Chaitanya S

Raw buffer for this camera is rated at 240 photos( UHS- II) this is definitely a 1Dx Mk 3 for masses.

That is a very attractive pricing for teles.

R6 looks like its targeting sports/wildlife crowd and it should be very exciting to see how well performs in real world.

Darwin award contender.

@Quiquae : Sony doesnt have Fab for making Nand flash or Ram. They buy flash chips and controllers from someone else to make memory cards. Samsung, Toshiba(now Kioxia), Micron, WD/Sandisk, Hynix...

@Jones Indiana: even if physical form factor and electrical specifications(pci-e) are shared between XQD and CFexpress Type-B their communication protocols are completly different. In case of XQD...

Only CFexpress according to Lexars website.

Many will be "influencers".

Unfortunately even the Atech website hasnt provides any info about the modules. Previous dockable modules used propietary interface(physically quite similar to SATA).

Not everyone has access to a 3D printer(in India you cannot even get 3D printing done from shops), so I wont mind paying someone else for printing the cases rather than having to either purchase a...

On1 recently added those features but other than being a DAM dont really like UI of On1. Overall though unfortunately Lightroom is the only jack of all trades around with the features that...

Lexar already has announced a CFexpress card reader and it is a single slot reader dedicated just for that format. Whats odd is supporting CF in this day and age when it is nearly a dead format.

Compared to Kingston SD reader that price is a little too high. Also its not the Lexar of yesteryears which was owned by Micron.

@Peterwr: Materials used for tannings are a big source of water pollution in areas where tanneries are running. Also most of these companies in order to reduce costs of material, source their...

Crumpler used to make some of more comfortable straps around. Absolutely hate leather as material of choice for camera straps and its not enviornmentally friendly at all.

Far too many bridge chips will be needed for such an adaptor and there is not guarantee they will all work in harmony with each other.

Very interesting review, and given how Sigma has most of its supply chain local might have helped them in current climate.

Many 5d users will be happy to switch over.

Having decent sized camera body is good for balancing with bigger lenses and better ergonomics mean less stress on hands.

More important is what switches do they use? Also ports on side would have been more useful.