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That's really a great price. If you were wanting to get into full frame mirrorless, this is a very good way to do it. Especially if you have a stable of EF lenses already. All work well and are ...

I sent Colin an email a little while ago for that very issue - thanks much. I think that this new version of Adobe is looking pretty good. Not sure on color accuracy, but I'm between night shifts ...

Thanks - with something as complex as Photoshop/Lightroom, it's easy to mis-state and mis-read others at times.

Thanks, both, for the information. I have profiles from colorfidelity.com, but I would like to make one of them the "default" instead of Adobe Color, at least with the R5. Not a big issue really - ...

Curious - do you know of a way to do this with profiles too, or just presets?

Sorry, you'll have to select the cameras there, but the M6 II's 32 mpx sensor stands with the previous generation and above anything prior in terms of DR and noise, plus it's got 32 mpx. It is ...

that 32 mpx sensor is actually quite nice. I have an M6 II. As croppers go, it's top-notch. https://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Canon%20EOS%20R6

A side question - what is the crop size of the "35 super" movie sensor, like in the new C70? Is that close to APS-C?

Yes, pixel density, or as we used to say, "pixels per duck" as in wanting the maximum resolution for our distant subject. The downside to pixel density, when using it as a pseudo-magnifier, is ...

I would think that they'd want to stay with 1.6X for compatibility reasons as you state - EF-S glass for example - and also for parts-interchangeablilty with the M-series lineup. That is to say, ...

Thanks!

I don't see a pancake lens at 50 - probably a little longer than the 50/1.8 STM, but still shorter than that lens with the adapter. I do wonder if they'll do a 50/1.4 at some point. I also wonder ...

Duct Tape!!! :)

They're gonna have to add some features and a lot of speed to DPP to compete with LR or Photoshop. don't get me wrong - DPP is decent in terms of getting the images that Canon has imagined when ...

Same with the R5 - you are not alone.

Roger, thanks for taking the time to do the tear-down. Very interesting. Seems they've packed the equivalent of the Univac in there (do I sound old?).

Where? Can it be downloaded?

Just had a thought - I wonder if the IBIS isn't tuned quite perfectly for "mode 2" IS operation, that is for when panning. It might just be overcompensating, or not restricting itself to 1 plane ...

I appreciate what you’re doing. Ive found the info Pretty useful. no R6 here, so I can’t help with this project.

If you liked the files from the 5D4, then the R is a good choice - basically the same sensor. The RP has a couple of features that the R does not have, but it's got a little less Dynamic Range ...