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Manual exposure with auto ISO is the most practical exposure mode that most photographers leave unused. The RF 35mm f/1.8 IS Macro STM — Canon’s modest, versatile nifty-enough-fifty-equivalent for the R system — is the lens where this mode earns its keep, …
Back-button focus separates autofocus activation from shutter release. The shutter half-press no longer engages AF. Instead, the AF-ON …
Shooting directly into a light source is the fastest way to ruin a technically correct photograph and the slowest way to make a memorable …
Dual Pixel RAW is a Canon capture mode that records each pixel’s left and right photodiode data separately, storing approximately twice the …
The R5 Mark II’s electronic shutter reaches 1/64000s. In practice, 1/8000s is the useful ceiling for most fast-motion subjects — athletes, …
Expose to the right — ETTR — is the practice of increasing exposure until the histogram is as far right as possible without clipping …
At f/1.2, the depth of field on an 85mm lens is approximately 2.5 centimeters at typical portrait distance. That is the width of a human …
The old instruction — f/8 and be there — predates autofocus and has survived it intact. The RF 28mm f/2.8 STM is the current Canon lens that …
Focus breathing is the change in angle of view that occurs when a lens is racked from one focus distance to another. As a lens focuses …
Focus peaking is an EVF overlay that highlights in-focus edges in a selected color — typically red, yellow, or white — as you rotate the …