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@AlexisH
Well spoken - while DxOmark ratings aren't all about sensor quality they give a direction and I am shure that similar ratings give a hint to overall similar IQ.

On that basis I am happy...

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@Teila Day: WOuldn't it be better to compare ingredients to the photographic subjects / cooking procedure to the mastering of composition / knifes and cooking devices to lens and camera...

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@Teila Day: The amount of "unsharpness" or that part of Bokeh can be controlled by the aperture. The Bokeh for each aperture itself - in that point you are right - is "in the lens' genes"....

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What is much more funny:
being German I prefer the Canon flippy screen model.

YOU decide if you need the display or not and YOU manipulate the SAME CAMERA to be optimized for DIFFERENT shooting...

About the video and the used photographs: In my view all the f/1.2 images have a darker appearance (to me) in the main subject which lead to strong losses of detail just because of the darker...

Bokeh is overrated if it is used just for itself. And I think it is marketing-wise the next thing they try to sell because most other lens parameters are very good with modern systems.

But: Having...

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Great interview and I like the kindness of Mr. Yamaki to (the products of) other companies!
The products of Sigma are not what I am searching for (at the moment) because I am fine to sacrifice...

Look at my homepage (in my profile) and there you can find it including some stripes of images with 100% ...

Waiting very long for a very good and affordable 50mm (for FF) or 50mm equiv for APS-C this is the first option Canon offered. Image quality: This lens produces images with very good contrast and ...

My Canon EF was from the "pre-window-in-back-to-show-ISO" area. In 1972 you had 25, 64, 100 or 400 ASA and one body. But 10 years later the market / household wasn't that simple anymore :)

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Missing: The compare tool to compare different cameras!

I like M50s DPAF & EVF which is great 4 closeup work outdoors where you can nail the focus 80%. This is far from what I could do with...

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@henrikbengtsson Good argument - one of my first ideas to overcome the missing instantanous backup.

And I would like to add: Put a tough tablet in a watertight plastic case and log the photos...

The eye-control AF with the EOS 33 and EOS 50 was VERY RELIABLE despite the fact that I wear eyeglasses with strong astigmatism (-2 spherical, -2.75 cylindrical) - this in combination with DPAF...

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@Tuan Tran Anh:
Thanks for your post ... it reflects my mood on these forums. I use Canon cameras / lenses because they were ahead of the rest in ~2005 when I bought the EOS 20D with the 60mm...

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Banding was visible in high ISO after increasing contrast with EOS 20D and 40D and I really hated it. Some statistically distributed noise is much better accepted by the human eye / can be...

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@Samuel Dilworth: Yes! That's just the bridge between text based articles and video where entomans post describes a larger part of the videos very well!

I really like good text with some helpful...

While trying to find a compact lightweight f/1.4 50mm - maybe with IS - I checked the Tamron 1.8 45 and the Tokina Opera and from a few test shots I would take the Opera because it shows crystal...

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Glad to have an APS-C mirrorless (M50) to use legacy glass (FD series) if I want a special look - the funny thing is that the current glass is much better in terms of overall image quality...

@supersargas:
I use the f/4 70-200 with adapter which has similar weight and a much more extreme balance so I think the more compact 50mm lens would work well on the M50 which has an excellent grip...

What a pity that this lens doesn't work on the EF-M mount. I am more and more convinced that it would be a very good 80mm equiv lens on these cameras too.