Mark B.

Not anytime in the near future, given that Canon has warned 3rd party lens makers not to make any RF autofocus lenses.  Do a Google search on this.

Every Canon DSLR I've had has an exposure meter in the VF.  No it's not the same as having a histogram but it does give you an idea.

Ok, that's what I'm saying.

I would say it's the R6 series.

Yes, it's not intermittent.  It wasn't there in the photos from April 2019, so something happened to the camera between then and May 2020 when the cat photos were taken.

Several years ago I e-mailed BR directly about this and they sent me a new strap!

I see the white dots quite easily when viewed at 100%, so I agree it does seem to have something to do with the update.

I've only ordered refurb from Canon, but I have to say their shipping is not speedy at all.  No idea on returns, but I can say that returns with Amazon are super easy.  While my experience with ...

These were taken in 2019, so it could be something that happened to the camera between then and now.  Do you have other photos that are current?

Probably not given Canon's cease-and-desist orders on 3rd parties and RF mount.  They may not legally be allowed to do anything further on RF mount lenses.

Yes, PSDs (Portable Storage Devices) that you describe used to be far more common.  But cheap laptops obsoleted them quickly. Here's an example; it's a 1TB portable drive with card slots, but a ...

Thus the reason for the f/stop system. f/4 at 1/250 second and ISO 100 will yield the same exposure on a 50mm lens as well as a 200mm lens.  That also is true regardless of the sensor size.  ...

They say the only bad question is the one that's not asked, but honestly it's not clear what you are actually asking.  Can you re-phrase?

Geez so return it, get a refund, buy elsewhere.  Problem solved.  I've had relatively few problems considering how much I buy from Amazon, but the very few issues I've had it was resolved quickly ...

Their returns are very easy, with quick refunds.  Take advantage of it and order it from a dedicated camera dealer.

You're probably right.  The US Sun is an online-only version of the UK tabloid.  It's owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp - also the owner of Fox News.

If you mean Adobe DNG or TIFF, no there is no option for raw other than CR3.  As noted, if your current software does not recognize it then use Canon's DPP.  Or upgrade your software.

Wouldn't a fan need a vent somewhere?  I would also think a fan, even a small one, would have a noticeable impact on battery life.

Only the "normal" lens (26mm equivalent) has the 1/1.65" sensor.  The ultra-wide and tele lenses use a 1/3.4".

Does this work for the R6 v1 also?