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I think the original 7D got a major firmware update with new features including a deeper buffer.

I don't think we will see APC-C RF lenses (R mount) any day soon, maybe never. Canon will spend its RF R&D resources to build a higher end FF collection for quite a while. I am not sure we will see ...

This is a little more punchy after < 1 minute PP: dehaze, vibrance, shadow lift and blue saturation - all global and all to the right. You will get better results if you spend some more time with ...

I can't see an M5 replace a 7D mk ii and probably neither a 80D. Too big difference in ergonomics and advanced AF features. Yes, indeed though Canon will keep selling Rebels and DSLRs as long as ...

Makes a lot of sense though we will not be able to convince the M-series critics at this forum.

I prefer a flexible rear screen. I can't count the numbers of shots where I would like my 1DX mk ii to have a flexible screen, though I understand that a flexible screen is a challenge for toughness. ...

If you like highly processed photos you may want to see one of Yuri's guides (he has several). https://youtu.be/FeFOVLzDfbY

Two different segments with little competition between them. Just like M-series and APS-C DSLRs for many years. Differentiation: M = size and price R = performance Both will share a lot of ...

M50

So crappy Canon doesn't have the star eater function as high tech brands?!! High tech cameras will eat unwanted stars for you so don't focus on the wrong star;-)

I shoot RAW to the CFast 2 card + JPG to the CF card. I almost always use the RAW files only, but I like the idea of JPG as backup. A few times I use to JPGs directly. I have never switched from ...

My M50 has eye AF through the viewfinder. I don't use it much, though.  I still find my 1DX mk ii to be my reliable AF monster (and ergonomics monster, speed monster and a lot of other things ...

The "5DsR II" will probably become a "R" and not a DSLR. My guess.

The EOS R is part of a very clever statement from Canon. The EOS R gives a statement about slowly migration from the high-end and pro DSLR segment to MLs at a pace aligned with technology ...

We may see an EOS-R APS-C body some day, but not any day soon. I don't think the DPAF systems can compete with high-end DSLR AF systems currently. I also think Canon won't disturb the M-series the ...

Maybe, but probably not. My M50's touch-and-drag AF interface is the one feature I would like on my 7D mk ii and 1DX mk ii instead of the joysticks. I have configured the M50 for relative drag and ...

That is fine. We are all here to learn from others. I agree. I don't control the ISO directly . But I do control it indirectly. I let the camera control the exposure so the camera will choose the ...

That is the worst limitation on the M50 for my use cases so far. The M-series AF system has a long way to go before it reach the level of my DSLRs.

A little hint. With Manual mode + auto ISO you are actually controlling the ISO. The metering system are left with only one choise, which you can read in the display. Adjust either shutter speed or ...