MikeJ9116

This horse will continue to get beat until Canon decides to make the EF-M lens catalog something that is even remotely competitive with other brands.

The latest Sony FF cameras have solved the battery life issue.

Not many people shoot stars at all.  The A7/3 is the new benchmark $2k FF camera.  Heck, at the moment it competes quite well with the 5D4 at its $3.2k price point.  I like Canon but lets not fool ...

One should also not be afraid of change. Especially even it brings better things with it.

Itwould be like patting your head while rubbing your belly. :)

For starters a fantastically good 42mp sensor. Especially for landscape work. Crop to your hearts content. It can adapt Canon lenses very well also. Plus, a ton of other good features. I own Canon ...

Considering what you use your 6D for (i.e. landscape, city/architecture) and that you like to crop images, the A7R3 with an adapter for EF lenses would be something to consider.  Or maybe a 5DSR ...

I think with some use, most people can come to the right decision on which type of camera to buy.  Being the owner of the 30D the OP at least has some experience with DSLRs already.

Unless you beat your lenses around, the EF-S 10-18mm is a fairly well built lens for the money and should last a long time.  The plastic mount isn't a concern because it is so small and ...

I would suggest getting some hands on time with both types of cameras. Each has their strengths and weaknesses. When shooting kids (i.e. moving targets) the 77D will have an advantage over a Canon ...

Keep in mind that you can pick one up off ebay for less than $90, including shipping, from several Hong Kong resellers.

I had such low expectations for this lens when I bought it. It is so tack sharp that I sometimes can't believe it was used for the photo. If you didn't click on the "original size" link do so to ...

Canon is coasting on its past successes.  Coasting is not a good long term strategy.  Look at the APS-C cameras you are referring to.  They are horrible, low tech POS.  They use old 18mp sensors, ...

I bought a 6D used and it had 1,100 shutter actuations.  The reason was the previous owner used it almost exclusively to shoot video at about a dozen weddings.  Then he decided this wasn't ...

You must be a treat to live with.

You caught me before I made the spelling correction. :)

IMO, the M100 and 22mm lens is a match made in Heaven. It will be small, lightweight and very discreet. Also, the photo quality will be as good as any other M camera with the DPAF sensor. ...

Definitely worth it!

It is a fantastic lens.  I have been using one for the past three years and it seems to always exceed my expectations.  Especially considering I bought it for $125 shipped to my door.

I have been using convection microwaves since the early 1990s.  They are absolutely fantastic.  You get all the benefits of both and you can use the heat and microwave functions simultaneously to ...