in a DSLR?
Yeah, they're wouldn't be focus accuracy problems with the M5... But the M5's focusing is generally not as quick as a DSLR, you need to add the adapter, and those lenses are so heavy that they don't balance well on the M5. But it's still a very workable combination.
Interesting, I guess the focusing speed might be good enough for my purposes so I would definitely want to test this combination if ever get the chance to test the M5. You make a very good point about the balance of the setup though, I use those lenses on a 100d/SL1 now and that is already a pretty poorly balanced combination so it would be even worse with the M5. Thanks for all the great videos you guys create!
Some information to think about for you. Recently i send my 18-35 for calibration in Sigma service center along with my D7100 for use as a reference camera. I took a week and a bit of money (20$ for me. you may have different price). Haven't fully tested it yet but it seems to focus a lot better and more consistent.
P.S. My 50-100 have some issues too not as big as my 18-35 had. i will send for calibration sometime later too.
Hi tony and chelsie I'm a beginners to this and my hubby just bought me this camera, I would like to take photos of my children on a regular basis was tbey grow , I want to purchase light room am I allowed to print directly from there free of charge of how does it work
I love you and Chelsea!!! Great minds!!!
Ehmm, i think you might be wrong about manual there Tony..
I still can't find the intervelometer for this. someone help? does it even have one available?
Hello expert can this camera record video and take pictures at the same time ? what option do I go to total noob here. Thanks
Great Tutorial
Why can i blend in the histogram only in video mode?
BR
What would you select betwin the canon M5 vs sony A7 II
PLS for reviev Panasonic cameras (G7, GH4, G85) :)
Thanks so much! Why is the video quality less than the Canon 80D? (my assumption based on your comments on video quality) if the sensor and processor are the same? Thanks!
Hi Tony & Chelsea, I got Olympus em 1 as a gift, which Adaptor should I buy so I can use third part use lens for it...
Thanks.
Hi Tony, what do you think about the adapter quality? And what about the difference between lens: EF-M 22mm f2 and the EF 50mm with f1.4 (not for M5)???
i dont have focus mode on my m5 is this a updated version or is mine the updated version
21:50 I'm drinking out of my glass and then "well they are gonna kill a lot of people right?" haha dude I almost sprayed water all over my computer :P
Hey Tony & Chelsea, you said third party lenses won't auto focus. Does this also hold true for AF third party lenses made for Canon DSLRs (like Sigma Lenses which auto focus on Canon DSLRs)? Thanks!
Yep, any AF lens for Canon EF should autofocus.
Is the user interface the same one as on the M6?
My M5 doesn't have the option of focus mode on the 3 pg of the menu? Could this have been an update or due to the lense I'm using (22mm 1:2 stm)
If you're not using an EF M lens (i.e. you're using an adaptor with another lens), you won't have the "Focus Mode" option show up. It will only be there for EF M lenses (that fit without adaptor). However, you won't need the "Focus Mode" option, since you should already be able to manually focus after autofocus without changing a setting in the camera.
Will you be doing one on the Fuji XT20 within a week of release or will it take longer due to other projects?
M6 doesn't have s view finder.
Strange, Canon knows how to make the best fully articulated screens, they even put them on the 80D. Why would they not put one on the M5?
They say its copyright/money issues
How can it be? Canon was the first to deploy it in their compact cameras. If anything, other companies would be paying them.
mountainhobo planned obsolescence. They keep it up their sleeves to push people to upgrade to later models.
Love your videos! I actually watched this before I bought the M5.. And I know this isn't a customer service line but.... I recently bought a full manual lens the Rokinon 12mm F2 for EFM mounts... I have it on but for some reason it won't let me take pics or even hit the record button. I've seen others use this lens... Noobie question. But do you have to disable the electronics or something since it's manual lens? If so how??? I've literally poked my eyes out in the menu system trying to get this to work. #sendhelp #yourockifyouanswerthis
Robert Condol try to setup the camera : Menu> Yellow tabs> Cust Fn.> Release shutter with no lens (since the rokinon lens is a manual lens)
Yana Hardianaya Soehardi Thanks so much! I actually reached out to Rokinon for this newbie question and got it resolved :) I appreciate the reply and time :)
This video needs to enable subtitles plz
"I dont have a penis hand". is this what you said.. at 30:12.. oh my. I do like this tutorial as I got my M5 three days ago and really love it but I keep hearing this at this point and burst out laughing. keep up the good work Tony and Chelsea.. Flash on M5 please. thanks ...phand hahahahah. Im selling my Fuji Mirrorless kit now as all my l lenses and all my kit is now compatible. can't wait for canons next mirrorless as it can only get better.
Pianist's hand. Not penis hand.
I recently purchased this camera and tried it out with my Sigma 150-600 C and my Sigma 100-400 ( I know small body, big lens but what the heck worth a try) Here's my problem when mounting the lens on my M5 and M50 body the Image stabilization stays on constantly unless I turn off the camera This doesn't happen on my DSLR's 7D and 80D anyone else have this problem?
Wow. Totally disagree with your advice RE: memory cards. Buying a generic class 10 card will really harm your experience with this camera. 95MB per sec Extreme Pro from SanDisk is a good starting point.
Well, I specifically recommended only using cheap cards when you aren't shooting rapidly... so how is that going to harm your experience?
Tony & Chelsea Northrup it depends if the camera will allow you to take photos whilst the buffer is emptying to the SD card.
When my kids are doing something interesting, I might reel off 8 or 10 shots in a few seconds, trying to catch their happy faces amongst the activity. I may only be shooting at 2 or 3 frames per second, so I'm definitely not shooting rapidly, but it gets super frustrating if the camera locks up for 10 or 20 seconds after I release the shutter button, so it can save those pictures to a slow memory card.
Missing shots due to my Sony a6000 doing exactly that caused me to upgrade to fast memory cards, which has been much better. Does the Canon M5 have the same problem?
Tony & Chelsea Northrup
Simon Patterson I have the same camera what card would you recommend
melojordans23 I'm happy with my SanDisk Extreme Pro 64gb card (95 mb/s) so would recommend that.
Reupload?
Yeah, fixed a segment that got broken during render.
déjà vu
"toby nortgrupp" lololol
56:15 is Toby Nortgrup his real name and Tony Northrup is just a stage name??? Maybe Tony has multiple passports & just gave us one of his spy alter ego's.
At 31:12 it sounds like he’s saying a penis hands....
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