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They offer small lenses, and they also going to offer lighter telephoto lenses.
But the trio of lenses that they are talking about (24-200mm f/8 20-50mm f/3.5, 600mm f/8) they just don't make any...

People who tend to buy FF cameras are OK with more weight and they buy the f/2.8 zooms (or f/4 zooms) or fast primes (or cheaper f/1.8 primes).

It is also what camera makers need to sell as well....

The EOS R is already able to focus at f/11

That being said, these lenses won't be destined for shooting fast action in dimmer conditions.
Just like the Zuiko Pro 300mm f4 is not destined to shoot...

Good job he didn't ask about the cracked sensor mounts, the interview might have been cut short.

Selling the following items. Pictures are available here RF 28-70/2 It is a little over 1 year old, works perfectly, near mint condition with original packaging. Always used with a 95mm UV-filter ...

It was always going to be a limited model with parts they've still had at hand, is it true that they've only made 700 pieces?

@RubberDials
Look at it this way: the cameras have a strong magnesium alloy chassis, but how much does that matter if there are weak plastic parts underneath it that just break?
Sort of negates...

Yes, their response will be far the most interesting thing. A recall would be very bad for them.
They certainly don't want to generate mass fear or a change of perception with their products, but...

More will fail as they get used more, if the shutter is rated at 500,000 actuations but other parts fail much earlier, it is misleading.
Affects several models, they all made exactly the same, it...

I think other mirrorless cameras also use the latest technology.
But looking at how the sensor is mounted on those, they simply look better and last longer (until the opposite is proven in a...

Just look at the table and the scales they use for the misalignment. Way smaller drifts on the Canon.

So, if there is an issue, it is not nearly as bad. And we are talking about much older cameras...

Not every YouTuber is affiliated with Sony in any way, that's why it's weird, but it would probably be bad for them, too.
They like to mock things, but this is not an easy one to joke about.

Very weird that it hasn't been picked up by any YouTuber yet.
Normally they jump on anything camera related, whether that has been verified or not. But even with the potential views, they are...

IBIS is a cracking feature in their cameras, no doubt about it

Once again, Sony has delivered cracking news

Yes, it is very easy to do, but it is an aftermarket part, so it has to be up to spec. It still does not replace the sensor cover glass or the front panel.

Lens mount and front chassis panel made of mostly plastic (polycarbonate) so it flexes, not that well made, but it does the job and there are a lot of sensor reflections on point light sources....

Pushing 5D Mk1 files is rough compared to the RP, which has a lot less noise (at any ISO), but the colours of the 5D Mk1 are really nice. The RP is a lot lighter and feels great, the A7III dynamic ...

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It's the previous generation camera (originally developed in 2013) while the M10 is the current generation camera (2017) which is lighter, slimmer, better sensor and viewfinder, but video recording...