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Yes, check pages 80-82 of the manual, and it was confirmed by a Canon guy, but I can't recall which one. I can understand Canon choosing this, but it would be fun to play with some uncropped EF-S!

Canon could be really cool and introduce atomatic focus stacking with the R...! It would be so easy, just bracket focusing, taking a bunch of shots, then combine them with a sharpness detecting ...

Yes, amazing the crap you can get away when it's published on a web site.

AS has been said, you'll get a 1.6 crop just like on APS-C, so : Crop : 1.6x MPixels : 30/(1.6x1.6) = 11.7 Crop is automatic for EF-S lenses RAW file saves the cropped image only N.B.  EF-S will ...

"I have forgotten what species she is but she was loud!" Rosie or the frog ??? ;-)

Yet many today get a 7DII or 80D instead of a 5DS-R.  At the moment, Canon's APS-C can handle a much higher fps (and is cheaper) than the highest density FF. That is also a strong possibility from ...

Except those that want to try wide-angle 4K video without splashing out on an expensive L lens. But the point is for those whom today have a pro FF camera and a 7DII/80D for extra reach, using only ...

LOL, no!

Yes, this would be an EOS-R for use with ER lenses (+EF and EF-S), but with a high-density APS-C sensor.  Sort of 7D style ML for pros that want extra reach but also ER lenses.

Yes, I've got the app on my RX100-V, but they ditched all the app system after that on all models and haven't included the function in firmware  :-( Maybe because using a new OS, and maybe trying ...

In fact it's a bit weird, the intervalometer is restricted to producing in-body time-lapse movies, same as on M50, M5, M6.  :-( There is a 'normal' one in 7DII, 80D, 5DIV.

Will Canon bring out and EOS-R with an APS-C sensor? There are already some very nice cameras in the EOS-M series so why? Well, this could be a sort of ML 7DIII.  High density APS-C sensor, ...

Another question might be, will Canon bring out an EOS-R with an APS-C sensor?  (i.e. a sort of ML 7DIII).  The next 2 or 3 EOS-R bodies will reveal all...!

We could do with more details to help... :-) Which card models and capacity? What error message? Anyway... 1. visually check pins in camera for bent ones. 2. Check pins in card reader used for bent ...

Good news, Canon do include intervalometers in the latest bodies :-)

I hope you don't have to wait too long ;-)

I wonder if this applies more to some of the older bodies. The processor in the adapter is suposed to be doing the conversion work to adjust the focusing instructions from the body, so I suspect ...

Hey, calm down, it is not possible to adapt M lenses to EF or EF-S bodies - at least not without a weird and complicated adapter that no-one will attempt to make!

I tend to agree with BirdShooter7, as so far all we have is hearsay about potential problems.

Interesting, although I think the exifs are always ok, must check that out...