William Woodruff

OK, so you are not buying an R7, until Canon addresses this.  Does that mean you are committed to buying an R7 if/when Canon does address this?

The 15-35 for sure.  The 24-70 is a great mid-range zoom, but if you go to the 24-105 instead, you can take the 100-500 as your long lens with no gaps in coverage.  That gets you from 15-500, with ...

Victor, you can turn IBIS off with MF and/or non-stabilized lenses.  With a non-stabilized lens attached, go to the menu under Camera 7.  The item at the top controls IBIS for non-stabilized ...

While that is certainly possible, the safe path for third-party manufacturers would be to build their lenses to the EF protocol.  This would give up some of the presumptive advantage of combined ...

Placed 11^th in the challenge. Paddling on the Potomac River, on a beautiful summer day!

With regard to the "too small" comment, isn't that exactly the point of the R10?  If Canon wants to do away with the M series -- and I believe they do -- they need to offer something similarly ...

Canon Price Watch and Canon refurbs both appear to be available.

Why would you shoot in crop mode?  Pixel density doesn't change, so you don't actually get more reach.

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Why did you decide to make this personal?  It is possible to disagree another person's point, without attacking the person who made the point.  Just a suggestion towards civility.

I have the Sigma 85 1.4 Art, and it is an absolutely wonderful lens in all respects.  It works flawlessly on the R5. My experience is completely in line with the conclusion of the testing by ...

Get a refurb.  10% off is about $400, and you get a full warranty with Canon.

Your brain is glitching.  The R5 has never been $3499 as a new camera.  You might have seen it priced there as a refurb.

probably the same way they crippled the R5.

I have one additional thought that applies, not only to this specific situation, but to any situation that you want to capture, thoughtfully. Ask yourself, "What is my subject?"  The answer to this ...

There are a few things going on here.  Photo #2 is just out of focus; there's nothing more to be said about that one. In Photo #1 it appears that you are fighting a few problems. 1. The light is ...

Canon thinks it is a "II" model.

Thanks, it's worth a try, I guess.  It's weird that it works on the 6D, but fails on multiple adapters, on both R cameras.

OK, I'm running out of ideas here -- First, I'll lay out the gear I have on hand: I just splurged, and got two tilt-shift lenses, a TS-E 24L Mk2, and a TS-E 17L. Also, I have three FF bodies: I ...

Placed 9^th in the challenge. Once again, MacKenzie - ever the alert watchdog - successfully defends her household, by alerting the family to the approach of yet another nefarious mailman. Good dog, MacKenzie!