William Woodruff

The market price of your EF lenses might plummet, but their value will not.  They will not become "bad" lenses just because a newer RF version comes out.  The will work just fine adapted on your ...

Placed 13^th in the challenge. The start of the Juniors K2 (Two-person kayak) 1000 meter race at the 2017 U.S. National Sprint Championships.

Where the problem is happening with 3rd party lenses, or even with older Canon lenses, Canon might not care about this.  If you have this problem with RF lenses, they should be all over it.

https://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Canon%20EOS%206D,Canon%20EOS%20R6 I have a 6D.  It is one of my all-time favorite cameras, and it did pretty well (still does) in low light.  That ...

Thanks to all of you guys, I finally pulled the trigger on DXO at the current sale price.  Having seen some of the results here, I am looking forward to going back in time, and reprocessing some ...

Canon MP-E 65 f2.8 1-5 Macro

Thanks, that was the reason I started this thread -- it might be time to give it a try.

Thanks, Pro.  How difficult is it to move existing Adobe libraries over to DXO?

Yeah, I know this same discussion has been done before, but I'm not sure it has come up with the very latest versions of the relevant software. Background:  I have been in the Adobe ecosystem for ...

I have two thoughts here: If you are ready to move into the mirrorless world, the RP is so stupidly cheap that it is a no-brainer.  It will gain you a full stop or more over your existing gear, ...

Have you considered the M6II?  With 32mp on an APS-C sensor, that is as much reach as you can get in Canonland.  If you mounted a 100-400 on it, you would have more reach than an R6, even before ...

Thanks, and yeah doing anything with Topaz sends me out for coffee, while I'm waiting.  I like the results, but I hate the wait.  (Denoise, Gigapixel, and Sharpen).

Thanks for the input guys, that is all helpful to at least get started on defined my specs.  I gather from what you guys are saying, the Ryzen 9 is the top of the heap for processors?

It is time to build a relatively high-end computer for photo editing.  I may get into a bit of video, but really, were talking about still photography, for the most part.  I have completely lost ...

I have the Tamron 24-70 G2.  I have used it on my R for a year with no problems.  I have the R firmware updated, and I haven't had to do anything with the lens.

Significant vignetting is unavoidable in ultrawides.  Physics.

It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the camera seals.  Anytime you open the camera (e.g., when you change lenses), the inside of the camera is exposed to whatever the ambient humidity ...

You're in luck!  The EF-M 22/2.0 is your fast 35mm equivalent.  It is small, light, inexpensive, and sharp.

Wow!  Combining a camera with a vibrator -- Now THAT is a clever way to open up a whole new market segment!

Thanks for the thoughtful input to all who provided!