Canon R question
Mar 1, 2024 08:38:06 #
Canonshooteron
Loc: Omaha Nebraska
My EOS R came with the 24-240 lens. Whenever I try to use the multiple exposure feature I get "Not available with the attached lens". when I grab my adapter and use any of my lenses from the 6D on the R, it all works fine. Do I have to buy a non-R lens to get the 24-240 focal length?
Mar 1, 2024 13:09:25 #
Canonshooteron wrote:
My EOS R came with the 24-240 lens. Whenever I try to use the multiple exposure feature I get "Not available with the attached lens". when I grab my adapter and use any of my lenses from the 6D on the R, it all works fine. Do I have to buy a non-R lens to get the 24-240 focal length?
I don't think you will be able to find a non R-Lens in that focal length.
Mar 1, 2024 13:38:47 #
Canonshooteron wrote:
My EOS R came with the 24-240 lens. Whenever I try to use the multiple exposure feature I get "Not available with the attached lens". when I grab my adapter and use any of my lenses from the 6D on the R, it all works fine. Do I have to buy a non-R lens to get the 24-240 focal length?
I am not quite sure what feature is not working. I have the Canon RF 24-240 and use it extensively on both my Canon R and R5 with no problems.
Mar 1, 2024 14:18:25 #
maciej wrote:
I am not quite sure what feature is not working. I have the Canon RF 24-240 and use it extensively on both my Canon R and R5 with no problems.
The feature in question is the feature specified by the OP in his query. Read it more slowlier.
Mar 1, 2024 14:57:12 #
Canonshooteron wrote:
My EOS R came with the 24-240 lens. Whenever I try to use the multiple exposure feature I get "Not available with the attached lens". when I grab my adapter and use any of my lenses from the 6D on the R, it all works fine. Do I have to buy a non-R lens to get the 24-240 focal length?
Just got that same result with my *only* RF lens, a 16/2.8, so I read the section in my D Busch book. Its says that the multi exposure feature will disable certain lens corrections.
I suspect that both your superzoom and my superwide are wonky optical designs that are so dependent on in-camera image correction that the firmware does not allow disabling of those corrections when using these lenses.
Since neither of us (??) has a more ordinary RF lens for testing my idea, we must wait for some better equipped kindly R-user to check out the situation and reveal the facts.
Mar 1, 2024 15:06:01 #
rcarol wrote:
If not Canon EF then maybe a Sigma or Tamron "superzoom" in EF mount ?I don't think you will be able to find a non R-Lens in that focal length.
Mar 1, 2024 20:49:07 #
Canonshooteron
Loc: Omaha Nebraska
It doesn't have to be that exact focal length. That is just what it came with.
Mar 1, 2024 20:52:03 #
Mar 2, 2024 02:57:47 #
Canonshooteron wrote:
Thanks for the insight. It does make sense.
If you click "Quote Reply" we will know exactly what/who you are replying to.
Not much problem here as all the replies but one are by the same person. But on other threads...
Mar 4, 2024 11:40:11 #
Canonshooteron
Loc: Omaha Nebraska
robertjerl wrote:
If you click "Quote Reply" we will know exactly what/who you are replying to.
Not much problem here as all the replies but one are by the same person. But on other threads...
Not much problem here as all the replies but one are by the same person. But on other threads...
Thanks Robert, I did not know that.
Mar 4, 2024 12:41:11 #
Canonshooteron wrote:
Thanks Robert, I did not know that.
You are welcome.
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