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Both are great. My wife has a 80D + 100-400L mk ii and I have a 7D mk ii (and a 1DX mk ii) + 200-400L. Both mostly for birds and wild life. The 80D is the better all round camera with a great AF ...

I've go a M50 both as a small, travel light camera and as an attempt to replace my 7D mk ii as a secondary camera for nature and wildlife trips . My primary camera is a 1DX mk ii. My wife has a ...

I almost agree. You WILL loose details and introduce artifacts when you upscale the cropped image. There is no magic. Digital zoom uses an algorithm like: 1) take a 12 MP image from the sensor 2) ...

Digital zoom IS cropping. Sorry for breaking your illusions.

You are fighting depth of field (DOF). Your FF camera has a shallow DOF especially on short distances with a little long focal length. Try to stop the lens down to f/16 to increase DOF. You may ...

The 6D IS a downgrade from the 5D3 if you use the more advanced AF system and the improved features and handling of the 5D3. However, if you only use the center AF point and are happy with the 6D ...

That would be a lot of gear and too much gear for me. But if you do a lot of birding it may make sense. You will need a row in the vehicle for yourself. Even when I have a row for myself in a ...

A two body strategy with a 5D mk IV and a 7D mk II is great. One body with a long lens and another with an all purpose zoom. You are lucky to be able to switch between FF and APS-C. 5D + 100-400mm ...

Seems like your conclusion is wrong. I tested firmware version and update function a few moments ago from my M50 to my 200-400L using the adapter. The M50 could read the firmware version without ...

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You have 3 custom modes where you can store different setting.

You CAN change exposure compensation in M mode when using auto ISO. That is my preferred mode on my M50 and my DSLRs.

I find the second half of the post very interesting as Viltrox seems to release an EF to EF-M speedbooster in 2 - 3 months.

I recently got a M50 + 18-150mm. I am impressed with the M50 as a nice little camera, which offers a lot in a small package and behaves like a micro-DSLR as it is very flexible and offers many of ...

I would go for 7D mk ii or 80D. The 7D mk ii is an action beast but not as flexible as the 80D. The 80D has a slightly newer sensor technology with higher resolution and is more flexible. the 80D ...

You need the EF-M to EF adaptor to use your existing lenses. The adaptor is pass-through without any glass so you will not loose any speed or quality. I haven't seen any issues with the M50 + ...

Good to know that your M was not blown away or blown up. It is great to say a decent "goodbye and thank you for our time together".

This is how: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60749802

Of course not. Both cameras and lenses will be backward compatible. You won't loose anything. But new lenses and cameras combined may give new features. I think spenfing money on Canon high end ...

Does it support the new high speed interface in order to be compatible with the next generation of cameras (ML or ...)? Canon wouldn't announce such support before the cameras are announced.