Calvin Chann

If you were selling for peanuts, why not keep the gear? I would.

But your lenses would give you a cropped image

People bash because they'll never be able to justify one and don't like people who do, as well as having to justify what they do have.

It has a custom strap system that is flush when a strap is not fitted.

So, you're comparing "WELL OVER TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS! By the time you purchase this camera and the 2 lenses you need" with "I'll wait for the 50 megapixel (and 4K) Nikon D820/850 (which will be a...

@A-Sign. Really? If the difference is minimal I'm surprised that you haven't already had a look at the X System, or would that not fit with your narrative?

Is it any more limited than say, the Hasselblad X1?

So, for $2,500 you're going to buy a new Nikon body and two lenses? Good luck with that.

How about the right to enjoy the park in peace and quiet. There are a lot of people who believe that the rules do not apply to them.

It's not just the UK. It's global.

As usual, this is needed because some users screw it up for the rest.

So, Workflow dies?

How many professional sports pros are going to be getting a $20 adaptor for their next sporting even to focus manually?

Well, do Type II MicroSD cards and adaptors exist? Sorry, but I know very little about MicroSD.

Sorry, but how many photographers are using MicroSD cards?

Don't forget Canon after Barney's EOS 1DII teasing memories.

Some of these texts really need an update, given the relative age of certain models.

We're talking about articles on Canon whereas I thought there had been a lot of comment on the number of articles on Sony products recently. Please keep up.

You prefer Sony?

The 650 was my first EOS camera having switched to Canon from Pentax (Super-A), when Pentax were slow to introduce AF. That was replaced with a 620.

yep.