MikeJ9116

So what you are saying is If you live by product differentiation you just might die by product differentiation?

Canon's problem is that a large number of people already believe they crippled the 6D2 to protect the 5D4.  No matter what they do with the 6D2 they have a PR disaster on their hands, IMO.

I think this is definitely the case.  Firmware updates have to be pried out of Canon's cold dead fingers as a rule.  To get one this quickly after launch tells me they are in scramble mode to save ...

This might indicate they know they have a massive PR problem on their hands with the 6D2 and are scrambling to minimize the damage.

That would have to be one heck of a software bug.  Either that or Canon's quality control is abysmal.  About any camera they would have yanked from the production line and tested would have ...

I think your best bet is to simulate the conditions you expect to be in and start taking test shots and practicing on holding the camera steady.  Then take shots at different ISO settings and see ...

I guess I boil all this down to why pixel performance and light collection is important and that is IQ. It is hard to compare performance between two camera models let alone brands as too many ...

Trump, and Bernie Sanders, is a result of corrupt politicians (nearly all Republicans and Democrats) lying to get elected with no intention of looking out for the working class after they are ...

I am not familiar with Nikon specs.  I am a Canon guy (for now anyway). If pixel density is the same between the sensor, and the technology behind the light processing is identical, then ...

It is the size of the microlens each pixel uses to collect the light.

What reduces the noise levels when taking a photo?  It is lowering ISO and increasing exposure times.  What does increasing exposure times do?  It increases the total amount of light collected by ...

...but which one collected more raindrops?

I have a 22mm for the M3 so a 24mm is redundant and not any better as the 22mm is a sharp f/2.0

I have always had a Canon ASP-C camera lying around since my 300D days and I probably always will so the 17-55mm serves a purpose. I don't use the 50mm STM on it much because it just ins't all that ...

The reason there are so many lenses is to serve everyone's differing needs.  The 17-55mm has taken many sharp, excellent photos for me over the years. To each his own.  The 6D's focus has never ...

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You do have a choice as to whether you read my posts. Your juvenile insults are a form of trolling so don't be so sanctimonious. Let's say Canon did put on-chip ADC in the 26 mp sensor. That makes ...

Unfortunately, I have come to expect this sort of thing from Canon.  They give the SL2 a silent shutter option and a nice bright, larger viewfinder (options the T7i and 77D don't have) so they ...

I would tilt toward the EF-S 10-18mm, the EF-S 55-250 STM and EF-S 24mm pancake.

Could the SL2 be the new 6D?