greg_moss5

Just tried the Webcam Beta and it works with 7D II ! Haven't tried it with 5D IV yet. Thanks Canon!

And that’s why I’m reaching out to the forum! There’s a lot of resources and experiences represented here. Thanks!

Thanks but dealers say they need a CC part number and Canon Direct and Canon store don’t stock the item or have a part number. I spent quite a bit of time with several Canon support staff and they couldn’t believe me until they searched for it. I use the grip for other reasons, not just for extended battery life. I can swap batteries very quick but an associate lost use of a grip (7D II) because the magazine he was using finally cracked beyond what Super Glue could repair! A new grip was the only option for almost three months before he found a Canon replacement. I don’t want the same thing to happen with my 5D IV. ( I actually have an extra magazine for my 7D II!) I understand making battery grips non-interchangeable but it would be nice if you could swap magazines!

Thanks for the reply. I have found older magazines on eBay but not the one for the 5D IV. I would have thought that over a year on the market would have brought some options. Great suggestions though! Unfortunately, I don’t have any local repair shops so I may have to keep looking online.

I am trying to get an extra battery magazine for my battery grip, the BG-E20. The part number on the magazine and the one listed in "Package contents", is BGM-E20L. Canon parts has no such item listed/in inventory. Does that mean when the time comes that I lose or break mine, I have to buy a new battery grip for my 5D IV? Any suggestions? I had the same issue with a replacement magazine for my 7D II (BG-E16) but finally found the Canon Part number to order it! (#CC341956) Happy New Year!

Check page 495-503 of the manual. Menu: Camera- Tab 3, Under Custom Controls, Select the multi-controller. Change to Direct AF Point Selection. Is this what you are looking for?

<p>Page 94 of manual and page 450.</p>

<p>Check page 450 of the manual. See if that will do what you want.</p>

<p>For $150-200 more, consider the 16-35 f/4 with IS. I love mine!<br> I sold my 17-40 and replaced it with the 16-35.</p>

<p>Let me know if you don't have the manual.<br> BTW: Nice first name!<br> Greg</p> <p> </p>

<p>Try Page 74. Set to Standard or Auto Switch Media.<br /> FYI: With the III and above, they changed how to modify this setting.</p>

<p>Page 58 of manual. In M, Bulb or with Flash, you are limited to ISO 400. Other modes 100-3200.</p>