Croomrider

I just wonder why you aren't fully invested in Fuji-X? They seem to offer everything you say you want, APS-C with a full lineup of lenses for that format. I think you are right, Canon will never ...

I think they have that covered, and lenses to match! ;-)

Just looked and didn’t see that kit listed. However I did see an R + RF24-105L for $2259.

Obviously Canon themselves have told us and many just don’t want to believe them. They called it an R7, not an R90 or anything else. That should tell everyone where Canon intended it to be in the ...

I think for the types of pics you do I would recommend an “R”, either new or used over the RP. It has a much better sensor than the RP. Pair that with the RF24-105L, and at some point add a prime ...

I think this is spot on!

I don't get your argument here. The only Canon digital camera to ever have a stacked sensor, and eye control, is the R3. In case you haven't noticed, in Canon's pro camera numbering system, a ...

"* 20 fps continuous drive (R7 offers 15fps)" At least this part was incorrect. The 20fps for the R6 is in ES mode, it is 12fps max in MS mode.

Several of the popular YouTube reviewers were hosted by Canon in Orlando for hands on use opportunities of the R7 & R10 last week. Their mini reviews went online today and all I've seen were very ...

I believe the gear is interchangeable, but I can't say definitively.

If you want it for portraits and don't like primes, I would go with the RF70-200 f2.8. It's a lot of money, but it's a great lens. It can be used for portraits through the whole range. I use mine ...

I don't have a tracker either and managed to get this with my old EF100-400 mk1 at a 1 sec exposure. There is definitely some blur, but all of my non-photography friends were still impressed.

Decide what lens you want to use and then buy the best body you can afford that fits it. Are your portraits going to be natural light or in a studio? Do you prefer prime or zoom? Head shots, full ...

The R7 will without a doubt be smaller and lighter than your 7DII. It will also use any lenses you currently have with the use of an adapter. Canon also has several inexpensive telephoto options ...

Just sort them by file type and then select the ones to import or delete, is there something else I'm missing?

No, I am perfectly happy with my R5 as my "small" camera. I am used to 7D & 5DIII and now have a GFX100s as well. The R5 is plenty small compared to any of those. I also have an RP, but almost ...

I agree, I bought the Samyang RF85mm f1.4 and gave my EF 85 to my niece who is just getting started, and I already have a few adapters. I want my primes sharp wide open or otherwise I'll just use ...

I also have the Samyang RF85mm f1.4 and like it very much.

If you can find one, a Samyang (or Rokinon) RF85mm f1.4 is a great affordable lens for portraits. No adapter needed.

Very nice as always! If I see you post images I always look and they never disappoint.