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is canon launching a ff milc anytime soon?

a 600mm is very challenging to use. very few will know how to fully utilize it.

the guy took hands-down fantastic shots that a lot of people will appreciate and you don't think its newsworthy?

@thoughts r us: not gonna happen. ff has been the accepted standard for a very long time... especially now the sony released a fantastic ff body (a7m2) at a fantastic price range. next most widely...

im just curious... can the eagle eat the crab? isn't the crab's shell tough?

hands down fantastic shots! i doubt i could do the same even if i was given an A9. kudos to the photographer! sony should pay him!

@Kharan Agree. Nikon has to get it right and go all out. It sounds like Nikon is serious with their Z6 (mirrorless D750) and Z7 (mirrorless D850). It has to be at least as good as their DSLR...

marketing is what every company does. sony has their "bealpha" campaign and nikon has their teasers.

@PaulSnowCat I would say let's wait for Nikon's actual announcement before assuming anything. I think Sony is well-prepared for Canikon. And marketing, like what both Sony and Nikon are doing, is...

I think Sony has huge advantages that will make it hard for Canikon:
1. Sony gave out their AF logic to make it easy for third-party lens manufacturers. Something Canikon will never do. Probably...

Looks like Canon has a very solid branding and is really good in marketing.

Sony is preparing. Not panicking. That's what big companies do. They plan and prepare ahead of time. Its the reason why they released the now best-selling FF a7m3. They knew Canikon may enter the...

I've been with Sony since the A700 came out and during those days people just laughed at a-mount. So its surprising to see so many comments saying that Sony is the major player in the mirrorless...

Im pretty sure that the people in these camera forums are not representative of the global community. There are way more consumers that would prefer a smaller and lighter camera and majority don't...

im predicting nikon will launch a highend ff mirrorless that will be very capable. it will definitely have some quirks and be far from perfect as first generation models are. but it will be enough...

i doubt canon will announce anything of interest at all. its canon's heritage to bring out cameras with minor updates.

sts2: manufacturers would do well to respect the greater majority of their consumers... and im not so sure if big bulky cameras are in line with that.

@sandyb i believe its much harder to implement af on ff as compared to the smaller sensor of the V1. so its not apples to apples. i wouldn't use the "few rumors" as basis for claiming excellent af...

i think there are way more over ecstatic nikon users saying sony will now die compared to "afraid sony users"

the D3 is not anywhere near first generation.