gipper51

Yes you will, but it's a lot of cash for a bit more resolution and dynamic range.  How badly do you want it?  You can get the EOS R  for less money if all you want is the sensor. Actually, a used ...

I've never shot the 35-150, but I had the 28-75 for quite a few years.  It's a decent lens, but by modern standards it's 'just OK'.  The focus is not terribly fast or accurate, you'll likely need ...

I'm not getting one yet , but I will eventually.  The R5 is the first one that is tempting, but I won't pay early adopter price.  $2K is my personal limit I will spend on a camera body, so probably ...

This exactly.  Constant lens changes are not enjoyable.

More RAM only makes your PC faster when you don't have enough to begin with.  32GB is more than enough for most image editing tasks.  There are exceptions, but you'd have run into them by now and know

Shame I'm not really in the market for any photo goodies right now. Since last year I'm finally at a point where my gear lust is satisfied (for now). I'm not shooting that much anyway, so spending ...

It's really the same as it's always been...desktops give most performance for the dollar. With mini PCs you sacrifice performance and pay a premium for small size. Laptops, you pay for ...

I'll second this!  Wonderful old lens.  I like the rendering of older glass, especially for portraits.  The bit of CA they exhibit adds some character in my opinion, but in the good way. I sold ...

Fast chip, but only the 10lb behemoth gaming laptops will be able to cool it down enough to hit these speeds for more than a few seconds. Fahgetabot this CPU in the 'thin and light' segment.

I didn't read many replies, but my wish list would be: Compact 50-200 f4 L same extending design as the RF 70-200 Reasonably priced pancake primes for RF system.  Several between 20mm to about ...

I don't doubt the L will outperform the IS II wide open, and rightfully it should. The OP mentioned wildlife, and the L would likely be the better tool for that. I considered getting the L before ...

For quite a few years now, I haven't taken DSLRs anywhere to just have a 'camera to carry around'. I did when I first got interested in photography over 15 years ago, but those days of "I love to ...

I've never shot the L, but I do have the 70-300 IS II and it's a surprisingly good lens, both optically and for AF speed.  The lens is extremely light, and I'm much more willing to carry it all ...

Nice shots.  I love urban exploring type shots.  Wish I could get out and do more of it.  There's a few in my town that would be good to shoot. And yes, the 5D4 and 16-35 f4 are a fantastic combo.

A 5Ds can be had new grey market for about $1100 right now.  Tremendous bargain if more pixels and excellent autofocus are a priority.

But if the camera gets trashed due to water, will they warranty it? Or is it just a sticker on the box to make you feel better about it?

I think all the makers have very loose promises about weather sealing as it's something way too easy to be abused by shooters and then try to claim a warranty coverage. Just like drag racing your...

I gotta believe Canon has at least one more generation of 5D and 6D cameras coming out, if nothing else to help move EF lenses.  I've yet to hear of EF production halting or even reducing (though ...

I successfully re-glued the grip on a 1Ds years ago using good ol' rubber cement.  Worked great.  Use painter's tape to mask off the body and grip around the areas for easier removal of the excess ...

While test charts and 'adjusting for equivalence' may show that FF should have little-to-no benefit, my personal experience tells me otherwise. In the years I've shot FF and APS-C bodies together, ...