Vivid1

A measly 5fps for lossless raw ?!? And still a body that resembles a paving brick with dials and buttons. No thanks. Sony probably saw how good the the R6 sales are and thought they'd put a camera...

Yup and the R5 which does 90% of the A1 for half the price...

That T90 was one sexy beast - I think this was Luigi Colani original design for Canon. And all 1 and 3 series cameras since have been variations of that theme. I think this was always part of the...

Loved the feature on my old EOS3. This should filter down to lower models soon (as was the case in EOS film days) and used to be quite a nice USP for Canon. Off course nowadays it is mostly about...

Absolutely Stunning! Did you shoot tripod mounted or did you do some handheld with the 500?

$10 pm (for now) is quote low in developed countries (not so much in poor countries), but it is not about the amount but the fact that you are being kept hostage on-line by Adobe for ever... That...

FV: You have it completely backward. ANY Sony feels like a toy compared to the 1d series, which is what the R3 is built on

Try changing lenses when dust, smoke or debris are flying around. I think this idea is brilliant - especially when they eventually get rid of mechanical shutters.

I did that a few years ago. Found a 1d service manual on line and replaced the low pass filter with IR. The biggest problem I recall was keeping the darn thing clean. Every time I though I had it ...

I have used ON1 with good effect so far. Quite happy

I think it is simply that Canon is testing some new tech (new sensor, ecf for starters) and therefore they are hesitant to call it an R1 yet. One thing that I can say with certainty is that the R1...

I would say most enthusiast- and pro photographers for starters. Off course, but then there will always be  a place for a specialist photographic instrument that is easy to handle, stable and ...

Ok, 'nail in the coffin' might have been too strong an expression for ILC's in general. But you have to admit if this technology leads to cheap and fairly fast optical telephotos in a phone, that ...

Yes, and probably another nail in the coffin for large interchangeable lens cameras...

This looks very exciting - can make long telephoto on cell phones a possibility https://phys.org/news/2021-06-goodbye-camera-miniaturized-optics-counterpart.html?fbclid=IwAR3c2YNtL1EQT1W2Xm5ybC4nTq ...

"Because a seal on a grip is not a big deal," No, it IS a big deal
" but the extra size of the camera all the time is?! " No, it ISN'T a big deal - not in the LEAST. But what WOULD be a big deal...

So one guys drops his lens and it cracked; and somehow it becomes a 'design flaw' to be discussed at a Canon eos R3 camera article????

Exactly, so why introduce another seal. You are welcome to use your add-on grip in the rain. I would rather not.

Pantunes: "But the grip doesn't remove weather proofing..."
It does not remove it but certainly weakens it. The grip itself is nice an weatherproof, but the battery compartment seal can get...

Pantunes. I can live with the size; these cameras are just such a joy to handle. I have traveled a lot with mine (1dii, 1dsiii, 1dx and now dxii) and if you add 16-35, 24-70 and 70-200 (or 100-400)...