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What kind of sports? For most indoor sports the 70-200 f2.8 is THE lens to have. If your're shooting outdoor sports then a 300 could be more helpful. I mainly shoot volleyball, basketball and ...

Canon Rumors releases both legit rumors and absolute trash that is published only for click-bait purposes.
For legitimate Canon rumors, the best source in English is Canon Watch. Nokishita is...

To me that looks like a shutter issue, the shutter blinds aren't closing properly. Since it's a mechanical issue, if the camera has never had this problem before, it may have suffered a hard bump ...

For customers it would be great*. For a manufacturer it would an endless nightmare because a high mpx count sensor requires a lot more processing power. So Canon would essentially have to develop a ...

In this thread you can find a reply where I posted two archery photos: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4435051 Taking sharp photos is not an issue, but the loss of detail compared to a ...

The macro mode of the 24-70 f4 is fantastic and if you enjoy occasionally  taking close-up photos of natural subjects it will be on your camera 95% of the time.

I'd have bought Loupedeck+ long ago if it worked with Photolab and/or Affinity.

I used the 55-250 STM on an 80D and was quite pleased with it. It was part of my light travel kit with 10-18 STM, 24 f2.8 STM and the 55-250 STM. For the price it's a fantastic lens. I'm not ...

With Affinity Photo updates are free. You buy the software, it's your and that's it. They don't come up with:"Oh your new camera saves files in a different format? Sure we support those files...but...

Next year Canon will release the flagship 1DX3, and many suggest by the end of the year we may also get the 7D3. I believe there's no way Canon will release 1DX3 and 5D5 within the same year. The ...

24-70 2.8 ii 70-200 f2.8 ii (or iii, they're basically the same) UWA of choice, the best one for price/performance is the 16-35 f4 The old 300 f4 lenses are a bit dated I had both the IS and non-IS ...