ByronP

Actually, the size of the lens should not make much difference as to how you hold a camera.  I was summarily disciplined by Joe McNally as to how I hold my camera.  That is, for optimal sharpness, ...

True about use one lens and get good at it.  I use the very inexpensive, cheaply made canon 55-250 is lens most of the time.  I can take flower images, some sports, some landscapes, almost ...

Maybe (tied to hardware), but the system with the most options other than weight and size are the full frame bricks which my old decaying bod can't handle.  So my point for most people is, the ...

One thing some are overlooking.  Cameras are a system from the menu system, lens, other attachments.  If you believe that a market such as advance cameras as opposed to p&s and iphone cameras is ...

There is an easy way to send a message to dpr, don't ever again buy anything through them or Amazon,  I have some friends at corporate Amazon near Seattle, I think I will give them a heads up.

DPReviw is supposed to be a review site and not an opinion site.  Opinions belong in an opinion section.  Complaining that xyz should have had this technology available x years ago is an opinion. ...

Sure, no problem.  Better with a mono pod.  In my opinion the heavier the lens makes the physical size of the camera less important if one is using a mono pod or tripod.  On a heavy lens the lens ...

DPR just admitted that high end camera users don't pay much attention to dpr's reviews. Wonder why? From my perspective, dpr has always been a Nikon fan, but recently they have gone out of their...

what af settings worked the best for you.  I have tried capturing butterflies with a 80d as they move every which way across the sky with little luck.  They seem too small for the af sensors to ...

I have a 80d and a 7d2.  I carry the 80d.  It is lighter and the sensor in my opinion is better at low iso's.  I have shoot lots of sports, bif and flowers moving in the wind.  It focuses almost ...

While I really like my sl1, I can't SEE a sl2.  My guess is the next M will be Canon's version of an sl2 with adapters for both full frame lens and S lens with native M lens.

The review as far as the canon is concerned the hands on review is suspect. They spent one day shooting with the canon. From their dialogue they did not use Canon's cases and the other af option...

The problem with this hands on review is the same problem that dpr had doing the canon 80d review. That is, the shooters did not have the knowledge to set the af settings correctly. If you look...

Yes, I am doing macro photography (bugs, inside of flower parts, whatever.) Bp

Thanks.  It works with single point focus and drive mode=one shot.  But not with single focus point and drive mode=multi.  Shame because when I hand hold the camera I use multi shot and hope one ...

When I set my 80d on back focus and my lens (55-250 is) on auto focus, I can press the back button to do an original focus and then taking my figure off the back focus button I can do a fine focus ...

I have done lately  softball and hardball jr college sports with my 80d.  I have plenty of bats on ball hits, people sliding into base and almost everything else that happens in a game with little ...

What the above sequence shows is that the 80d tracks just fine for a $1k camera and that dpr put out incorrect info (bad camera, bad camera settings, whatever.) If dpr was a camera company people ...

I have been reading dpr almost since Phil A. started it.  From my perspective they have always had a different negative perspective for Canon vs say Nikon.  Also, their reviews are more oriented ...

Have you tried the 80d?  I have both the 80d and 7d2.  Obviously, the 7d2 is better for moving objects, but the 80d is pretty darn good also.  My only real disappointment is the 7 shots/second and ...