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EOS R SYSTEM MOUNT ADAPTERS BATTERY GRIP

2 .10 million dots Wi-Fi ® Connectivity 802 ... Dimension (W x H x D) Approx ... ... 5.35 x 3.87 x 3.32 ... / 135.8 x 98.3 x 84.4mm Approx. 5.35 x 3.87 x 2.67 in. / 135.8 x 98.3 x 67.7mm (from grip to monitor) Weight (CIPA) 23.28 oz. / 660g (including battery pack and card) RF 28–70mm F2 L USM

Control Ring Click Modification for RF lenses and EF->RF Control Ring

Control Ring Click Modification for RF lenses and EF-> RF Control Ring

Compatible Cameras and Lenses for the Function of Correcting Lens Aberration with Digital Photo Professional Ver.3.11

Compatible Cameras and Lenses for the Function of Correcting Lens Aberration with Digital Photo Professional Ver.3.11 ID : 8201408100 _ EN _ 2 Solution Compatible Cameras

Cameras and Lenses Compatible with the Digital Lens Optimizer feature (Digital Photo Professional Ver.3.14.40) (EOS 7D Mark II)

Cameras and Lenses Compatible with the Digital Lens Optimizer feature (Digital Photo Professional Ver.3.14.40) (EOS 7D Mark II) ID : 8202232600 _ EN _ 2 Solution Cameras compatible with the Digital Lens Optimizer feature

Clean and Sanitize Your Camera Equipment

Cleaning of Camera, Lens and Video Products For the purpose of helping to sanitize your Canon Camera, Lens and Video products, it is recommended that you clean parts touched with the hands such as camera grips, dials and lens exteriors.

Proof of Purchase Guidance

1. Retailer name 2 . Retailer address or store # 3. Date purchased

Definition of F-number

F-number For the numbers, a sequence of numbers which use the square root as the common ratio based on 1 (one) is used. The aperture scale consists of approximate values which are two times as great as or half of the basic number of the amount of light that passes the lens by each step (1.0, 1.4, 2 , 2.8 and so on). However, the maximum F-number may not be appropriate to this sequence of numbers.

How to Read an MTF Chart

Canon's MTF charts give results at two apertures: wide-open, and stopped down to f/8, with the lens set to infinity focus. While MTF charts don't include many factors that can be important when selecting a lens (size, cost, handling, closest focusing distances, AF speed, linear distortion, evenness of illumination, and of course features like Image Stabilization which may produce superior real-world results), they can indicate to the knowledgeable reviewer some of the optical characteristics they can expect from a particular lens.