Frodro100

In my opinion, picking up a hefty lens bag full of EF-M glass is hardly an investment. Thanks perhaps to the extensive use of plastic, these lenses are more on the affordable side for Canon. You ...

Lol, why are Fuji users trolling the thread? Shoo! Shoo!

I think he meant *to get the most out of the 32 MP sensor. A number of the native lenses will look slightly soft wide open or the corners will look slightly soft unless you stop down—which comes ...

Thanks for sharing. I haven't had much time to play with raw burst mode yet, but 30 fps with some pre-recording beats most other camera bodies for capturing the exact moment. When paired with a ...

Weird how shutters have never needed this cleaning you speak of in 70+ years of SLR design yet suddenly now that several mirrorless cameras have been designed badly, their owners need to invent ...

We can all cite thousands of examples of dusty sensors being a problem. Just look for dust spots on any photo taken with a camera that is not brand new. Can you cite any example of a "dusty ...

I stopped reading Amazon reviews a long time ago. The vast majority fall into two types: love it/hate it reviews where the person doesn’t really examine the product critically, and shill reviews, ...

This is such non-R6/R5-owner cope. You don’t have to clean the shutter, ever. What are you even smoking? But obviously sensors do need to be cleaned occasionally. We all know that. When they get ...

The AF on the R6 is better (and I assume the R5 is just as good, from what I've seen) than my M6II. However, the AF on the M6II is still very, very good. People did bird photography with DSLRs for ...

EF-M lenses seem to be the only native system where every one of the lenses is specifically designed to be lighter and smaller than its DSLR counterpart. The design compromise is that a lens like ...

I think any of those will seem like a giant leap forward from an original EOS M. The autofocus in my M6II is really, really good, though. I could never go back to a gen 1 EOS M. Maybe not even ...

Well, the M6II has a dedicated rear AF-On button and AF/MF switch around that, which is a big advantage in my eyes for usability. You could always wait for an M5 Mark II to come out sometime, but ...

People have shot BIF with much less capable cameras than a 90D, so I don't know if the 7DII is really a step up, IMO. BIF are one of the most challenging subjects to get good photos of that are in ...

This is what I am trying to get at. Whether the phone camera is "good enough" for certain situations is just up to your preference. That's fine. But it's also a separate question from whether or ...

Phones have come a long way, but even without having to pixel-peep, I don't have to look at the exif to tell which is which from any of your posted comparisons. If you don't believe me, do some ...

I’m the same way.

EBAY!!!!!!!!! If you “sell” your camera to a camera store, they will only be giving you a small cut of the sale price. You’re not really selling your equipment, more like you’re supplying it to ...

With DSLRs, I got sick of the camera not locking on focus or hunting when it was so close, and then denying the shot, so BBF was a way take further control over the camera to avoid that. For ...

On the R6, which I believe is the same, for stabilized lenses, the switch on the lens controls both OIS and IBIS. For unstabilized lenses, you have to dig into the menu to turn IBIS either on or ...

Since the M6II doesn't have IBIS, what are you referring to when you say "shutter shock"?