AmateurSnaps

Brueghel: Why compare a dslr to 2 mirrorless?

When is DPR going to learn that apples should not be compared to oranges?

zodiacfml: Not even about mirrorless but content. Video is pretty much the content king right now since mostly anyone can stream and create video.

Dragonrider: For being a stitched panorama, this seems kind of low-tech relative to the mission itself. The lens is clearly fixed focus (all the background is out of focus). The panorama is presented as a fisheye, which is kind of silly since it likely wasn't captured that way (i.e. lots of images from a relatively narrow lens. Bottom line is that the mission may be high tech, but the photo capture and processing technology are both quite primitive.

DarshanDesai: It is same camera with firmware upgrade..they could have provided these features via firmware upgrade to M50...there was no need tag "Mark II" to this camera.

aegarcia: Someone alleged that Canon make relatively cheap cameras but expensive lenses. You can see this trick with Canon printers but terribly expensive inks.

lnsmr: I am grateful that Canon keeps releasing stuff that I am not tempted even slightly. Perhaps this signals the end of the M system.

dwl017: Are you kidding me? autofocus and video refinements lol

ChelseaPhotographer: I guess the M mount is dead...

Does Canon even care about its customers? Or to them are we just fools that keep on buying their crippled products?

ravi pratap: Sony should add sony 18-135 as kit lens with 6100.

beavertown: Let's be honest, your a few year old flagship smartphones take better pictures than this.

Funny Valentine: This 20 megapixel m43 sensor is really future proof. Even if it's a few years old It has less noise than the new 32 megapixel apsc Canon sensor, and Olympus PDAF's doesn't give the horrible banding issue present on the Sony a7III and Nikon Z6 beginner's full frames. So in real life conditions this sensor will give much better results, specially when you combine it with pro grade lenses. And the noise above ISO 800 is very "film grain" like which is aesthetically pleasing.

Dericali: It's a bit depressing when you realise a large portion of people who at least own a camera, who are on a photography website commenting on a story about a photojournalist who had his equipment cancelled while taking photographs that were viewed by million of people around the world, and may be among the defining images of the coronavirus pandemic, don't understand the first thing about photojournalism, it's function or it's purpose.

Or for that matter, democracy.

aerorail: ignorance of the law is no excuse...don't care what your reasoning is. i have 2 drones and 2 r/c helicopters and don't fly where i'm not suppose to...

Sirandar: This is really a case of piecemeal law and holistic law colliding.

This photographer broke the law and according to piecemeal justice he should be tried and sentenced exactly and only in the context of the words of that particular law.

This photographer broke the law but there are other social and philosophical condensations and realities that need to be considered when applying and/or sentencing.

Each is a minefield much of which is associated with that we generally believe the law is about fairness when it is not. Fairness is only one consideration, or not.

Expecting a NYC police officer to make this distinction is a bit of a stretch though, and did George really need to shoot with a drone? ..... and you could also say that that is why there are legal restrictions on drones .... so you can't see what others don't want you to see. That is also a collision of piecemeal and holistic law.

TheGrammarFairy: Sorry New York, we still have the Bill of Rights. Courts and legislators have indicated that the Second Amendment gives Americans almost unlimited freedom to keep and bear arms.
With that precedent firmly established, it is clear that the First Amendment bestows the same level of freedom to observe and report the workings of our government.

Alduin: MR George Steinmetz's 1st amendment rights were violated and the officers breached there Qualified immunity thus opening themselves up to being sued. The Constitution has always overpowered local laws. If I was representing MR Steinmetz I would have FOIA Requested all officer body and dash cam footige for that police encounter.

hmayle: Big AMD fan here, but this should actually be called " Wallet-ripper" in view of the price of these high end cpus. LoL.

danski0224: Canon. Is. Doomed.

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danski0224: Canon. Is. Doomed.

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