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: New firmware version 1.2.0 is available for CR-N 500 : New firmware version 1.2.0 is available for CR-N 300 : New firmware version 1.1.1 is available for RF 70-200mm L IS USM : New firmware version 1.0.4.1 is available for EOS C70 So far, he's been clueless too.Īny ideas, guys? Has anyone noticed the same? What could the reason be? I thought that maybe the 35L is decentered or something but I've done a quick test when I compared corner sharpness with the lens and it seems to be ok in that respect.Īlso, I have met another guy in a Polish Canon forum that has exactly the same problem with this body+lens combination. But I'm trying hard to understand what might be going on here and I just can't. Now, I'm still far for blaming the body at this point, especially that there is some contradicting behavior depending on the lens used and I really want to believe that you can't be unlucky enough to receive two lemon 5D3s in a row. However, I still find the 5 central double cross AF points much more reliable than the rest with this lens. There is also a 24LII that can get really random in the entire operating range, but it was like this on the 5D2 so it's no big suprise really. the very left-most column (line-sensitive points)!!!Īnd the 135L does not seem to be affected at all! All points equally reliable! I attach my 85 1.8 and, voila! - all AF points seem to be perfect, except for. Now, one could think it may be some kind of misalignment, but.

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They still may focus properly in 30-50% cases (dependending on a subject, lighting and distance), sometimes even more when the target is EXTREMELY contrasty (like a operating TV set or large contrasty patterns) but the difference is clearly visible as these points are not reliable at all. When moving the focus point to either side, however, I find that the left side still works pretty well, however the right-most cross sensor column and the subsequent line-sensitive sensors get very random, with a strong bias towards front focusing. OK, there may be a spare frame completely OOF for no particular reason once in a while, but I'm quite used to it on Canon bodies and it happens very rarely so I can't complain here. With my 35L (which I found quite reliable on 5D2 using the center point), the focus seems right with the center points. The one I'm having now is much more consistent though there's still a thing that troubles me a bit. The first one had its focus all over the place (I was unable to set a constant MA). I have noticed something peculiar about my 5D3 and how it behaves with fast primes. I'd like to greet everybody since I'm new to this forum.