dmanthree

That's why my answer was the 24-105 f4 L. It's my most used lens by far.

24-105 f4 L. Sharp, and just so versatile. Most useful lens I have.

No, I don't.

Also a very underrated cam!

I've shot a bit with an RP, and IMO it's a very underrated camera. Honestly, if someone can't produce excellent images with it, well, find another hobby.

So what, specifically, is the problem? Moving the files to the Mac?

The problem is that there's no middle ground. You either pony up for some high-end glass, like those f1.2 lenses, or you get very slow mediocre (at best) lenses. Maybe we'll see them at some point ...

If all they're going to do is move the M lenses to RF, and not introduce any quality zooms for crop cams, well, clearly not for me. I guess the only maker taking crop sensor cams seriously is Fuji.

I have tried that, and it works pretty well. Here's an example:

A 24MP multi-aspect sensor similar to the setup in the GH2. I know, this will never happen, but I'd buy back in the day after that cam appeared. Assuming, of course, that the sensor would also be ...

Then again, maybe there's a reason neither of those major players haven't fully pursued that market segment.

I guess I'm one of the few who doesn't see this as a strict move to low end RF cams. I have an R5, but would love a crop sensor cam for travel..*if* there were some quality zooms for crop cams. ...

If you can swing it the RF 100-500 is a no-brainer.

You're probably right, but I sure wish they'd add a few high quality zooms for the crop sensor cams.

Just a little overhead shot of the fort.

I'm still recovering from System 3.

Ah, OK. Not for me.

I'd love to see some screenshots of what that looks like. Paranoia prevents me drom installing it.