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Olympus makes the very best cameras...that nobody buys. The market has has spoken just like the VHS vs Beta war back in the day.

Producing existing DSLR's is a lot different than introducing new models. Their example of the EOS 1 film camera show this - when they went digital they stopped designing new film cameras. I...

This is the wrong forum for what you are suggesting. Sites like luminous landscape are better for actual photography technique discussions.

I don't see that happening Canon wants to move from EF to RF mount lenses. Coming up with new EF camera goes against that plan.

I'm sure they will lose some users over it, but they need to...

LOL. Sony troll. Canon is the number 1 camera manufacturer - if they go the way of Olympus then we may as well shut down ILC market.

Regardless of your views on MFT vs other formats, the truth is that Olympus has only 3% market share in a rapidly shrinking camera market. I understand they sold only 340K units last year, with...

If you have only 3% market share, you have no way of amortizing costs over a enough camera bodies to make sense of new innovation, regardless of MFT or FF format. Therefore your technology will...

I would say return and wait for discounts coming on this equipment in the near future.

Disruptive can mean different things to different people. The point is that mirrorless has disrupted the ILC market like nothing else since the digital revolution - who would have thought 10 years...

Thanks, that is a good photo with decent contrast, colour and center sharpness. I have an old Vivitar series 1 70-210 that I would like to try out!

Thanks. I have one zoom, a 50 1.8mm and 28mm.  I will see if I can pick up a cheap converter and  just play around with these lenses that haven't seen the light of day since 2003.

I am anxiously awaiting the R5/R6 to purchase my first RF mount camera. We all know about the EF-RF adapters.  However what about an FD-RF adapter? Has anyone had success with FD lenses on the R or ...

I can't imagine Nikon or Canon bothering to put IBIS in a DSLR anymore. Big redesign of internals and all manufacturers are focusing on mirrorless. If you want IBIS you will likely have to go ...

Ummm...there is an EF converter available that makes all EF lenses work flawlessly with the RF mount cameras. No need to get all new lenses.

According to their latest press release, they fully admit that their affordable RF glass lineup is insufficient and they will be focusing on that this year.

The last Canon DSLR without video was the 50D from 2008. I'm sure you can buy one on ebay for a good price. Good luck.

That stills only ship has sailed many years ago and ain't returning.