Hello,
Just a noob question, for installation puroposes we have to dial our cameras to manual mode, but after installation, can we use other modes, like Av, or Tv?
Thanks
Is this a joke?
Of course you can...
LOL
It's not a joke...just a discharge of consciousness :)
because the camera is still under warranty...
Quote from: 3dbybrunolopes on February 16, 2014, 11:15:44 AMbecause the camera is still under warranty...
Don't get the concept here, too.
So you've read and are aware of the explicit warnings/risks that come with using ML or the even more risky 3rd party builds (TL) and are still worried about your warranty?
Quote from: Stedda on February 16, 2014, 11:33:44 AM
So you've read and are aware of the explicit warnings/risks that come with using ML or the even more risky 3rd party builds (TL) and are still worried about your warranty?
I was too ;)
Then I decided that the benefits of ML outweighed the benefits of warranty. ;D
Ok, but were you worried about turning the dial? ;) ;D
heh, no. But I've done plenty of other things that could easily be considered more stupid ;)
I give the OP some credit based on 2 things. First, s/he was aware it was a noob question. Second, s/he asked before braking things and then spamming the forum with, "I did something wrong, HELP MEEEEEeeeeeeeeeee!"
:P
thank you...Audionut! :)
You dont have to use only M mode ...
Doesn't the warranty (in MOST cases) only analyze the product hardware-wise rather than if it was "tampered" with software, I mean, ML isn't even a Firmware per say and not some kind of hack, it's more like a "Original Firmware Unlocker" or "Firmware Add-on" if you will...
Just curious about how Canon support will act upon a situation where it is detected a 3rd party bootflag on the camera.
Quote from: mad.eos on February 24, 2014, 12:47:47 PMJust curious about how Canon support will act upon a situation where it is detected a 3rd party bootflag on the camera.
Has happened before. No action at all until now.