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Dear Dave, The good news is your equipment is fine in photographing this sport with possibly 1 recommendation:  more lens reach. Outdoor sports played in natural sun light are on the forgiving side ...

It is well documented in dpreview forums I am not a fan of Canon R and R6 due to their poor EVF refresh rates resulting in subpar camera performance.  What you are trying to achieve can easily be ...

Chromecast to TV.

Sony EVF has years of development ahead of Canon, and Canon EVF as I have outlined earlier is behind in technology. If you are comfortable with Canon EVF, the rest of the camera will be just fine ...

I would recommend you read my post regarding your ISO concern: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64877160 You will see a direct comparison between my OMD vs Canon 5D.m4 Hopefully this answers ...

Your story is similar to mine, but not exact.  I needed a camera that can photograph sports and some lower-light. Coming from 15 years with Canon including 5D.M4 myself, I found my answer in ...

Pro-Capture .... I just learned something new.  I wasn't even aware so I searched it and found a video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTFmWHsMOd0 Yes that feature would change the ...

poster 'tdbmd' summed it up best: it depends on your shooting style. My intent is to make any purchaser of the R6 aware the EVF is not 100%.  This design flaw may/may not be noticed by the user ...

Started with the R: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/62081902 R6 (1) John Sheehy acknowledges EVF lag: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4516277

The shutter operates at that speed but after the 7th + consecutive frame what good is it because you can't track your subject. If you are not planning on holding down the shutter button in C-AF ...

I only shoot lacrosse and ice hockey and for those sports you need to shoot prior to the expected shot and through the shot because you never know when the player will actually shoot (or pass).  ...

The issue is not tracking, it is while in C-AF mode, after the 7th consecutive shot (or so) the EVF locks up and fails to refresh creating a situation where the photographer looses sight picture ...

Maybe temperature affects it because my event was ice hockey and it was a colossal failure.  I know others have posted as well having similar experience.

After the 7th continuous photograph the EVF fails to keep up, freezing creating a situation where you loose subject tracking.  This is unacceptable behavior and I have not experienced it with ...

The video describes an issue with the back screen, what I am referring to is the actual EVF.  The EVF will freeze (not refresh) while shooting continuous.  This creates a situation where you loose ...

Canon's EVF refresh rate is too slow to fully support sports photography.  Before you buy, test to see the issue for yourself.

The EM5.m2 supports tethering so it can be used as a webcam, the current model 3 does not. And no USB-C support. Otherwise it is a fine product.

I migrated from Canon T2i/70D/5D.m4 to OMD EM1.m3.  The only photography I struggle with the OMD is low-light action.  Outside of that 1 event, the m4/3 system enables me to 'get the shot' without ...

I am a sports photographer and I can't assist your question properly without the following information: * What camera gear do you presently own? * What sports do you want to photograph? (ie ...

I am an ice hockey photographer and I wait for the action to approach me in order to obtain the best framing.  I am going to assume motor cross is the same approach.  Waiting for the action to ...