Dr_Jon

EOS-M but only with DPAF cameras IMHO...

BTW it will be interesting to see what comes first, an EOS-M1 (or whatever) with 4k or a 20MP Sony A7sIII with PDAF. Personally I'd like to have a choice.

I don't think 20fps is all that meaningful and people should mostly be looking at other things, like AF quality, when assessing the camera (hence this sort of stuff is good). I have a RX100V which...

I used to have the mk 1 RX100, which zooms to 100mm, and recently (as you know) changed to the V. I do find the 70mm long end quite a bit limiting. If you like to "zoom in" on things it may not be ...

Hey, could be worse - the Canon 85mm lens they use pre-dates digital sensors, so wasn't even designed with the sensor cover glass in mind. (It's the cheap one, not the L.)
It is a problem if they...

Try one of the Canon DPAF ones, like the 6D mk II...

It would be interesting to test 1080p and 4k video as well. (I'm assuming the tests other than 6k were for stills?)

BTW if you are talking about video then note most mail systems have a maximum message size and it's easy to go over it. Something like WeTransfer (or a dropbox link) is a better way to send video ...

The spec does say: CONTINUOUS SHOOTING SPEED (MAXIMUM) (WITH MAX. RECORDING PIXELS) Speed Priority Continuous Shooting: approx. 14 fps Continuous Shooting: approx. 5 fps http://helpguide.sony.net/d ...

Plus the Olympus Air looks like a lens, but is actually in two parts....

I got it from Calumet (Drummond Street) who matched an offer from Camera World, which is currently £50 less good than it was then: http://www.camerapricebuster.co.uk/Sony/Sony-Compact-Cameras/Sony- ...

I recently upgraded my RX100 I to a V and okay it's not quite the IV but I am very happy with my decision. Firstly the EVF allows "photography" to happen in bright sunlight, where I previously ...

Strange, I find mine really good on my 5Dsr, what body are you using and are you talking macro or non-macro (or both)?

As I mentioned in my other post my issue with the non-L USM macro was inconsistent non-macro focusing. The L has been an absolute joy of a lens. A couple of 100% crops are here: https://www.dprevie ...

Being somewhat annoyed by the SteadyShot performance of my RX100V in 4k I had a long look at them. There are a number of good videos available (I'll look in my browser history in a sec). I'd ...

I don't know, sometimes people don't phrase a question well, perhaps due to English not being their native language, and it all kicks off. I can see why some people wouldn't want to dive into a ...

My problem with the USM lens was inconsistent focusing BTW. I find the L enormously improved. Also neither lens are in the best focusing groups for the Canon cameras I've looked at (OTOH something ...

Don't worry about it, this place is often an argument waiting to happen. Hopefully there was some useful information in some of the responses as there are a lot of people who try to be helpful too.

Very nice concise summary, nothing for me to do here...

I used to really dislike my 100 USM macro for non-macro work, partly due to the AF, so i ended up pretty much only using it for macro work. The 100 L was really a lot more of a revelation than I ...

Probably as the way the AF works is different and it'll most likely annoy you somewhat.