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Best for shooting what subject matter? If you want a long 2:1 the laowa 100/2.8 is the winner. If you want the quickest and most accurate af, FE90 is the best choice, it's rated at 15fps on the ...

The Canon CEO prediction was accurate only because the 2020 ILC market was seriously crippled by coronavirus, as this DPR article explains:

"...considering 2020 was anything but average (at least...

"As you can see in the image on top, Canon UK stated that the EOS R3 sensor was “designed and manufactured by Canon“. Canon USA and Canon Japan just stated the sensor was “developed by Canon“. A...

@Kona Mike: "oh and I doubt Sony could fab a Dual Pixel back-illuminated stacked CMOS image sensor."

Sony did that way back in 2016, and they also have DPAF patents of their own, so they wouldn't...

For $1900 U.S. dollars you are nearly in the ball park for a used Sony a9, which has better af than just about anything else on the market, due to the stacked sensor it uses. The next step up from ...

For a mid-level budget, probably well above what the o.p. is asking about, the hands-down winner for BIF shooting would be a used a9/200-600 combo. See the BIF samples in this thread, starting ...

@BrianK2 - "Loyalty is a one way street with Sony, and it isn’t moving in your direction"

That is not correct, Sony for instance supported Betamax for 40 years, before they finally stopped making...

Those are all f-mount lenses that use old focus motor technologies, they have not been proven on a real sports body, because Nikon does not have anything comparable to the 20-30fps a9/a9ii/a1 cameras.

Looks like it also comes with the standard rubber knob, if you are in a situation where the feet don't work well.

Aluminum version is $60 cheaper?

Thanks for posting this.

When you say "raw" are you talking about stills or video? Beyond that, I don't think that you'll be recording 10bit 4:4:4 video footage with a gopro? Do you have any camera that can do that? I'd be ...

I appreciate you documenting this issue, I'm trying to clarify it based on what's been posted so far: 1) You only use lenses with no OIS? You have not tested with an OIS-equipped lens? 1) Earlier ...

This is a complicated subject, but with af-c and native lenses, Sony cameras typically have true wysiwyg capability in the EVF, the aperture opening does not change when the shot is taken. In ...

For what you are shooting, there isn't much point in getting an a9ii over an a9, they use the same sensor and they both have the same af capability. The a9 is currently selling with an EDU ...

If there was still a market for small sensors, the big three would be addressing it more, but they aren't, because there isn't.

So Fuji can't sell more lenses to a dwindling market segment, same...

Astro and landscape work best with manual focus, so any lens will work there, and typically the same thing with macro. Zooms however may need good autofocus capability. e-mount has the best pricing ...

#Thoughts R Us: "we know as of now that there are 1377 people who've signed the petition on change.org"

That petition is two years old, and it's signed by a lot of people like you, who have never...

#GTLColorado - "don't let an issue become a class action suite"

So far, this hasn't been certified as a class action lawsuit in any state, including New York.

That is incorrect, Sony has had an ongoing free repair for loose flash mount screws in some a9 camera bodies, they even extended the expiration date since it was first announced in...

In re Canon Cameras Litigation, 237 F.R.D. 357 (2006)

"The plaintiffs in these consolidated cases (and proposed class action) are purchasers of various models of digital cameras manufactured by...

Lawyers are always looking for an excuse to sue companies:

Class action lawsuit for Pentax cameras aperture defects filed in New...