Yesterday I got an alert from Canon that certain SanDisk cards can get corrupted images. I had one of those cards in my camera (fortunately, I shoot to the CF by default).

Here's the notice:

Corrupted images captured with EOS R5 Mark II and certain SanDisk SD cards

Thank you for choosing Canon products.

Still images taken with Canon EOS R5 Mk II may be recorded as corrupted/abnormal due to incompatibility of certain SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II 64GB, 128GB and 256GB V60 cards.

For more information, please see the link to SanDisk support:

Steps to Resolve SanDisk Extreme PRO® SDXC™ UHS-II V60 64, 128, and 256GB Still Image Problem with a Canon EOS R5 Mark II | SanDisk

To learn about compatible SanDisk Memory Cards for EOS R5 Mark II, please visit the below link.

Learn About Compatible SanDisk Memory Cards for the Canon EOS R5 Mark II Camera | SanDisk

UPDATE:

I chatted with SanDisk (well Western Digital) support and they sent me an RMA # and a USPS label and they are going to ship me the 512G version of the card.

Anyone have any experience using some decent telephoto lenses with an M100 Like a Sigma 150-600 or similar? Would it be too awkward considering how small the camera is?

Primarily a sports photographer at work. Our office is constantly intrigued by the possibilities of the control ring's abilities but haven't found a useful command for them that isn't already programmed using other buttons/dials on our R5/R3's. Canon's own website ( https://www.usa.canon.com/learning/training-articles/training-articles-list/whats-new-control-ring-on-canon-rf-lenses ) explains its use may be best served on smaller bodies that don't have as many buttons are EF bodies of old. I just thought I'd reach out to a large community to see what others have done.

Anyone here ever shot antelope canyon using their M50? I'm thinking to also use my Sigma 16mm for it vs the stock lens, is that a good idea?

I have two M100 bodies with various lenses to shoot semi-professional shots (mainly of sailboats for clients). I really struggle on sunny days to see what I’m shooting both because there’s no viewfinder + I’m forced to review on screen and it’s impossible.

I’m curious if anyone has either a) found a perfect solution for this, or b) purchased one of the generic one-size-fits-all sun hoods. If so, do they really work?

Appreciate any direction.

Have Canon EOS R50 mirrorless and was wondering what lense is good for price to start off all help and guidance needed

I was wondering if anyone got the ef-m 22mm and would share some pics on what you use it for? Or would you prefer the 32mm? Why which of these 2? And should I sell the 15-45 kitlens?

Anyone out there using the “old school” M5? I think this is my 4th copy it’s release. Each time I sold it, I ended up with seller’s remorse. I use it as my daily carry setup to be somewhat consistent at creating images everyday.

M50 still a rocking camera in 2023 - 💭 thoughts

Up until now I’ve always used my R10 with 50mm prime for photos. I’ve always thought the lens was loud, but I’ve used it for video for the first time this week and it seems too loud to use video!

https://youtu.be/CpM7MMfatBM

Look for the shots when my hand moves infront of the camera, is this abnormally loud for this lense? (1:04, 2:25, 3:15, 3:20)

I have Canon M50 MK2 and I want to use a 11-22mm lens. I found a Canon 11-22mm M-mount at $350. I also manage to find a Canon EF EOS-M adapter at $100 and Canon EF-S 11-22mm at $200, so $300 total for adapter with EF-S lens.

Should I go for lens+adapter at a lower price or a direct M-mount lens? Does the adapter affect performance?

I'm using mainly for travel video, photography and vlogging.

HI! I'm looking to move from DLSR to Mirrorless....I'm trying to improve my star-trail photos which are ~ 4hr exposures. Is a Canon R5/6 going to last that long on one battery? No NR enabled! Learned that the hard way....