David Hull

https://www.canonrumors.com/the-canon-eos-r5-and-eos-r6-will-be-announced-in-the-first-few-days-of-july/

This is the lens for those people who buy a $3500 camera and then grouse about paying $99 for a second battery.

I don't have the 24-70 f2.8 II any longer but I do agree that the IQ was better. That lens is hard to beat where you need the extra stop say for indoor event photography. For what I now do, which ...

As others have said, find a kit with the 24-105 F4 L. I have been using that combo since the R came out and it is hard to beat. Even if you only have one lens for a while, that is the one to have. ...

That would save them money -- we used to call that IP re-use.

Yea, I think Canon are planning a refresh of the M5 as well. It looks like Canon is still serious about that line. Tony and Chelsea seem to be serious about generating clicks, so this isn't too ...

Tony Northrup?  The village idiot.

I am surprised some of these manufacturers don't go to an EID (Entitlement ID) model where if you want the fancy Dan video, you pony up another couple hundred bucks and load in the code that ...

Maybe we should wait to see the darn thing first :-).

Exactly. I captured a lot of magnificent images with the 20D and it went on from there. Everything that was supposedly wrong with Canon (or right with Sony and Nikon) could be easily worked ...

I have used Canon exclusively since the 20D. Prior to that 20 D i has a Canon AE1, an A1 and a Nikon Coolpix 880 (my first digital camera). I will most likely pick up an R5 and use the R as backup ...

I am betting that the target price is $3299 which is where the 5 series has usually landed. It will probably launch higher like $3499 but at the end of the day it has to be price competitive to ...

Yea, I would certainly give the Godox stuff an honest look. Based on reading here and taking another look at it -- it has a lot to offer depending on what your goals are. I am pretty invested in ...

The ability to interoperate with the bigger strobes, is a useful feature, IMO.

That's good if the third party flashes can do that. It is a handy feature.

I made an earlier post regarding the 430EXIII-RT and I should have also added that one of it's features is that you can fully control it from the cameras menu system even via the EVF. This is ...

It looks like everyone favors the Chinese flashes -- can't beat them for the price, I guess. FWIW: I picked up the Canon 430EXIII-RT specifically to carry in my small camera bag with the EOS R kit. ...

I think it is somewhat cleaver on Canon's part to make these things work together which still gives photographers an incentive to buy Canon glass (new RF glass, probably, as EF glass may not bring ...

IBIS also compensates for the rotational component (if any) which the lens cannot.

I think that is what I remember reading (something like 7 stops with the two combined). Your mileage will very, of course. The performance of IS depends on a lot of things. You may have to have an ...