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It works on the RP as well. Just differently as one would expect. Go to a stills(!) mode (e.g. M if you want to shoot video with manual settings, which is highly recommended), set your preferred ...

Yep, me too. I want my RF 50/1.8 (or 1.4) and RF 85 (or 100)/1.8 non-L. Make it compact and light like the RF 35/1.8. Basically the RF versions of the old EF 50/1.4 and EF 85/1.8 or 100/2.

Nailing the focus without any help through magnification or peaking isn't as hard as one might think. With a bit of practice and some "tricks", it has many advantages because you don't get ...

The RP is clearly designed and targeted for stills. If it gets any feature-upgrades via firmware (unlikely), they will not be video-related. Just my guess from my experience with with Canon. Actual ...

It's far quicker on the Sonys where you can go into magnification with a single button press and go out of it by half pressing the shutter. I only have my RP for a day, so I might need to get used ...

I did a quick photoshop-job to match the scale (the EOS-R needs to be increased in size to 124%). EOS-R increased to 124% of (not in scale) size of original image

I didn't expect an all-F2 zoom to be small or light. Although I had some hope... :-). I have changed the following image to match the camera sizes (the original image had wrong scaling, see the ...

One of my main concerns was that the new Canon MLC will look like an M50. That would be an absolute deal-breaker for me. But tastes are different. I really like the look of the EOS-R, but I got ...

As already noticed in the first post, the image does not show the correct sizes of both cameras. So I measured both hotshoes and increased the EOS-R size to 123% to better reflect the real size ...