Andy01

What conflicting info ? I had a 24-105L (original version) and 100-400L (original version) when I had my 70D. Both lenses worked very well and were capable of very nice IQ. The 24mm minimum could ...

This has never been the case. Even when a new body like 70D) was launched it took a while before a new ACR version was released to support it. As far as I remember, even Canon's DPP had to be ...

It took Sigma 7 years to release the first EF-M mount lens, so RF is still very new compared to that. Colin

Fair enough - I have never heard of BT only working with Android (with anything), but was certainly aware that Canon NFC doesn't work with Apple. I don't have a 90D, but I know that the BT ...

What is probably of more interest is the EF, EF-S, EF-M or RF bit (generally at the front of the lens designation) as this will depend on what Canon body you are considering, which you don't mention. ...

As per the gear list, the OP appears to have a 6D ii, and it is a 50L f1.2, so it shouldn't need an adapter. If all other lenses are working flawlessly, then it would seem to be a lens issue that ...

Google is your friend - "canon 5d sr largest CF card size"  :-) https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&ei=waELX-C1CIiK4-EPi-m38Ag&q=canon+5d+sr+largest+CF+card+size&oq=canon+5d+sr+largest ...

I don't think this is correct. iPhone can connect with bluetooth as well. What is limited to Android is the touch/proximity connection (I can't remember the correct name right now). Apple uses it ...

The R is not a mirrorless equivalent of the 5D iv though - they share a sensor, but that is really where the similarities end, so not in the same "class". Like comparing a 90D with 7D ii - both ...

The DicaPac WP-S10 will take a DSLR and a moderate lens. The last time I used one was with a Canon 70D + 24-105L lens - I was using the lens at 24mm, but the "snout" had space to extend the lens a ...

That is a lot truer for Canon lenses (particularly L series), but 3rd party lenses like Sigma are well known for having compatibility issues with new Canon bodies. If you had a 1998 Canon 100-400L ...

I have no idea whether it is a brand new sensor, or something recycled, but I did see this; https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4502774 Colin

There has been a couple of threads indicating that it is NOT the 1DX iii sensor, but perhaps an adaption of a 1DX ii sensor ? I don't think I have ever heard of anyone using a 1DX for astro ? We ...

I didn't shop around - I got an email from Teds, so I used their prices.

Perhaps, but for someone making a choice in the here-and-now, it will take months for the launch prices to drop with any significance (based on previous launches).

To take it to the extreme - I think there are phones with 100Mp+ cameras. Are those cameras better than anything Canon makes, even in pure IQ (never mind features) - of course not. There is an ...

The R5 with it's 17Mp crop option (1.6x crop), 20fps & apparently advanced AF and large buffer would seem to be the logical option - at a price. And you can get either RF 100-500L or RF 800mm to go ...

All of the Canons will work, although the EF 100mm f2 is not a macro, or the EF 100mm macro (non-L or L IS) are not f2 - they are f2.8, so not exactly sure which of the 3 possible lenses you have. ...

The prices were released in Australia and wow - scary stuff ! Prices for body-only (at the same bricks & mortar store); 6D ii - AU$2000 (US$1390) 5D iv - AU$4000 (US$2780) RP - AU$1900 (US$1320) R ...

Might be good advice if the OP owned a RF mount body, but the OP doesn't, and currently owns two EF mount bodies. Colin