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18-35 seems to have extreme vignetting at the edges in APS-H .

Brick is good if the other end is a heavy telephoto lens. I for one would still pay real money for a battery grip for the M5 (I know, not gonna happen). It would have made it much easier to use ...

I usually hesitate to recommend after-market stuff for something that sits in the camera’s critical power circuitry, but in this case it might be warranted if you can afford to wait a few months ...

The price difference between the two 50mm models reflects the fact that the RF version is simply more expensive to manufacture: bigger, heavier, and a lot more elements. It also benchmarks far ...

Well, sure, I wouldn't get rid of an EF 35mm F1.4L II either, if I had one! But the one I have is the much cheaper EF 35mm F2 IS. But anyway, I'm increasingly leaning toward the suggestion to keep ...

Thanks for the compliment. But this is nothing; wait 'til you see me discussing ISO invariance over the punch bowl!

I have EF 35 IS and am considering buying the R body to replace a 6D. I can get the RF 35mm for relatively little new cash if I trade in my EF version. The downside is that I will have one less ...

Well, not really, because according to the full patent in Japanese, the filing date is March 2017, meaning Canon developed these about two years ago. These may well be leftover ideas from EF-M ...

FWIW, the EOS R grip has a much saner MSRP of 34,900 yen before tax in Japan, or a hair under USD 300 at today’s exchange rate. In case you’re wondering, Canon rarely gives its Japanese customers ...

For reasons only known to Buddha*, Canon only offers the EOS R as a bare body in Japan. * Literally. The name “Canon” is derived from Kannon, the Japanese name for the Buddhist deity Guanyin or ...

No, but the original article has the share percentage figures. The chart is in Japanese, but you should be able to make out the SKUs that say “a7 III” and add them up.

Hmm. Looking at the full report from BCN, it looks like a7 III’s sales were broken up into multiple SKUs for this ranking: body only and zoom kit are ranked separately, and for some reason there ...

I’d have gone with EF 24-105 STM in the travel category. It seems to fit the criteria much better. EF 24-70F4LIS is a good choice, too; you lose the long end, but you get the 0.7x macro, which...

To be fair, considering that Nikon Z7’s release in Japan was last month and Sony hasn’t had a new model in a while, it would have been a surprise to see the R finish anywhere but #1 among FF ...

On the EF-S mount, why would anyone want to use the ancient unstabilized Sigma 70-300 over the superb EF-S 55-250 IS STM kit lens? You don't even save any real money in the process.

The whole point of EF-M 15-45 is that it's collapsible and weighs 130g. Look at EF-M 18-55, which is significantly larger even though it's only 1/3 stop faster than the 15-45 at tele end. Personall ...

1) Given how long Canon has taken to renew the FF DSLR equivalents like 135L and 200L, it seems that the demand is quite limited and not worth Canon's time. 2) All of those lenses are available via ...

The problem is, exactly what sort of a "calibration" error would cause this flare on an EOS R but not on a 5D IV? If I were you, I'd definitely send back the lens for a checkup, but I wouldn't go ...

That is a very interesting phenomenon, because an adapter with no glass in it like Canon’s should not exhibit any problem of this sort that doesn’t also manifest itself when attached to a DSLR. The ...

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Well, I personally think basing a business decision on some random speculation from Bloomberg (the same quality news organization that brought you the “Apple and Amazon contaminated...