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One minus would be no user upgradable firmware. The last time a new EF-M camera didn't work properly with the lens people had to send theirs to a servicing department. In that case I'd be Leary of ...

On CR? Yeah, the R10 image is clearly not an actual physical device from the sensor size to mount ratio if it claims to be APS-C. The sensor to mount gap in EF-M is larger than the mockup, so RF ...

Yep, same situation around here with the big box retailers in Illinois (USA). I went to a Target somewhat recently and they had the M50ii, M200, and one DSLR for Canon.

It's tough understanding what Canon was thinking with EF-M. The same could be said for Nikon with their CX mount, Pentax with Q, and Samsung NX. Sony's choice is odd in a way too. Assuming the Wiki ...

With the R6 at $2499 I find it seems unlikely Canon will price anything APS-C around the same price even if it's got higher pixel density. The 90D is at $1199, so more than that. If Canon simply ...

4k video crop modes on the R/RP. Maybe a camera that's faster in aps-c mode for photos. Edit: looks like the R5 has crop video modes as well.

I'd rather see the continuation of cheap full-frame cameras than cheap APS-C in RF. Canon changed the game with the RP and forced companies like Nikon to respond. I bought a Z5 when it went on ...

Assuming the rumors are correct, it will be interesting seeing where Canon would slot in this rumored R10 in with the RP around. I think it's pretty clear the R7 would be an expensive professional ...

We will see. No idea where they would slot that R10 in with the RP around. I'll make my own rumor and say it's EF-M mount, lol. If all this is true then Canon execs have issues. All of that time ...

"Two countries reported that the m6ii is discontinued" and then the usual speculation. Okay. Assuming the m6ii is discontinued, does that mean it will finally drop in price? Haha. It's still $850 ...

I think a lot of the people here are going to disagree with that article. I had the M100 and enjoyed a lot about it. Ended up selling it, but I've considered getting an M200. The main reason I ...

Olympus sold to "Japan Industrial Partners Inc." which is based in Tokyo. They have taken up a few other companies under similar circumstances like Sony's PC business. Probably exists to keep ...

Nothing said by Canon. All we can do is speculate. My guess is that they are struggling to keep existing models in stock and put component priority on high margin RF cameras. Sony's aps-c lineup is ...

We shall see. I get the point of a super fast RF sports camera if they can't manage a full-frame sensor that can fill that spot at a manageable price. I don't get the point of cheap APS-C RF ...

I'm extremely excited to see what James Webb can produce! So far so good.

No sound passthrough with the USB webcam utility. I've used it with the original M50 and M6 Mark II. The camera stays on indefinitely as long as you have a proper DC coupler and AC adapter. The ...

Seems like a smart move overall. Hopefully they put those resources into their domestic manufacturing plants like the one in Miyazaki. I did a study abroad in Nagasaki city so I have a fondness for...

I think that went away a year or two ago. In time I'd hope they drop it like Sony has.

I haven't used the M200, but it has the potential benefit of using either USB or a HDMI capture solution. Same goes for the M50 Mark II and M6 Mark II. One thing to keep in mind with HDMI on Canon ...

I can confirm, this is my use case. I use the M6ii as my main video camera attached to an Atomos Ninja V. Partly due to Canon's 30 minutes per clip limitation, but also because I've started liking ...