BlueCosmo5050

Of course it is. Photographers are still winning awards with the 5D Mark ii. The 5D Mark iii can be with you a long time and get you a long way. If you aren't doing video especially, you can do ...

I like high megapixel cameras myself but I chose the 5D Mark IV because it has a lot of other features, not to mention the dynamic range. I know you said that didn't matter to you though. It ...

Does the R5 do 4k RAW or is RAW reserved only for the full sensor, meaning 8k RAW only? Also, how different are the 4k modes? The R5 is line skipping correct?

I know this might be a hassle but I would greatly appreciate if you could do something for me. I'd be willing to throw a few bucks your way if you would. Is there anyway you can take a picture of ...

I have a 5D Mark IV and am used to full frame 30 Megapixels. I enjoy having at least 30 megapixels. Same would apply with the EOS R as it's basically the same without the mirror. As we all know, ...

The 5DSR is a niche camera. The 5D Mark IV is competing with the Sony full frame cameras, Nikon and others. Normally, in past generations the 5D would still cost more than it does right now. They ...

I don't think that is a good example of the differences I would be missing. Again, cropping while still retaining a high resolution. Dynamic range and some of the detail I get out of some of my glass.

Well, any good camera can take good pictures. I just have gotten used to 30 megapixels. When I went from 36 MP back down to 20 MP a few years ago it affected me. I was used to being able to crop ...

Sorry it has taken a while for me to respond. I am very thankful for all the replies. I still haven't decided what to do. I am very interested in this XT-4. Right now I have been carrying my 5D4 ...

For those of you who have used both cameras, when not using the mirror in the 5D4, how different is the focusing in dual pixel AF? I know that the EOS R has eye detect, other than that point, is ...

So, what lens would you recommend to someone who is used to 35mm F/2 on a full frame body? I mostly use the 24-70 2.8 ii, 35F/2, and for portraits or animals I use the 100 F/2 and the 135 F/2 This ...

Does anyone in here have any similar experience? I do not like the size of the 5D Mark Iv so I hardly ever bring it anywhere. I'd be satisfied with a smaller camera with just one prime lens that ...

Yes, you don't want to shoot at Iso 100 in CLOG or it kinda defeats the point. You want it to have the push/pull thing going on. You should be able to turn the ISO up on that filter and it be fine. ...

Saying, "There is no need for 8k since the entire world watches videos on their smartphones," is the same thing as saying, "You don't need over 8 Megapixels, I mean if that, most smart phones ...

I do think it had a certain look that is not simply nostalgia. All of the 5D's did. I remember this being obvious when Sony put out the first A7R to me. I remember getting one and thinking the Sony ...

After 30 minutes you just hit record again, so you aren't really limited. No, there are not any heat issues. The Sony cameras were having heat issues when recording video but that hasn't been an ...

I'll start by saying through the time I have been a photographer, I have always been conflicted. I like to get the highest quality tool I can afford but the bigger tool I have, the less I take it ...

The 6D Mark ii has all the focus points jumbled up in the center and that's no good. With that said, the 90D would also be a good choice, the focus points go across the frame and it has a lot of ...

Don't worry about it, by the time DSLR's go away for good, mirrorless cameras will be perfect, relatively speaking. The new Canon camera that has been announced looks flat out amazing. I shoot with ...

You don't need to upgrade with the type of shots you are shooting there, unless you wanted more dynamic range or megapixels for cropping. The only thing that made the 6D a pain to use for me was ...