what is going on my name is Daniel and welcome back to the channel where we go
over everything mirrorless Canon cameras and here I'm have the EOS R and I'm
shooting on the m50 table were going to be going over exactly how you can keep
your EOS R from becoming a ISO monster while you use it from the settings on
the box and specifically the truck bed
so don't get me wrong the track pack idea was a really good idea but it just
didn't hit the mark on what it needs to do it's too sensitive and it's too easy
to hit and there's no way so when I would I press these buttons right here I
can feel them being pressed and I know that they're being moved for the most
part unless I get bumped and I bump it I know when I've hit it on accident this
little track pad you have no idea like you can change this to something if you
want but I find it gets hit too often and it changes everything way too easy
I had the ESO r6d I use the they had the little circle pad that was really nice
on the back for your f-stop and then the little ticker for the shutter speed and
what I would do the to make it easier to transfer and
bounce through the ISO is you can set up the button to use the one that's usually
for the shutter up top except for on that you so far and you press a button
at the center button and then you can change your ISO so that's what I did
with that camera and that's what I do with this camera also the year so our is
because the trackpad is completely useless I have never been able to get it
to work properly it works when you press it it works but the problem is it's
always getting pressed by something so I'll come up and I'll take my shot and
then my nose will Nick it or my cheek I'll Nick it and then the ISO gets
thrown off and then I'll find myself shooting at you know 32,000 ISO when I'm
outside on a sunny day when I should be at you know maybe 200 at best I'm going
to show you exactly how we're going to set up there's only one thing that you
have to change to remove this trackpad from the ISO and you're going to be
setting it to the AF button and when the F button is depressed then you can
actually change it with the front selector wheel so you're going to go
into is the menu and then it is the camera the second camera not that not
the first one the second one over here and it's going to be under number four
and custom buttons and press select and then you have this list of all the
buttons and you have here you have the camera and
then here you have the your video mode so you're gonna scroll down or what
we're gonna change the ISO to and that's going to be and you're going to scroll
down to the autofocus button and then change it to this selector right here so
when you go in there you can select all these different things you want to
select iOS Oh button and what that means is that you're going to press when you
press whatever button you select so we've selected the AF on when you
depress this one this way that has a little thing don't we just switch it and
the ISO so now when you press that button you'll be able to switch it with
this hit select and then you're good to go there you have it so now when I in
here and I press this button and then I can switch the ISO with it so it took me
a while to find the explanation to get this but these Canon 6d so I'm making
this one so that people know how to do with SOR and quick and easy it helps you
control everything and be able to shoot in manual mode so much easier if this
tutorial helps you out don't forget to Like and subscribe for everything Canon
mirrorless cameras I'm shooting here on the m50 and this is the SOR my name is
Daniel and have a great day