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Sony color science has always been its achillees heel. I love Canon color science and would never switch because of it.

The specs on the R5 and R6 are widely available. Its Sony who is slipping in terms of products now. Unless Sony makes a camera that one can actually hold comfortably all day, they will have a...

Canon has all the bases covered with the R5 and R6, except a high MP sensor, which is coming soon too. The R6 is likely to address anything that Sony comes out with in terms of low-light sensitivity.

Unfortunately, this lens is not the best to obtain optimum results with like a M6 II. 32 MP sensor. Best Canon M lens is the 32 mm 1.4 or the 22 mm f2 to use with an M6 II.

I am a happy Canon user. I use a 5DIV with a few L lenses. I also own a Rebel SL1 with a 24mm EFS lens for a walk around option. I have even considered an M camera, but decided not to go in that...

APS-C is next to die.

I think that with the continued emergence of cheaper FF cameras, micro four thirds days are numbered. Eventually, even APSc will be gone. Unfortunately, the next to fall might be Pentax, then...

Just wait a little longer for a Canon R5 or R6. They will have everything perfect.

I am not a Nikon user. I switched to Canon a long time ago, but Nikon makes some fine gear. I thought that Nikon said not too long ago that they were going to focus on the higher end market? I...

I like the range of this Zoom lens. Kudos to Panasonic. I am a Canon user. It would be nice to see Canon come out with a similar RF lens for their FF mirrorless bodies.

I think most entry photographers might be better served by a micro 4/3 set up for better quality photo and camera controls. Even a small APSc camera, like, say a Canon SL2 or SL3 with an 18-135...

In 5 years there will probably be two full frame DSLR-mirrorless camera manufacturers. Canon, of course. The other, Sony. The rest will be gone.

I still use an original SE for just that reason. Pocketable. Dont care about cameras in iphones. I use real cameras.

I do see the appeal of Olympus M4/3 systems mainly due to their smaller size and great for traveling. I was considering M4/3. The lenses are said to be stellar. And the IBIS is second to none. ...

Real photographers dont need video. They are both separate mediums. My skills are in stills. I have never used in camera video, so why should I have to pay for it?

What ever happened to cameras that did what they are supposed to do, take pictures. I think Canon should just work on improving their already stellar cameras. If people want video let them...

I use a 5DIV and have no interest in more megapixels. Looking towards a lighter companion to my 5DIV, which might be the R6.

As a dedicated EOS user for over 20 years, it’s nice to see Canon coming out with the new mirrorless line. That said, I am still very happy with my 5DIV. I also like the OVF. I will be tempted...

Most of Canon’s cameras are made in Japan. That might also mean assembled in Japan. There lies the mystery of why they perform so will in most environments and rarely breakdown.

In comparing this camera with say an equivalent Olympus, the Olympus is starting to look more compelling. Sure, I know that the XT4 has a crop sensor, which is larger than the Olympus micro 4/3...