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Turning Off the Red Lamp (AF Assist Beam) When Shooting in Dimly Lit Locations (EOS M5)
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How To Blur the Background Of a Photo (EOS M5)
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Solution You can blur the background of a photo using Creative Assist mode, Portrait mode, or Av mode. The procedures for using Creative Assist mode and Portrait mode to capture images with blurred backgrounds are explained in the following sections.
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Switching Shooting Modes and Scene (SCN) Modes (EOS M5)
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Effect Shooting with Your Favorite Settings Creative Assist
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RAW images cannot be opened on a computer (Interchangeable-lens Digital Cameras)
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2. Do you have the latest Digital Photo Professional? If you already have Digital Photo Professional installed on your computer, go to the toolbar and select [ Help ], then select [About] to confirm the version of your software.
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AF Modes: Difference Between One-Shot AF and Servo AF (EOS M5)
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This mode helps avoid missing shots of subjects in motion, because the camera continues to focus on the subject and adjust the exposure as long as you press the shutter button halfway.
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Importing images to a PC (using Windows functions / Windows 7)
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For example, if you create a "holiday" tag, even if images with that tag are saved in different folders, you can list all of those images by selecting that tag. By using this option, you can speed up your image searches. For details, please refer to Windows Help .
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Saving Images to a Computer using Windows (Windows 7) (Interchangeable-lens Digital Cameras)
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For example, if you create a "holiday" tag, even if images with that tag are saved in different folders, you can list all of those images by selecting that tag. By using this option, you can speed up your image searches. For details, please refer to Windows Help .
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SERIES
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Data charges may apply with the download of the free Canon Camera Connect app. This app helps enable you to upload images to social media services. Please note that image files may contain personally identifiable information that may implicate privacy laws.
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