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Ken60 - I've wondered the same thing. For all of the online debate about mirror vs. mirrorless, the differences in marketshare in various markets may come down to some rather bland things like ...

This has nothing to do with mirrors. If the 6D2 had a higher spec'd feature set its price wouldn't have slipped as much. Of course it is which is why its price has not slipped. By that measure the ...

That fits with CIPA sales data. MILCs hold majority sales in Japan. DSLRs in Asia. DSLRs by 2:1 in Europe. DSLRs by 3:1 in the Americas.

None since they have no sample pics to show demonstrating the huge, just huge advantage of their "better" sensors.

The 6D2 will be capable of at least as much shadow push as you find in my 7D example: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61577936 You hear a lot of bad things from a group of people who have ...

The response I would expect from a child. Go troll someone else.

That's not what I claimed. Do try to keep up.

@Chris Dodkin - "They will provide a bridge adapter to EF, "

Yes but anyone could make that prediction.

"but will at the same time kill future EF system development...The EOS EF system will be...

@BlueBomberTurbo - never head this. Do you have an example which demonstrates it?

Also: shifting exposure bias would not fool DxO's testing.

If it mounts EF glass directly (as is rumored) then I don't care what the initial EF-R lenses are. I can just use my existing EF glass.

Canon needs no such thing. They've moved ADCs on chip with the 1DX II, 5D4, and 80D sensors. Their DR is now a NR slider tick away from Sony's best.

My example was more than "just a little." I have a single frame version of that scene, and a blended two frame version. The two frame version has less noise/more detail in the deepest shadows ...

Oh kiss off. My portfolio / RAW library includes a large number of high DR scenes, both landscapes and interior real estate. I can look at a scene and know if I can do it in a single frame or if I ...

This is the thing spec sheet fans can't understand. I found it extremely rare that my old crop 7D couldn't handle a scene's luminous range, with the exception of scenes that would blow past ...

It may be. There are other cases where the Canon lens is more compact and/or lighter. It all depends on the particular lens design, and doesn't seem to be influenced at all by the actual flange ...

This. This right here is why DSLRs aren't going any where.

Yes they have. And they failed miserably: https://www.imaging-resource.com/articles/2017-weather-testing-nikon-d850-vs-sony-a7riii-canon-5div-olympus-e-m1II

Put your Sony under the IR water test or don't bother. I'm done with someone who sees imaginary rubber gaskets in photos.

Did he? From your own link: "We don’t see any real increase in weather sealing, except around the battery door, and even that is incomplete." As a practical matter that is true. Every A7 body, ...

And Sony was proven factually wrong. Sony lied, cameras died. There's literally no rubber gasket there. Pretty ironic given your response here: The heck does that quote have to do with what I said?