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lighter? than what? have you seen the SIZE of that thing? the 8-18 is tiny compared to it

very nice to see this "Canon EF-M"

That post alone makes me think I am right in my thoughts on buying the M50 (house) with the 32mm for a start :D

I'd rather have the 1.4 than 1.8... and a much lighter lens and slightly cheaper. If I wanted super closeup macro, I would get a macro lens, and IS, meh, you can do quite well without IS on a 32mm ...

nice review but 7000+ photos in 24 hours? that's 1 picture every 12,34 seconds for 24 hours straight or did you just record highspeed video and count that as "photos" for each frame?

Huh, didn't even know there was a FB app named that...

that would be called WOL (Wake on Lan)

looks pretty meh... fine with a new (better) kit lens... but the rest? would much rather have some good primes, fairly fast, sharp and fairly small...

don't think you can get many that much smaller while still doing good audio (unless you go with those tiny ones each person wear, but it doesn't sound like what you seek) and the few grams the ...

people don't want honest opnions, they want a "wow this looks awesome" and a pat on the shoulder, dare you say you don't like it or that it doesn't speak to you or point out something that doesn't...

start at 3500? holy fudge... naah no thanks

meh 50mm I wouldn't call "tele" oh well

oh only 4500... mjaaa okay maybe not

sounds like a new mortgage is needed for that one

you can turn off and on a NAS without issues, been there done that when I had a Synology... I sold it later and just used 6 external HDDs instead

1gigabit? most serious people have either multilink gigabit or 10gigabit to their nas these days.

wide angle with IS? why? not needed, if tele then I can understand

IS is overrated most of the time at 50mm and under

kinda fun they slam out f2.0 on a zoom for R series, but M series can't even get a few 1.8 primes, the 22mm is fine but a few more would be nice

yeah prices are nuts for a 50mm f1.8 and the others too, too rich for me... but Canon looks promising