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How to set a work color space in Digital Photo Professional (DPP) when work with the EOS 5D Mk II
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It is widely used as the standard color space for monitors, digital cameras, and scanners. Adobe RGB: It is a wider color space than sRGB and is mainly used for commercial printing for business purposes. Apple RGB : Standard color space for Macintosh.
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EOS Digital camera warranty information.
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* Telephone assistance from a Canon U.S.A. Customer Care representative free of charge during regular business hours. For toll-free technical support, please for phone numbers and hours.
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Key Differences between Digital Photo Professional Ver.4.0 and Digital Photo Professional Ver.3.14
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Display in the Digital Photo Professional edit image window using the link between EOS Utility and the application Auto Lighting Optimizer RAW/JPEG RAW only Tone Curve Assist No (*1) Yes Movie playback Displays thumbnails, Launch the movie playback application as per the OS settings No Compositing No (*2) Yes HDR No (*2) Yes Batch Application of Recipes No (*2) Yes RGB palette No (*3) Yes
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If your camera will not power on with any battery, your camera may need to be serviced.
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Canon has excellent service options and we are eager to provide any assistance you may need. Request a Repair Online You can conveniently pre-arrange repair service with a Canon Factory Service Center through Canon's website.
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Using Non-Canon lenses on a Canon EOS camera.
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Third-party lenses on Canon EOS cameras A variety of lenses from third-party manufacturers Sigma, Tokina, Tamron, and others are available in Canon EF mounts to fit Canon EOS camera bodies. However, contrary to popular belief, these companies are not "licensed" to produce these lenses; instead, their designers must basically take apart and analyze EOS cameras and lenses, and then "reverse-engineer" them to fit and operate on EOS camera bodies.
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Enable Image Stabilizer for precise compositions and highly accurate focus (Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera)
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Learn how to use image stabilization in your DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex) to help create precise compositions and highly accurate focus.
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Continuous Shooting Speeds of the EOS Digital Cameras.
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Note: Because the continuous shooting speeds are based on the measurement conditions of our company , they vary depending on the subject or the shooting conditions. It is possible to carry out continuous shooting until the memory card becomes full.
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Continuous Shooting Speeds of the EOS Digital Cameras
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Because the continuous shooting speeds are based on the measurement conditions of our company , they vary depending on the subject or the shooting conditions. It is possible to carry out continuous shooting until the memory card becomes full. If the buffer memory becomes full, it is not possible to carry out continuous shooting temporarily, and the shooting interval will become longer.
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Eye controlled focus and focus techniques
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contrast detection Phase-difference detection EOS-1Ds Mark III No TTL-AREA-SIR with a CMOS sensor 19 AF points (cross-type) and 26 Assist AF points (total 45 points) - - EOS-1Ds Mark II No TTL-AREA-SIR with a CMOS sensor 45 AF points (Area AF) - - EOS-1Ds No TTL-AREA
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If the camera is not detected by Windows 7
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1. Change the USB port that is connected with the camera If multiple USB ports are available on the computer, switching the cable to another port may help the camera to be recognized correctly. 2. Use [Device Manager]
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