RogerZoul

Hmmm....it would not surprise me if the Digit X chip in the R7 is underclocked and crippled compared to the versions in the R3, R5, and R6.  Canon knows how to keep upselling you.  The few extra ...

This post is comparing a $1500 crop body against a $6500 FF body, so why does it seem unnatural to compare a $600 lens to a $2000 lens? Also, in terms of reach, the two systems are well matched. If ...

The R7, definitely.  It would not make a lot of sense to use budget lenses on the R5, in a world where the R7 exists. It will be a great rig for sunny day wildlife photography. I'd be a bit ...

I don't understand this technology at all. Which part of the Olympus method is not present in the r7? Can you state how they are similar and how they differ?  I don't have my R7 yet, either, but ...

Yes, and you can end up getting messed over by Canon if you are not careful. I ended up with two EF-to-R adapters fooling with them.  I saw the same thing with the r7 on their site and decided to ...

Sorry, i was in a hurry when i wrote that. I would likely use either my 100-500 on the r7 (800 F7.1 -, so the r5/700f5.6 wins for low light) or maybe even my 400 DO II (640F4 -, so the r5700F5.6 ...

It's simple for me, poor conditions, use the R5 with a 500F4+1.4.  In good conditions, pull out the R7 and leave off the 1.4 (at least until I can test it out).

Where in the world are you located? Congrats!!

Yep, it would be a major last flex for me.

They better not make me wait too long...I'll cancel my R7 order and put that $1500 in the pot for the R1!  I can see that R1 being my last new camera, so it would be one last "flex" for me.

Are they now saying 7/23 instead of 6/23?  That would be a move back of a month!!

I just read your post and it didn't feel like you were complaining to me.  You were just noting things that were different than what you were used to  and commenting on how you felt at the time. I ...

The R6 is a full frame camera. It definitely will have better low-light performance than the R7. Sensor tech advances very, very slowly.

You didn't say what type of photography you do mostly, but at 80, I imagine it isn't birding. So reach is probably not an issue.  If true, then I say go with an R6 too, as that will be better over ...

I'd forget my underwear, or my batteries, or my chargers.  I mean, I could go buy more, but it does depend on where you go (many places I go I would not easily by either on a limited time trip, ...

Really?  If I'm going on a multi-day trip, no way can I pack minutes before I leave, I'd forget something important.  There are clothes for each day and various gear that I will use, along with ...

I thought exactly the same thing, but clearly this was like b-roll, something to put in a video, and not exactly how she does things in real life. I watch all her vids.

Thanks for posting your impressions.  It is pretty much what I was expecting but I admit to be concerned about the EVF/LCD and adapting to the new location of the wheel around the joystick. I'd ...

This aspect of his review really irked me.  He says never crop and never use NR without any regard for his audience.  Then he gets some shots at a venue where it is easy to get up on subjects, and ...

This, to me, is the reason most serious wildlife togs really need both a FF-sensor and a crop-sensor body, to be best equipped for whatever you will encounter in the field. I admit I’d rather have ...