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The buffer was improved in firmware v1.4.  From what I recall, previous firmware versions did not support UHS-II and unfortunately, most buffer tests that you see online were conducted with the ...

Disaster indeed, but this is Canon that we are talking about.  Their sensors have a  long product cycle and they tend to stuff it into as much as possible. I.e.  expect it to be the same sensor.

What a joke of a thread.  Nothing more needs to be said.

Did you even watch the video and listen to what he said?

Exactly.   Canon and Nikon did not save the EVF. If anything, I'll credit them for bringing the EVF to the mass of OVF diehards that wouldn't touch any mirrorless camera with great EVFs, simply ...

Credit where credit is due, the Canon EOS R apparently closes the shutter when you turn it off.  So no sensor dust when you're changing lenses (unless you change with your camera still turned on). ...

What a senseless argument void of any rational thinking. Why are you comparing the EOS R to the first gen A7??? Of course it's going to compare favourably.  You're talking about 2 generations ...

Larger diameter mount? Yes. Technologically advanced mount? No. There is nothing technologically advanced about the mount besides a bigger hole. Both Canon and Nikon's mount will allow faster ...

If that's your justification for paying a premium for an inferior product, then so be it.

Definitely will not buy. I guess I'll just have to keep waiting patiently to upgrade to full frame.

@MyReality So you're saying that what you said was pointless? I pretty much figured.

@MyReality I need it because I'm obviously not a pro. Oh and just because pros don't have it, it doesn't mean it's a useless feature.

Now run away you troll.

Guess there's no IBIS since the 35mm 1.8 is IS. Shame....

I'll be more than happy to be proven wrong if it features IBIS though. Dual IS with IBIS and the lens would be amazing.

You can definitely charge cameras via USB and use it at the same time. For example, my cameras, and it's what I do when I'm out doing time lapses or sitting on a tripod recording video. I wouldn't ...

Why are you even bringing up the Sony A7III?? From reading your posts, I'm certain that you're just a troll. The Z6 walks over nothing.  It's about on par with the A7III, all things considered, ...

This thread, along with every other thread justifying the 1 XQD card slot, should've ended right here. Nikon dropped the ball.  For the Z7 atleast, because I can understand this for the Z6 at their ...

Unfortunately "more reliable" does not mean fail proof though.  People want insurance in a form of a 2nd card slot.

Fail if true, especially considering the price point and intended market.  It'll be a major let down and letting Sony off the hook easily to capture the pro/semi-pro market. I'm still hoping it'll ...

Really?? Let's introduce a dose of reality here, when you think about it, they're all toys. No need to be such a snob.

There are plenty more kids who by into DSLRs because of advertising and inertia, without truly understanding their requirements and available alternatives. Likewise there are also photographers ...