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An opportunity for someone to develop an ice pack for the camera.

I don't think it is the most used feature, but certainly used very often to adjust exposure on the fly.

I'm sure IBIS can be shut off, because it has to for some uses like tripod shooting.

How about a Tesla to round it all off? ;-)

Well, Canon do have more affordable equipment. I just think DPR did us and the camera a disservice claiming it is for the "masses".

What, are you even poorer than the "masses"? ;-)

Maybe their fat salaries from Amazon have made our dear editors lose touch with the reality of the real masses.

So the RP is the one for the masses, not the r6 then.

Like which system you already own.

I'm afraid there is only only one mass market.

Well said.

Our masses are obviously of a different weight than their masses.

"THE COMPANY’S MOST ADVANCED FULL-FRAME MIRRORLESS CAMERAS EVER"

It would have been even bigger news if it was not.

So... Brilliant performance until the power runs out. ;-)

My guess is as long as the camera knows the focal length the lens is at, it will stabilize any lens to a certain extent.

Would have loved this lens, but I already have the Vivitar Series 1 100-500mm. Of course no autofocus, but also stabilized on my Pentax. Also cheaper: $60 against $2699.

I do own a K1, but I've never used the button illuminating feature. That said, I'm glad it's there for times when I might need it. I think more manufacturers should embrace the feature for those ...

I can also touch type, but I've got myself a backlit keyboard, and I've never looked back.

I just use Windows Security and Malwarebytes Premium. Have been gouged by software like Bitdefender.