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Thanks guys. I will test my luck soon.

It is under warranty. I only have it for 3 weeks. What my worry is whether the new one will be better than this one. There are so many problems have been reported on this lens. As a kit lens, what ...

Thanks. I got my m100 kit 3 weeks ago. The battery was manufactured in July 2019. Do you mean newer camera models, like M6 ii or the date of manufacture?

As far as I read, a lot of people seems to have all sort of problems with this lens. I wonder how bad  mine is comparing to a good one. I worry I may get a worse one than this one. Anyone has ...

How about these?

I would expect IS will be turned off if continue auto focus is turned off. There is no point to leave IS on when we are not focusing. However, it is hard to guess what is in Canon's engineers' ...

My m100 has an option of continue focus. I turned it so that it only focus when I half press the shuter button. You can try if you have something like that.

After all, can we say my lens is a reasonable good copy? Here are a couple more photos from the same test shots.

WiFi connection works but is not usable. 1) The WiFi receiver on the camera is very weak. I have to put the camera within 3 meters of the router in order it to work. 2) It can only work with 2.4 ...

I did not break it on my 30D and 70D. Hope I don't break it on 90D too. :-)

USB-C will be much tighter and stronger than Micro usb.

I think you won't need a L-plate if it is a USB-C port.

The point is if it is not broken, why fix it? :-) Canon utility needs a Canon camera on the other end to work. A card reader won't be recognized as a camera.

That is not bad. Any damage to the cameras?

The insert in the usb port is very thin. It is easy to bend if it is not insert properly.

In theory, WiFi is slower than USB 2. Given that many people say USB on the camera is only 1/4 speed of USB 2, using WiFi to transfer files may be an feasible option. Thanks for mention that.

Let me rephrase this. I am surprised that Canon made the decision to move to Micro USB instead of staying with Mini USB or move up to USB-C.

Has anyone broken the port yet. :-)

That is right. I was expecting a USB-C. Not for charging the battery, but for transferring the files.

I am not too concern about the transfer speed, but the connector/plugin itself. I have been using the Canon Utility to download the photos from the camera to my PC. It puts the files to certain ...