Abu Mahendra

My DSLR upgrade path was blocked so I switched paths to the R.

It looks like they're working on slow and dull lenses. I've got my APS-C equivalent 15-66 f/2.5 lens on order.

I don't know which landscape lenses you use on the M, but if it's the M11-22, that lens is quite good. I tested it once here on the firum against the EF16-35IS, and it acquitted itself quite well. . ...

Here's a recent image from the M3, JPEG transferred wirelessly to tablet, and processed only with Lightroom's one-click adjustment on Android. Certainly good enough. The RAW is on hand if i need ...

You are wasting valuable review time on useless reviews. The Yashica here, the look at cameras from the past earlier. For Fuch's sakes, focus on what matters. When are you going to review the most...

I just got the M32/1.4 two weeks ago, but which lens for the nod for a jaunt to Singapore? The M22/2. . . . . . Wide open . .

...then get the M15-45IS or M18-55IS lens.

Decide not on optical quality--they are both good--but rather on the focal length you need/want. One does not necessarily trump or substitute the other. . Something to keep in mind is that the ...

It's alright. I myself would rather shoot with the EF-M 22/2 on, say, an M5 which is just as sharp, but faster, or with the EF40/2.8 on FF.

My 2018 Huawei Mate 20X already has triple cams. And 7.2" OLED screen.

Sorry, bud. I own no FF 50mm prime lens. The only other 50mm i own is on the 24-70LII...

The short of it is that the lens is very good. Sharp and contrasty wide open. Optically probably the finest M lens. Me - been shooting with the M system since 2014, mostly with the 22/lens. . All ...

Been with the M system since 2014. Just bought the M32/1.4 lens, and I have to say that it is very good.

Marco, I'd love to see your talents put to use outside of Australia (and NZ). Ever think of taking a photographic vacation in SEAsia or PNG?

The M22/2 is a third the size of the M32/1.4 yet only twice slower. The IQ of the latter is indeed better, but that of the former is quite good too. They are both good lenses.

If size is a factor, the M22/2 wins out.

That Canon would put a FF sensor on the M to be used with crop sensor lenses? Or that Canon would have two lines of FF mirrorless cameras, M & R?

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Taken with the 100L & 6D. On crop sensor, the 100L is too long. You want the EF-S60/2.8.

My best output in 2018 was with the 6D, but here are a few with the M3: . Taiwan - the incredible Taroko Gorge . Guinea-Bissau - the old quarter . Malaysia - On the river Sarawak . Bali - Ubud . Ba ...