Megadap M2RF Leica M Mount to Canon RF Mount Adapter


ShotenKobo posted a teaser of a Megadap M2RF adapter that looks like an M-mount autofocus adapter for Canon cameras. These adapters tend to be like the techart adapters that were released years ago.

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Manfrotto LP-E6 and LP-E6Nh – 2000mAh and 2400mAh


Get long-lasting power and reliable performance with this Professional Lithium-Ion Battery for Select Canon Cameras from Manfrotto. This battery is compatible with select Canon EOS DSLR and mirrorless cameras, camcorders, and other devices that use LP-E6/LP-E6Nh type batteries. It has UL-approved lithium-ion cells for extended life cycle, performance, and safety. Designed for use in extreme field conditions, this battery is rated for more than 500 charge and discharge cycles. The battery casing is silicone-injected for superior circuit protection, electrical insulation, and protection from drops up to nine feet.

  • UL-approved cells for extended life cycle, performance, and safety
  • Rated for more than 500 charge and discharge cycles
  • Silicone-injected for superior circuit protection and electrical insulation
  • Resistant to drops from up to 9′


Extend your shooting time with the ultrahigh capacity 2400mAh Professional Lithium-Ion Battery for Select Canon Cameras from Manfrotto. Compatible with Canon cameras, this LP-E6Nh type battery is designed for use in extreme field conditions and rated for more than 500 charge and discharge cycles. The silicone-injected casing offers superior circuit protection, electrical insulation, and prevents damage from drops up to nine feet.

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PP: Canon EOS R5 Mark II Review – A Great Camera For Any Photographer

Petapixel posted its full Canon EOS R5 Mark II review, which you can watch above or check out the key points below.

  • The handling is a perfect mix of grip size and improved button placement
  • The menus have been improved greatly
  • Eye control calibration has problems with some shooters, but it isn’t necessary
  • The new hotshoe cover doesn’t come off easily
  • Noise reduction performed on RAW files
  • The new stacked sensor takes a minor dynamic range hit when shooting with a mechanical shutter
  • Shooting with an electronic shutter has a slightly better dynamic range than the original R5
  • ISO differences only last up until the second dynamic range step
  • Read-out speed is about 1/60th of a second
  • The new R5 image sensor is going to be very useful for a variety of situations even though the older R5 sensor might be better for landscapes due to the additional dynamic range
  • The new R5 has noticeably improved autofocus
  • The 800mm f/11 works well with the R5 II
  • AF Detection modes are pretty good
  • The R5 Mark II is a very predictable camera
  • From a sports and action photographer perspective up rez and in-camera noise reduction aren’t useful for a professional
  • Video specs are about the same but the video mode is a slightly slower read-out speed than when taking photographs
  • Canon C-Log 2 for the first time because it is usually for cinema cameras
  • Can’t shoot oversampled 4k 60p
  • Powered hotshoe if you can get the cover off
  • Subject AF will only focus on the selected subject so if you walk out of frame focus doesn’t pull to the background
  • Tally lamp
  • Waveform, but you can’t change the place of size of it
  • Overheating isn’t a big issue like it was on the R5
  • 8k 60p RAW for 23 min, 4k 120p 23 min, 8k 24p 51 min, 4k 24p 74 minutes, beyond that you will use up the battery before the camera overheats if you drop out of fine 4k 24p which was 75 minutes.
  • It is a great camera for any photographer

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Sigma 500mm F4 DG OS HSM and Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM For EF Mount Discontinued

The Sigma 500mm F4 DG OS HSM and Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM are being lited abroad as discontinued for EF mount.

Sigma 500mm F4 DG OS HSM

  • Kitamura Camera: Discontinued products
  • Map Camera: Discontinued products and new products in stock
  • Bic Camera: Sales continue
  • Yodobashi Camera: Discontinued

Sigma 500mm F4 DG OS HSM: B&H Photo / Amazon

Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM

  • Kitamura Camera: Discontinued products
  • Map Camera: Discontinued products and new products in stock
  • Bic Camera: Sales continue
  • Yodobashi Camera: Discontinued

Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM: B&H Photo / Amazon

There seem to be some new Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG OS HSM still left in the US, but the Sigma 500mm F4 DG OS HSM is largely showing up used today.

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Canon Osmo Pocket Like Patent Found

A patent filed by Canon for an Osmo like pocket camera has been found. You can check out the details below and the related images above:

overview

  • [Publication number] P2024112386
  • [Release date] 2024-08-21
  • [Title of Invention] Imaging device
  • [Application date] 2023-02-08
  • [Applicant]
    [Identification number] 000001007
    [Name or company name] Canon Inc.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide an imaging device that can be made lighter and smaller while ensuring accurate gimbal control.
  • [Background Art]
    [0002]
    Conventionally, as a device that enables control to reduce camera shake or intentionally change the imaging angle of view, there is a so-called gimbal device that can rotate the camera unit on three axes, as in the technology described in Patent Document 1. In such a gimbal device, the camera unit may be a zoom lens barrel that can be changed from wide angle to telephoto in order to adapt to various shooting scenes. In this case, if the center of gravity of the zoom lens barrel moves due to the focal length, the accuracy of the gimbal control is affected, so for example, the technology described in Patent Document 2 prevents such a situation from occurring. Specifically, the technology described in Patent Document 2 moves a balance member in the opposite direction to the movement direction of the center of gravity of the zoom lens barrel, thereby suppressing the change in the position of the center of gravity of the zoom lens barrel and preventing the occurrence of a situation that affects the accuracy of the gimbal control.
  • [0004]
    However, the technology described in Patent Document 2 adds a balance member and its movement mechanism to the zoom lens barrel, which are not actually necessary for the camera’s functions. Therefore, the technology described in Patent Document 2 has the problem of being an obstacle to weight reduction and size reduction.
  • [0005]
    The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has an object to provide an imaging device that can be made lighter and smaller while ensuring accurate gimbal control.

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Canon Software Updated For Canon EOS R5 Mark II


Canon EOS R5 Mark II:B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Canon EOS R1:
 B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Europe pre-orders: Erhardt | Calumet | Koch | WEX

Canon updated 14 pieces of software to add support for the Canon EOS R5 Mark II which you can download here.

  • EOS Utility 3.18.11
  • Canon lookup table Version 201911
  • Digital Photo Professional 4.19.10
  • Neural network Image Processing Tool 1.3.10
  • Picture Style Editor 1.30.10
  • Canon 3D LUT for CMT Ver.1.0.0
  • EOS VR Utility 1.4.10
  • EOS VR Plugin 1.4.10 for Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Canon Input Transform ver. 2.0
  • Canon HEVC Activator (Canon EOS R5 Mark II) 1.0.0
  • Cinema RAW Development 2.11.10
  • Canon XF Utility 3.13.10
  • Neural network Upscaling Tool 1.0.20
  • Canon RAW Plugin 2.13.0 for Avid Media Access

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