Control Remedy Game Iso

Have a cine cam bought two because you can have a control grip for each arm one for focus other iso.

If you're like me.... a professional photographer slowly moving over to the RF lenses, but you don't want to sell off all your L lenses yet, then this is a must have. I think $99 would have been plenty, but the ability to control my ISO or aperture or speed is a MUST. I have mine set to ISO and love it. I will say that it is very easy to change the ISO if you're not paying attention as you grab your camera for a pic. Now that I ordered the adapter with the control ring I wouldn't think about getting another without the control ring.

I shoot it at ISO 600, better highlight control than slower black and white films.

As you can tell from the headline, this is my first RF mount lens. I’m not super technical, so my review of this lens is pretty superficial. I love not having to use the RF adapter with this lens. Plus. The control ring is useful too. I have the EOS R; and, while I have the Touch Bar set to control ISO, it’s not nearly as reliable as the control ring on the RF lens. So, that’s just what I have it set to do - control ISO. More than anything, I can use this lens with my DJI Ronin SC and not have the balancing issues I had with my EF mount lenses and my Sigma lenses.

Using this filter is like having a totally independent fourth way to control exposure (the other three being ISO, aperture and shutter speed). Makes shooting outdoors in manual mode so much easier when I wan to constrain the other three settings for my desired effects. I have NOT has any issues with XX in the images, but then I have exceeded the recommended darkness, either.

I purchased this camera as my first interchangeable lens camera, and I haven't regretted my choice. My main concerns from other reviews I read were its size and the lack of a dedicated ISO control, but neither has proved to be an issue. I have large hands and it fits comfortably in my had (I never accidentally hit any buttons). It is also easy to switch between aperture and ISO control. I was between this and the F-T3, and I don't regret my choice.

I almost didn't buy the control ring adapter, thinking the standard adapter would be sufficient. I'm glad I bought it. I'm a sports photographer. The lighting continually changes as play moves from the sun to shadows, and as night falls at the stadiums. I set up the control ring to adjust ISO. It is so convenient to look through the viewfinder, see I need to adjust the ISO to maintain proper exposure, and then simply turn the dial. All this a fraction of a second. I'm glad I spend the extra $50.

My canon T6i operates slave flashes from the internal flash and in TTL only. By using the two and the single on I purchased I can now operate my two Canon 430 flashes in manual and at full guide number 244(RMS average, 141 each at ISO 100), Each time I double the ISO the guide number increases by a factor of 1.4. I can still control the output of each flash and better remote control.

I like that this adapter has the control ring. Changing ISO on the Canon R5 can be a multi step process but with the control ring, no problems. Connects my EF lenses to the R5 without issue. Thank goodness because I don't have the money to replace all my gear with RF lenses. Recommended

Reminds me of my first film cameras - FM, FE. I like that even the ISO control is on the top deck so I can shoot fully manual. I also like the secondary command dial which is easier to use that the flush dial on my Nikon Df. I do use a para cord wrist strip because it's small and I have to be conscious of my grip. It's my first MILC so I'm glad I got the kit. Just waiting for the second battery to become available.