George Zip

Thanks I don’t wanna be one of those dudes who gets stuck in the past. I want to take advantage of the outstanding benefits that mirrorless offers. ‘When canon releases a pro mirrorless I will get ...

Tried  out the R today. Camera felt awesome and I really liked it. I found EVF disconcerting. It is considerably different to a regular VF. ‘Those who use Mirrorless of any flavour..... did it take ...

I think the logical contender would be a 5DS/R style mirrorless. 70-200 ( although it would probably be something like 100-200 or some new focal length) F2.0 would be cool. It would be a big heavy SOB.

*shakes head* have a good day dude

Your responses are weird and miss the spirit of my post.

Regarding IBIS..... I do not get why this is such a MASSIVE deal for so many. Speaking for myself I rarely get under 1/200 as I shoot people and you need a decent shutter speed to freeze the little ...

Sigh.... So many trolls and BS. 1. Specs are not everything. Reliability and usability trumps features that will not make you a better photographer. 2. Lol @ the comment re: pros changing brands. I ...

Let me explain. Say they released the R and it was as good if not better than the 5d4. Basically it would kill the 5d4 sales and kill the resale of the 5d4 on the second hand market. Owning 2 Canon ...

I personally will not get one . I have 2x 5d4's so the R does not make sense for someone like me. My understanding is that Canon marketed it as an add on to your kit. It feels like that. If you are ...

I have been reading with interest. I personally find that when you shoot at longer focal lengths (over 100) you really need to be at 3.5 or higher. You just lose that DOF. Less DOF is OK obviously ...

Nice review. ‘One thing that is always worth keeping in mind with a lot of reviewers and youtubers is that they rely on traffic and comments for their revenue. I find it hard to take many of them ...

I don't get this thinking.  If the adapter works seamlessly without issue with no penalty, what does it matter?

Thank you gentleman

i have been looking around at comparisons and not really finding answers to what I am looking for. My question is aside from one being F2 and the other being f2.8 and weight differences  what is ...

For non professional work I would get the R.

I know quite a few professional photographers and not one has changed. Or care for that matter

Weird, I find the opposite

I like the 40mm better.

I’m with you re: body size and controls. Personally I don’t care if I have to use an adaptor. As long as it works seemlessly. Plus you can utilise the new lenses coming out that look killer.

I have shot jpeg on the 7d2 and 5d4  for sport where the lighting never changes. Just dial in your exposure and that's it. The main benefit it is you can deliver the photos immediately. You can ...