Shiranai

Yeah, you're right. You're talking about real world photos. I'm talking about studio. We talk completely at cross-purposes.

Let's put it that way: As you said yourself in like 90% of situations you won't need an IBIS. Even less in a studio and even without flashes. Cause normally you have a tripod. I never had IBIS and ...

People in the 90s also thought its impossible that a digital image sensor could be better than an analog one. Yet here we are, having more resolution and DR than any 35mm camera.

Moving subjets...

IBIS is another thing you don't really need in studio photography. I personally don't miss IBIS at all in my R. I  just don't need to go down to 1/20th. And for everything you can do with 1/100th ...

Only if you're in the Sony bubble that makes you think a camera with bells and whistles sells more. The 6D2 is currently still among the Top 10 of Canon bestsellers at B&H. Same will happen with ...

So I always find these MTF charts that should show the sharpness of a lens. And its measured in line pairs per mm. So far so good. But what actual resolution can I read from these numbers? Does it ...

As for the numbers you get from Dpreview, they're basically useless. Not everybody clicks that button and as you say yourself, Dpreview is more Sony centered. The flickr groups are a better ...

Will probably come soon with a FW upate.

Well, if you say money isn't an issue I would simply take the better camera, the EOS R. If you wanna safe money and put it into lenses, I think it comes down to if you need 8fps, the slightly ...

More like "The slow man's lightroom" :) Its an extremely sluggish software.

Yes but they also showcased a 120MP sensor already in 2016. And there were already rumors about Canon working on new sensor technology and that the third EOS R will be introducing that technology.

Nothing new, this was already rumored last year. This is going to be Canons dick measuring contest camera so I wouldn't expect too much from it than just these possibly 75-100 megapixels. But Canon ...

You can't switch to manual focus if the camera thinks the attached lens is AF. As I said earlier I was able to fix the problem with the M42 adapter, which has a Dandelion chip. This chip can be ...

It works a lot better than on my EOS 6D where it tended to front- or backfocus a lot. The EOS R is a beast for nailing focus. Even in an almost dark room (no windows, door just open by a few ...

Good news: I was able to fix at least the M42 adapter problem. The chip on it is a Dandelion chip. You can switch that chip into manual focus mode. Funnily after doing that, AF assist as well as ...

Hey guys, I have an EOS R since today. Now to my surprise I found out that there are a few quirks regarding adapted manual lenses. So my Mitakon 85mm 1.2 would give me an "ERR 01: Communication ...

What does it have to do with your monitors resolution if you compare a 100% crop of these images.
If you dismiss three 1:1 comparison pictures and don't trust review sites, we don't have to talk...

I guess Dpreview also doesn't get the difference in their real world comparison on page 5.
Quote: "...the differences are difficult to recognize unless compared side-by-side at pixel-level."
Maybe...

People compain about EOS R, but are cheering here for a camera with 3fps, no 4K and a merely placebo advantage over full frame :D

Without proof? Did you actually read this part of the review?

https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilm-gfx-50r-review/5

There is literally a comparison which proves that the differences of...