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I recently bought a refurbished T5. I've been learning how to use manual mode, and I understand it pretty well now (at least I think so). However, I've been encountering a problem. I will begin shooting in manual mode (both the lens and the body) and everything will be blurry - the image through the viewfinder as I'm taking the picture, and the resulting image. I will then go to autofocus mode, and the image will have very similar settings and come out crystal clear. I will then go back to manual mode with the same settings I had last time I was on manual mode, and the image is now perfectly clear- both through the viewfinder and the resulting image. If I have the correct settings, why won't the image be clear the first time around? Am I doing something wrong or is there something wrong with the camera itself? Thank you in advance for any help!!

You seem to get the manual exposure mode mixed up with the manual focus mode. They're two separate things. On the lens, when you switch to M, you're using manual focus. You must twist the focus ring on the lens to focus. On the camera dial mode, you're changing aperture, shutter speed and ISO manually to chane exposure (picture brightness).

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i recommend you leave the lens on A. There's no reason to use manual focus unless you have areal need for it or you understand what you need to do. Similarly,, there is no real reason to use manual exposure for the sake of using manual. You use it when you need to which means you must first understand what it can do for you. I recommend your using Av or Tv mode first before trying M mode.

Start typing "Rebel T5" in the model number box, and then make sure to select "T5" from the list that appears, not a "T5i" model. The screen should change, and then click the ""Guides and Manuals" tab when it appears. Download the manual that is over 34MB in size, because that is the full manual. The rest are quick start guides , feature summaries, and other stuff that is good introductory stuff to read, but omit the really fine details.

My canon 18-55mm IS II lens has recently stopped working after a month. Focus ring will still move in auto but doesnt get close to the image being in focus. When the lens is in manual moving the focus ring does almost nothing at all. If the object is maybe 4 inches away the camera is able to focus onto it but anything further causes problems. I have tried taking picture outside while the sun is high with the same issues.

It sounds as though the focus motor may have gotten jammed. This can happen if you manually rotate the focus ring while the lens is in autofocus mode. Canon's cheaper lenses are not designed to be used that way, and doing so can damage the lens. Sometimes this damage can be corrected and sometimes not. The process is described in two or three threads in the forum and should be followed carefully. It reads like a cure that's worse than the disease, but it has enabled some users to save their lenses.

OTOH, if it's an "STM" lens, it could just be that the camera's battery is weak. STM lenses use electric focusing, even in manual mode, and depend on the camera's battery for power. If it is an STM lens, it should say so on the lens itself.

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Having read other comments here - and elsewhere -I was under the impression that you had to go into the menu to use manual focus on the RF 24-240, Not so - at least with the R5. With focus set to "AF" in the menu and the lens switch set to "focus" I have manual focus override without going to the menu ormaking other changes. This works, as well, witht he RF 24-105. I also have my shutter buttonprogrammed to start meteringo n a half press and my AF-ON button set to start automatic focus and metering, Honestly, this may be well known, but from what I have read others seem to think you have to set the manual focu in the menu each time you want to use it. That would be a bummer for me because as a nature photographer I really need quick access to manual focus. Note: At first I could not get this to work on my Canon RP - but as soon as I removed focusing from a shutter button half press and put it instead on the AF-On button, it works on the RP as well.)

If you take your finger off the focus button (whether you use the shutter button or back button), does it still focus manually? Or do you need to keep the button depressed for the focusing ring to change focus?

I use manual focus in auto focus a lot and yes you must keep the shutter half pressed. Turn on AF > 4 > "Lens electronic MF" to ON. You dont need to turn it off. As far as I know it only works in single shot on both my R and R6 with every RF lens I have ever used.

I have an issue with my 5D mark IV when shooting in manual mode. When I bracket shots in manual mode, the camera brackets by changing aperture rather than exposure time, which is extremely odd. The camera brackets normally (by adjusting exposure time) when in aperture priority mode. It's a problem since I shoot manual most of the time. I've tried resetting the camera (as best you can), but to no avail.

I'm not using auto ISO and I have safety shift set to OFF (completely off, not just in manual).

Canon UK's first response was to say this is the way in which the camera is designed to operate. When I asked them then how am I to bracket shots whilst making a panorama, usiing manual mode to ensure a consistent exposure across each of the panorama 'tiles', they then said oh ... we'll look into it. I'm still waiting. 2351a5e196