• R
    Size and weight. I have an R5m2. I'm definitely not considering another fullsize body. Plus, think about it. If you have fullsize and a...
  • O
    Im honestly very excited for this one, I already have the R5ii for photos and the C50 for my films, this R6V would be perfect for...
  • mimbu
    I think they can get away with that sort of implementation on a $369 kit-lens type of lens, but I don't think it would fly on a FF L...
  • E
    It is exactly what Sony does. ZV-E1, A7S III, FX3, and FX6.
  • E
    It is when you want to operate the camera remotely
  • neuroanatomist
    PZ, at least in the RF-S lens, is not a zoom-by-wire like Canon RF lenses are focus-by-wire – no freely rotating ring. The RF-S 14-30...
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  • neuroanatomist
    I could probably live with that, but that's not how it's implemented on Canon's only other PZ lens. For the RF-S 14-30 PZ, the zoom ring...
  • danfaz
    Thank you, Thomas!
  • mimbu
    I think that depends a lot on how the PZ functionality is implemented. I'm not familiar with Canon's RF PZ systems to date, but I would...
  • AlanF
    AlanF replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
    Your getting the R5ii and RF 200-800mm has definitely paid off as your recent shots have shown.
  • neuroanatomist
    The 24-105/2.8L and newer 70-200/2.8L are Z lenses, not PZ lenses. AFAIK, there is only one Canon PZ lens to date (not counting the Cine...
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  • AlanF
    There was still a cult of the EF 400 f/5.6 L when the EF 100-400 II came out. I suppose the built-in lens hood and kudos of owning a...
  • J
    You do realise there is still the R6MII and the new R6MIII with IBIS and pretty photo centric, and they even have an EVF! And btw, they...
  • R
    The third time I'm happy for basically the same post. Having IBIS might be a sign of Canon making this one more photo-focused and less...
  • DhlcadR6
    If there's LP-E6NH/P, IBIS and EFCS, I'm getting one.
  • B
    That's not the same at all. That's not a split, Canon just adding another video-first camera in the lineup. The R8V/R6V is very video...
  • D
    Right, a powerzoom is not needed for photography, could even be disturbing. Yet, provided sharp, 20-50 can be a pretty useful complement...
  • B
    Even the EF 100-400 II was better than the prime. Sharper at 400mm and much more flexible. I owned both.
  • neuroanatomist
    I’m surprised by the L designation for the PZ lens. 20-50mm is a useful ‘walkaround’ range and the lens will probably be compact and...
  • T
    What a scene, great photos!
  • danfaz
    Here's an Osprey couple with one bringing home a fish for dinner.
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  • dwkdnvr
    If this comes in at a ~2200 price point as (someone?) rumored. it's a fair bit of camera for the $$$. I'm personally more interested in...
  • josephandrews222
    R5MkII and 200-800 @ 800 Gray Catbird
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  • B
    The R6 would still have many advantages: full mechanical shutter, larger battery and viewfinder, weather sealing, 2 card slots (CF...
  • koenkooi
    I do hope the R8II gets pre-shooting, it's extremely useful!
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