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And both lenses aren't to far apart in price.

Awesome lens any way you look at it. The only way an apsc Canon shooter wouldn't want it is because there's a new efs 35 2.8 is stm macro that is also an awesome lens.

For full frame shooters I...

I'm wondering how long will it take the eos 6dmk2's price drop to the same level as the original 6d.

This is possibly a strategy to place the price of the 6dmk2 slightly above that of the 80d,...

Question for DPR staff and readers:

What would you personally prefer based on image quality alone, and your personal criteria?

Eos 80d or Eos 6dmkII and why?

The navy has a new toy that can take down any drone... I think the game was called Laser Tag or Photon...

I haven't had any issues with NR on DPP. It works pretty well. As long as I don't go on pixel peeper mode at ISO 6400.

I usually use DPP 3.x... , but I also have dpp4.x....
I was wondering if there would be any real difference in using other raw developing software, with the latest canon cameras. Dpp4 is slower and...

Has anyone tried to process canon raw files from their latest cameras on Canon DPP4 and on any other raw developer? Just to see if there is much of a difference from one to the other.

On these type of cameras almost everyone starts with a kit lens. That's what I did, but now I have four more lenses.

The 18-55 IS is ok for starting out.
My second lens was a 50 1.8
Then came...

Center point is sensitive down to f2.8, vertically, center point is also sensitive up to 5,6 like the rest of the 9 points.

They work just fine in day light, in low light the changes a bit. I...

Yes one crosstype point and It can still do the job. Even my 1100d can.

The d5600 competes with the new 800d. It's not comparable with the sl2.

The 800d is a pretty nice camera, as is the d5600, and there mustn't be too much of a difference in price.

Rumors say there is an efs 30 1.8 stm in the works, and it may come with IS.

Thing is you can get images that are just as good with a cheap apsc, as long as you have just as good light as the one used in that location.
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PanaLeica Phone m4/3 sensor and mount. A special purpose 12mm or 14mm pancake lens with an f2.8 aperture. They don't even have to make a new sensor.

The other option could be making a phone with Leica FF or m4/3 sensor and the correspondent mount covered by a body cap. When you want to use the camera to just mount your favorite Leica lens on...

Lumix lenses are pretty nice, but it's true that Sigma has very few lenses for m4/3.

Picture 36:

Someone left their Eos 1100d on the table.
I know it's not the best camera in the world, but a forgotten camera is like candy at the door of a school when the bell rings.

PANA-LEICA PHONE?

Panasonic did make a phone with a 1" sensor in it.
It may be time to put a 4/3 sensor in it.... Or not ..

$$$700-750usd.

Not too cheap I think.