ttran88

Yes but to a certain degree, AF features only found in X-t, X-H series are important and a must have for some.

What I ended up doing to my A7 was use LightDims and cut out a small enough piece to cover half or a third of sensor in the EVF. Just enough to have it still work when you raised it to your eye. ...

Imagine the possibilities when Sony releases their stacked sensor for smartphones.

Just my guess but the snapdragon processor in this smartphone is fast and might be the reason for the software (app) works as well as it does.

The $500 camera will only be better if the person knows what they are doing and is willing to sit in front of a computer and put effort into it. While these smartphones will do the heavy lifting.

Absolutely and the big two have been riding that mentally for years. And not knowingly they might have turned off a generation of beginners. One of the complaint you hear from first time DSLR ...

You can't crop your way to 16mm..

And TBH a lower end MILC makes so much more sense, that crowd of shooters are the ones who benefit EVF features (face detect, WYSIWYG, live view AF) more than any other group of shooters. ...

This is really nothing new for folks who have been using FF MILC for years now. They have all concluded that it is for some better than the current FF dslrs. It’s all very new for Canon though and ...

Nikon looks like they are only interested in the upper end of the market. MILC might be marketed as a high end item and reserved for enthusiasts/pro market only, so maybe a D500 MILC. Dslr will be ...

He did say it was mighty cold up there. And this here is nothing a firmware or two can’t resolve.

Quite the opposite, for a canon shooter you’re amazed that you can get a flagship 5Dm4 sensor for $2400 rather than $3300. That’s a deal with the diet canon has offered them over the years.

Oh my goodness , if this playbook is used for EOS R Canon will be in for a rude awakening. But On the other hand I can see Canon doing this since they still have their dslr lineup that sells very ...

Was wondering how those EF lenses performed on your A7RIII compared to the EOS R.

This playbook is to squeeze as much $$$ out of early adapters as possible. Apple is notorious to over supply phones with 128gb and get anxious early adapters to pay more than they want to. Canon ...

By this time next year if we’re not talking about the EOS RII or a sister model something is wrong at HQ. In dslr land it’s ok for them to take it slow cause they are #1, it’s the opposite with FF ...

Canon could update the EOS R sooner than it’s usual 2yrs cycle for dslrs. Resulting in price drop for gen 1. EOS M is an example, they updated that line frequently and aggressively. Canon has the ...

Other MILC benefits (EVF, focus accurately) will be enough for lots of folks wanting to go for mirrorless in the first place. There’s really no need to give it all in the first offering. However ...

It’s hard to say, Sony could be slow dripping their supply of A7III. Nikon has been doing it for the D850. D850 is already flooding gray markets for $500 off but sold out in American channels. ...