lumenite

As for me, 33mm and 56mm are not interesting because we will have Sigma 30mm f/1.4 and 56mm f/1.4, not to mention Canon EF-M 32mm and EF 50mm. But although we have the compact EF-M 22mm, Viltrox ...

Anyway, many users might expect the third parties like Sigma and Tamron would release fast zooms and primes as well.

IMO, Canon would not add DPAF for 4K in EOS M6 mk 2. Moreover, maybe crop and no 24p?

Leica TL or Canon EOS M

Thanks. It looks like... No 24p video. (4K, 2840x2160, typo?) EC, +/-2, not +/-3? Interestingly, for AF, EV -5 to -18, while for 90D, EV -3 to -18. IMO, the performance of its AF would be like that ...

Thanks to your experiment, I am also considering buying mine. I have some 58mm thread lenses including 55-250mm. Which lens are you going to use with your coming EFM reverse ring? Another question. ...

I wish I had EFM 32mm, but it is hard to cast away my long-time friend, EF 28mm F/1.8.

1. 11-22 vs 16/1.4 Canon 11-22: wider, zoom, IS Sigma 16 f/1.4: faster aperture, big and heavy If you want to enjoy wide angle in general, go for Canon. EFM 11-22 is one of the best lenses for EOS ...

Good! If you do not mind, please post some results of it later. :)

I have no idea of EFM reverse ring, but... 1. Why don't you get EFM 28mm macro lens? 2. How about EF lenses with extension tubes and EF to EFM adapter? 3. You can use reversing rings for EF lenses ...

1. You can get the lug by buying the original neck or wrist strap. But I do not know where we can buy it now. 2. You can use lugs for the other cameras like the following. https://www.amazon.com/OP ...

1. EVF I chose M5 over M6 because of EVF. IMO, M5 ii must have EVF as M5 does. Maybe a better EVF. When it comes to M6 ii, first of all, M6 must have a hot shoe. Otherwise, it is very similar to ...

On top of Sigma's new trinity of 16 f/1.4, 30 f/1.4, and 56 f/1.4, I would like to see Canon's compact 15 f/2.8 and 53 f/2 IS.

(1) 32.5 mp APS-C CMOS sensor (new sensor technology for higher dynamic range) (2) DIGIC 8+ Imaging Processor

Thank you for your tests. They are very helpful!

Not a big difference. Sony A6300: 404 g (0.89 lb / 14.25 oz), 120 x 67 x 49 mm (4.72 x 2.64 x 1.93″) Sony A6400: 403 g (0.89 lb / 14.22 oz), 120 x 67 x 60 mm (4.72 x 2.64 x 2.36″) Sony A6500: 453 g ...

Pana and Oly have 4/3 image sensors. Among APSC cameras, only Sony A6500 and Fuji X-H1 have IBIS. Even Fuji X-T3 does not have it. All of three are above $1400. Considering Canon's recent way, I do ...

Great. I am very interested in Rokinon 21mm F/1.4. I would appreciate your every effort.

Thanks for your comparison. Did you use tripod for these test? Some images looks blurred by shaking. Because of low light and the shallow depth of field, I am not sure that the photos taken with ...

Welcome and congratulations. I highly recommend EFM 11-22 to your bag. IMHO, the lens is unbeatable, especially thanks to its compactness.