Andrew53

Hmmm, weddings? Unique shots during the reception? No need to worry about high ISO or focus? Just wait, I think I talked myself into buying one.

Canon has been very slow in releasing lenses. Disappointing considering the, generally, good quality of the EOS-M lenses. I would like to mention the Mitikon 35mm f0.95 since no one else has. ...

Your right some people are clueless. I was complaining about pulling up the shadows too much.

Just because you can bring up the shadows, doesn't mean you should. Even the example photograph to show noise in the shadows, looks like poorly done HDR.

I'm not being an apologist for Canon's...

Tamron 16-300. I've always thought 18mm (28mm on FF) to be too limiting. I get more use out of the wide angle than the telephoto end.

I don't have the 80D, but I have DLSRs (70D, 5DSr, Sony, Nikon) and I have looked for years for a smaller system to carry around including the M, M2, M3 and lots of micro 4/3 stuff. I recently ...

I upgraded my MB 17" with 16GB of RAM (Apple says it can only take 8GB but 16GB works just fine) and a 1TB SSD drive. Like a new machine. Anyway, I also use a MS Surface Pro 4 and have a dock. Best ...

You put it in your MS Surface Pro. Dahhh.

I like the Nikon 50mm f1.2. with adapter. Not very good wide open, but at f2 it is pretty sharp, nice bokeh and a classic "rounder", less digital look. Older lens designed for manual focus so nice ...

I think the M series of cameras have excellent IQ and really nice lenses for the size, but, in my opinion, if the G7x II caused you to sell your 7D, then I don't think the M5 will give you any ...

It all depends on your style of photography. I own mirrorless including EOS-M, but if I could only have one APS-C camera, it would be the 7D Mark II or the 80D. Mirrorless only achieves it's ...