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Re: Some thoughts about EOS M, EOS R and Fuji
KLO82 wrote:
Pepege wrote:
Hi,
I've just read the review of the impressive Fuji X-T3 here on dpreview. Since I am a Canon shooter from day one, I usually don't look around that much. I try to focus on my technique, not gear. Well, kind of...
But the recent offerings made me think: I will almost for sure upgrade to an EOS R system to replace my 80D at some time in future. I will be able to use some of my EF lenses with the adapter and will buy into some new RF lenses - and sell my EF-S lenses.
Today, when I want to travel light I usually take my M5 with me. I never use adapted lenses because of weight and usability (large lens vs. small body). I much prefer my 80D if weight/size is no problem, which usually isn't.
Now, when I see these great reviews about Fuji X-T3 I wonder if I should think about ditching the M5 altogether. The Fuji is similar in size but offers way better video and FPS. And I love all those fast lenses Fuji offers. I suspect that we won't get near with Canon M-lenses, the M 32mm f/1.4 being the only exception.
Since EOS M and EOS R have incompatible mounts, there are diminishing benefits owning an M instead of another brand, like Fuji. So why not switch to Fuji?
Have you ever used the X-T3 or other Fuji cameras? What did you like/dislike in comparison to the M5 or other EOS M cameras?
Thanks!
I think you have invested in the wrong system. Canon M is about tiny, portable bodies that can be used and carried with one hand. It has a fast 50mm equivalent and a fastish 35mm equivalent lens and several lightweight, slow zooms (and a macro lens). I don't think there will be any other fast or slow primes for this system in future. If you are not benefited from light weight of M system and love fast primes of various focal length, you should switch to full frame or pro grade fuji bodies.
Well, I think regarding the M system the term "investment" is a bit excessive - there are not so many lenses available!
The more I read in this thread the more I think I got it right. I will definitely upgrade from my 80D to fullfrime mirrorless for sure. The M will probably stay as a portable kit with good IQ but mediocre usability. I can't have both: perfect usability with a big grip and minimal dimensions & weight...