zonoskar

To build your own is wonderful, I have done this myself a lot of times (I'm on my 5th self built PC right now, after owning Amiga's exclusively before) But I find it hard to recommend a new PC when...

@StoneJack: I have both. So yes, you can.

Buy the base M1 mac mini and a good display and you're done. I have an 8 core Ryzen with a badass videocard, but the M1 macbook air seems faster in Lightroom.

This totally depends on what the R1 will offer. If it's really a 50 (or more) MPix BSI, stacked sensor with global shutter and quad pixel AF, 16fps mechanical and 30 fps electronic, then it could...

The number of pixels doesn't correlate to the size of the camera, you know that, right?

Now try to print an image/PDF on a printer form 2010 or earlier... I can manage to print 2 pages from a PDF, but no more. The same PDF prints fine on my Intel based Macs.

I want this.... with a snapdragon 750, 5.8" screen and wireless charging, a flat screen and for $400. I guess I'll be waiting a while.

Have you tried using the Z 14-30 on your EOS R5 camera?

@Richard: Bummer man, I had the Aluminum version, it didn't have that problem.

Come on! That Titus was one of the best bikes around at that time.

@Raist3d: the RAM is actually soldered on the M1 package and can be replaced (if you are very brave or talented with a soldering iron). It is not part of the M1 chip itself. One side of me likes...

Isn't that the NFC logo?

Why no lens hood on the Canon? It is included, right?

B&W images to me always look underexposed. Just like the sample images. They look at least 1 stop underexposed. Is that a 'look', or is it just me?

I wonder how this chart would have looked like when the Canon R5's would be readily available and not backordered 2 months.