RogerZoul

I am not looking at over-sharpened 100% pixel views...I simply avoid using a crop sensor in low light, as I said above. ??? Ok, if you are making a general point, fine, but there are other ways to ...

It sure is.

Short answer: NO, 20 MP is rarely enough (for me and what I want to do with my images) at  600-640 mm effective focal length, for anything other than social media, and there it tends to be fine.  ...

Pixels in the cropped image is all you need to talk about (assuming one writes a jpeg at 100%, but one may be able to go with less).  More pixels = better printed image, as all one needs to know ...

Define nicer....Given the crop on 7D2 results in a smaller AOV than a 1DX2 and a 1.4TC, one can expect maybe a little nosier image on the 7D2 but in some situations it is a net plus. Given the ...

I read all of your posts in this thread and I still don't get your point here. I've have tried overtime to understand it, but it does not make sense to me.

This make no sense.  You are in the same situation with any camera. you edit in Raw then save out to jpeg. Thus, all the file sizes drop.  You can save out at 100% to minimum compression in the ...

Since the lockdown I have been comparing images from my 90D, 7DM2, and 5DSR, on a 500 mm f/4 mk 2 lens, with and without a 1.4X TC. I find that with the 1.4X TC on the 500 f/4, on a bright sunny ...

What does jpeg have to do with cropping?  Nothing.  He is saying he can crop in on a 50MP file and still have more resolution than you can get without cropping on a lot of other cameras, including ...

The 6D was my first DSLR.  These days it does not meet my demands for speed and resolution and the basic AF system almost hurts.  However, I am thinking of having it converted for ...

I just did a 200-shot bracket on my 90D.  I don't believe an app can make that a feasible thing to do without built-in camera support. If one only intends to do a really short stack, then you ...

The 5D4 does not have focus bracketing. This feature showed up in the Nikon D850 and D500, and only after that point did Canon respond with similar features in its bodies, like the 90D.

It's a cripple in the sense that those are missing features from the R5 relative to the 1DX3 (that was the context of the phrase used in the line of posts leading up to mine - I was not the first ...

There is no known information about the buffer...and if the sensor is => 45MP, it is reasonable that the buffer will take a hit too.  As for the AF point selector, I assume one can use the touch ...

I bought a used one back in 2018 for $1600 with 30000 clicks on it (seller was jumping to Sony). At first I was a little concerned about the amount of noise I saw at 1-1 in lightroom.  I used it ...

I would love to have that camera if the rest of the specs are on par with the R5. I need MP (60 would be great), speed (at least 10 fps), buffer (200 RAW), and strong AF (1DX3 level). I would not ...

Yes, I think the R5 has my name on it, if the rest of the specs hold up. I don't yet know what kind of buffer it has and I don't really know what the AF system is going to be. I hope it is more ...

I use my 5DS R hand held in the woods all the time and I don't do anything special regarding shutter speed but always try to use good technique for holding the camera. The 5DS R seems to have a ...

It's a little sad that you had any question about this...your 5DM4 can take excellent Bald Eagle shots.  Even Canon's EOS R can't really match it for action shots (IQ will be roughly the same, if ...

we have similar gear but I plan to get an R5 if there are no surprises and use it with my EF L lenses.  Don’t see myself buying any RF lenses, so there is zero plan to start over. I don’t plan to ...