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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the zoom (top right) button just for focusing?

A: The blue magnifying button on the back, top right of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Kit with Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM AF Lens allows you to zoom in the image during playback mode to check details of the image. It lets you check if the image was properly focused when the photo was taken. Also lets you see if there is any blur due to camera shake or if the subject moved too quickly for the shutter speed that was used.

Q: 2. What is the native ISO on the camera? It isn't dual native, correct?

A: The native ISO of the camera is 800, however, when you turn on the DGO mode (Dual Gain Output), the camera is able to maintain low-noise levels at higher ISO numbers.

Q: 3. I just got this camera yesterday, and I cannot find anywhere in the menu system about the DGO (Dual Gain Output). Am I missing something?

A: the DGO is a sensor feature it isn't something you can access in the menu. Dual Gain Output just refers to the type of Canon sensor being used in the camera

Q: 4. Does this plate also fit R5/R6 with battery grip?

A: The Kirk PZ-185 Camera Plate for Canon EOS R5 and R6 with BG-R10 Grip, BH # KIPZ185 would be best. https://bhpho.to/3nwgcbb

Q: 5. How long does a BP-A60 battery last on this camera?

A: Some users have reported run times of 4-5 hours, but we lean toward the more conservative 3-4 hours to account for differences in usage. Some people will operate many of the camera functions (especially if shooting sports) more frequently than others (interviews or blocked narrative filmmaking), thus we like to account for those differences and stay on the safe side of approximation.

Q: 6. I already owned Kirk plate for Canon R6 now i am planning to get BG-R10 Battery grip.ny work around to use same plate anti twistplate

A: The Canon BG-R10 grip would need this plate: https://bhpho.to/33hpK2B

Q: 7. Reviews mention it can shoot 4K 120fps. But the specs here on B&H say only goes up to 59.94fps. Does it shoot 120fps in 4K, and if so what codecs (RAW, 4:2:2, or 4:2:0)?

A: The Canon C300 Mark III can record in 4K 120fps in both Cinema RAW Light and the XF-AVC codec. https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/products/details/cameras/cinema-eos/eos-c300-mark-iii-digital-cinema-camera

Q: 8. Can this plate work on Manfrotto befree advance travel tripod? I am using Canon R5.

A: Unfortunately no, the Manfrotto tripod you mentioned only accepts the Manfrotto RC2 style plate.

Q: 9. Has anyone used this Kirk PZ-184 plate with a Really Right Stuff lever release clamp? RRS indicates that not all plates will fit their lever release clamps due to very tight tolerances. The RRS plate for the EOS R5 and R6 is currently on back-order.

A: Yes this plate is compatible with RRS clamps.

Q: 10. Do this plate work with the Canon R5C?

A: Sorry for the late reply! Yes, from our tests, the Kirk PZ-184 does indeed work with the R5C as well. While the R5C is larger, the tripod-mounting base of the camera retains the same shape and configuration.