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Since you are buying from a friend I wouldnt be concerned about it being so much under the asking rate. Id say if you are happy with the camera (size, style, use, etc), then you got a great deal. ...

Thats certainly cheaper than a place like MPB, where the cheapest one is 1350 for body only in "good" condition. Where was this purchased from? Whats the return policy if something is wrong?

Youre never going to capture 100% of the "good" shots in a day. I take candid stuff of my friends and family, and boy are there many moments I wish i had caught but didnt. That said, I was still ...

That sounds like a great way for people to get into RAW editing for the first time. Heres a nice auto JPG and the same RAW file to play with.

You dont have to buy it in physical form to get the one time purchase, they have it on their site for 99 dollars as a one time payment.

Photolab 5 is great, it's what I'm using currently after dumping LR. I primarily started using it for its noise reduction, I can get very nice shots up to 51200 ISO where LR capped out around 3200. ...

As far as I've seen with my R6 IBIS is tied directly to the lens IS unless: You use an unstabilized lens Don't have the proper firmware to enable IBIS+IS (I did this with my 24-240)

In the OP they said if you have a mixed kit to vote regarding your favorite camera that you use

Probably not the best idea. Though the hotshoe should likely support it, its just an accident waiting to happen. Get a proper cage/L bracket and mount it that way.

Another consideration to make is the trade off between wear a running IS module and wear from the parking and reactivation of said module. Constantly running is at least in a relatively stable ...

Not all models have IBIS, so they implement it to include them as well. Sure, they could probably implement a feature to disable it, but id imagine the vast majority never would, so its not worth ...

This is the only reason I am using Amazon Photos, I like having my images as backgrounds on my Echo Show

I agree with the others, leave it on, seems to be better in the long run (especially if you change lenses often). Im not as convinced on the shutter down at power off though, sometimes it makes ...

I can see the potential rationale behind supplying mostly kits instead of body only. Get people to buy their first RF lens, more likely to buy more later than someone already adapting EF glass.

Ive seen some other threads talking about this as well as some anecdotal testing. I certainly can come up with a few reasons why IS is always on (unless disabled via menu or switch), the EVF would ...

Amazon photos absolutely has an Album (folder) functionality. When you upload a set of pictures create a new album and upload them there. They will be added to the main gallery, but will be ...

That's an entirely different, and rarely used, service from Amazon photos.

For what it is, the 24-240mm is great. I use it over 80% of the time on my R6 (previously RP), I dont see that changing unless canon (or a third party) makes another superzoom that either reaches ...

A generally solid recommendation for an older, FF DSLR, without know anything else (like budget, typical subject, etc) would be the 5Ds R.

Would you rather them hold back the release by months, maybe even years, until there was enough stock for everyone who wants one to get them at the same time? Production rates are steady at a ...