QuaziSanjeed

Couldn't agree with you more. Canon is betting on the "big spenders" in an era of massive unemployment and prolonged economic recession!

Simple. Canon has failed to introduce a prosumer super telephoto like the Nikon 200-500mm, Nikon 500mm f/5.6, Tamron 150-600mm or Sigma 150-600mm introduced long time ago (except the Nikon 500 ...

Canon DSLRs wear Tamron and Sigma super telephotos. Because the DSLR maker is impotent. IMO, both Tamron and Sigma should start producing DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras to give their great lenses a ...

If both the gears are in good condition; go ahead and buy them.  It will deliver great results for your needs of architectural and landscape photography.

When pros create images with those premium gears, those are not the same as those produced by enthusiasts.  They also produce similar images with prosumer gears as well.  Committed knowledgeable ...

Pros and Enthusiasts are capable of creating great images with any gear. Premium gear owners are either pros or idle money owners.  Obviously, their outputs are never the same.  I also know ...

Good photographers created great photos with 6 mp cameras and produced billboard size prints. It's the point & shoot users who are convinced high pixel count means great camera!  Manufactures ...

Enthusiast photogs don't use EF 600mm f/4. Granted, some deep pocket owners do use all types of super telephotos.  However, common enthusiasts do not fall into that category. BTW, big lenses do ...

$ 10K + is not an enthusiast lens anyway.  So, let's keep that glass out of this discussion thread.

Canon DSLR users don't switch brands easily. However, Canon must not take it for granted.  Over the past few years they have disappointed the Enthusiast Wildlife Photographers with their failure to ...

Well, I opted for the easiest solution to this issue - manual focusing. I use a 2x Canon extender with my EF 400mm f/5.6L USM to make it 800mm on my 5D II. The aperture shoots to f/11. However, in ...

I'm also convinced that Canon failed with the 200-600mm super telephoto prosumer zoom.  Yes, it will put an end to few lenses like 100-400mm, 400mm f/5.6 prime and 300mm f/4 prime.  But Nikon had ...

Camera model has hardly anything to do with image quality. A photo produced by the maiden Canon EOS 5D will look equally good when placed side by side with a Mark IV image. That's the reason why ...

It has been rumored for more than three years that Canon is working on an affordable super telephoto EF 200-600mm for the enthusiast wildlife/sports photographers.  It is assumed that they have ...

A lot of talk going on around re mirrorless and Sony is a pioneer and leader in this field. I've been a Canon DSLR user for the last 10 years as an enthusiast nature photographer. However, they ...