William Woodruff

As many have suggested, this could be a reflection of MF being in trouble generally, or Hasselblad responding to competition (5DSR, D850, X1D, GFX, etc.) There is also the possibility that it is...

I think that the really telling thing will be the 5DSR replacement (speculation is that it is coming in 2018.)  It has a pretty good DR already, and if they push the sensor tech like they did with ...

That is a great comparison, and it seems to be clear that the 6DII takes a beating as soon as you lift the shadows more than about 2 stops. By comparison, the 5DIV is competitive with the A7RII, ...

Y'know, it is going to be difficult for anyone to give you a really helpful answer to your question, since no one actually has a 6DII right now. Aside from the choice of cameras, it is interesting ...

Easy answer: 7D Mark III.  It is always best to choose the camera that doesn't exist, over the one that is not perfect.

Placed 51^st in the challenge. Fireworks display over the National Mall in Washington, DC, as seen from the water near Teddy Roosevelt Island.

As noted above, I was shooting handheld, from a canoe.

Thanks, I kind of liked that shot.  It was interesting to shoot from a canoe out on the river.  Usually, for fireworks, I will do longer exposures, ranging from 2-3 seconds or longer (occasionally ...

Washington, DC, handheld from a canoe.

Before you assume that Canon is somehow going to crush Sigma with a new 85, read the reviews.  Photozone, for example, begins their conclusion by saying the Sigma 85 Art is "Awesome.  Full stop."  ...

This is pretty worthless.  He says right up front that he is shooting JPEG, so his comments about low-light performance are, at best, a suggestion; at worst, they are BS. Besides that vague ...

Placed 15^th in the challenge. The Georgetown area of Washington, DC, as seen in Winter, across the frozen Potomac River.

That's kind of a loaded question -- asking for the "best" landscape lens.  If I take your question literally, I would suggest that you take a look at Canon's Tilt/Shift lenses.  If you are a ...

A little more information would be helpful, but given that your problem seems to get progressively worse in relation to the widest available aperture of each lens, I would suggest that you ...

I just got an 80D to replace/augment the 7D I have been using for the last 5 years or so.  The 80D has a slower framerate than the 7D2, but it doesn't sound like you need that; in fact, the 80D ...

Yeah, at this point, what I really want is the Canon, but with IS.

I have no idea what "tap in compatible" means.  That sounds great regarding compatibility, thanks.

I just ordered a 6D refurb, and I need to get a standard zoom.  I like them fast, so I would prefer to go with a 2.8, so the 24 - 105's are probably out.  Looking at the Photozone evals, the ...

Whoever came up with that theory doesn't understand the difference between cropping a final image, and cropping an image circle. In actual fact, FF lenses will almost always perform better on a ...

Why are you looking at the two pancakes?  If you are looking to lighten up your kit, the first thing to replace is the 7D.  Get a refurbished SL1 for a bit over $300, and you get an upgraded ...