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I know that the 2x TC you lose half the light: your equivalent lens aperture becomes 2x higher, so in case of the new RF tele lenses, you get F22 light gathering. But does that still hold for ...

Don't forget you need the 2x convertor as well.

Canon EOS 1DX-III is faster. Best AF is to be seen, but initial reports are positive.

20 Mpix is more than both my other camera's.

I guess it's because the SD cards cannot handle the data rate, right? The sensor should be able to handle it I think.

The Nikon 500mm f5.6 with 1.7x TC is roughly equivalent to the Canon 800mm f11 (850mm f10). Why would you add a TC to the Canon lens? Out of the 2, the Canon will probavbly deliver the better...

In the US it is relatively easy to avoid the sales tax, especially on items like camera's.

The R5 and R6 have 1 stop better noise than the R. Do you really think that deficit is large enough to say you have to buy a new camera to use the 100-500? The way you claimed, I assumed there was ...

What I don't understand is the US price for the R5. If you check the UK prices, the R5 is £4200 and the R6 £2500. The US prices are $3900 for the R5 and $2500 for the R6. So either the UK is ...

UK pricing has been leaked at £2499.

@gameshoes: Canon has the RF 24-240 lens which is not on the chart.

So which ones are the best? It's of no use to have 100's of lenses if they are all rubbish. Split it into landscape, portrait, sport categories if you like.

@Pather: Where do you get your vignetting figures from, because if I believe https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63793836 this post, all of the optical limits vignetting values could be wrong. So...

8K DCI resolution means at least 8192 pixels horizontal. 4K 120fps means rolling shutter will be at most 8ms. Bitrates are not know yet, but expect it to be lower than the cinema series. Rumors for...

Really? The lens resolution limit again? I thought that was debunked long time ago.

Before Olympics could mean another 4 years...

Canon says 8K with no crop. But is this 8K, 8K cinema, or 8K UHD? The first would mean 44.8MPix sensor, the latter 39.4MPix.

The price of the 1DX3 comes from the body, the weather sealing, battery, the new AF system and all-in ruggedness of the 1D series. The sensor is probably as expensive as the one in the EOS-R, if ...

Not a chance. EOS-M6 already does 14fps mechanical / 30 fps RAW burst. EOS-M6 has a 32MPix sensor, why wouldn't that be used in a APS-C EOS-R?

@RD: The Z6 does 12 fps, but only 12 bit RAWs. And without live view (you only get to see the shot you just took). You get 5.5 fps with AF and AE.