MikeJ9116

I just read at MR that Sony will be announcing a new 32mp APS-C camera by the end of May. The fact that Canon has developed a 32mp APS-C sensor (that is severely underutilized) and Sony appears to ...

Why are APS-C DSLR users any less likely to buy into the R system than FF DSLR users? Also, there are far more APS-C DSLR owners than FF DSLR owners. Why would APS-C die off with DSLRs? None of ...

In its current state the M system is a non-starter for me. I bought into it back when the M3 was selling outside the US market. I quickly became disillusioned with it due to Canon's lack of ...

If Canon doesn't bring APS-C to the R system then the bulk of my money going forward will be spent on Fuji gear. The older I get the more I will be moving to APS-C for the smaller, lighter weight ...

Whoever you talked to doesn't know much about photography, IMO. Many people want APS-C cameras. Including many of the millions upon millions of APS-C DSLR users. What makes you think they don't ...

I bought into mirrorless cameras 5-6 years ago with the Canon M3. I was very disappointed with it mostly due to EVF and AF performance severely lacking compared to DLSRs. A lot has changed since ...

I haven't used it but its specs are very good for the price point. There is a M50/2 available but it is just a minor firmware update from the M50 and not worth the extra cost. The camera and two ...

A good combination to consider is the M50 with the EF-M 15-45mm and the EF-M 55-200mm. This is a small, lightweight combination that will deliver good image quality with an equivalent range of ...

Your question can't be answered at this time. There are too many unknowns regarding this camera. I would say initially that the prime candidates to buy the R3 would be those who find the 1DX ...

I have enough EF lenses to use on an RF mount APS-C camera and be perfectly content.  I also have the RF 24-240mm lens and after seeing it perform on a FF camera I am stoked to see what it will do ...

I don't think a lot of people don't understand the tightrope Canon has had to walk with bringing out the R system.  They needed to first insure the professionals were onboard with transitioning to ...

By your logic Canon also shouldn't be selling FF or P&S cameras too. I live in one the biggest tourist areas of the USA. I see far more APS-C cameras being toted around than FF cameras. How does ...

Do you realize the two lenses you reference are non-starter lenses for professionals and enthusiasts for BIF, sports etc.? The f/11 fixed aperture and slow as a snail STM focus system these lenses ...

By your logic, nobody should be using a dedicated camera.  Including FF and P&S models.

I don't understand your argument here. You seem to be saying nearly all APS-C owners never use their cameras. Where do you get this from? Even if half of them still use their cameras it is a very ...

The numbers everyone is, and should be, getting hung up on is sensor resolution and size. The R6 puts 20mp on the target since it is a FF sensor. The hypothetical R7 puts a FF equivalent 80 ...

The argument is in the vast number of APS-C users across all brands (although more so regarding Canon users). In today's low ILC sales just a fraction of these users buying RF mount APS-C cameras ...

There are a few reasons why Canon may have delayed APS-C in the R system.  One is only having finite resources available due to the hard push with FF camera bodies to get the R system up and ...

Without knowing your budget it is very hard to give you meaningful, targeted advice.

The version of the 18-55mm lens you have is not all that good.  I have the 17-55mm and the 18-55mm STM f/4.0-5.6 that is the kit lens that came with the SL2.  The 18-55mm kit lens matches, or ...