• roby17269
    I'd say the differences between the 2 lists are mostly due to the different "clientele": B&H will have more photography enthusiasts...
  • P-visie
    I suspect you made a typo: the R5 Mk II was released in August 2024, so not likely to be replaced by a Mk III in 2026.
  • Berowne
    "quite slow AF" was a joke - there is no AF at all in theses Zeiss-Lenses.
  • R
    Here are the top 10 best selling mirrorless cameras at B&H + Amazon in the USA today. Not shown is the Canon R7 which is coming in at...
  • neuroanatomist
    "Standard wide angle" seems incongruous, since 'normal' lenses are often called 'standard' lenses. Canon themselves state, "Standard...
  • Exploreshootshare
    I once read in an article in which the author defined the wide angle categories as following: 24-35mm standard wide angle 16-24mm...
  • gdanmitchell
    As a long time Canon (2 decades plus) and Fujifilm (a dozen years) photographer, I have some thoughts. But first, we really should not...
  • DSB
    No, I'm criticizing Canon because I feel it used to be a Mercedes and now it's stagnating, while other brands are pushing boundaries...
  • roby17269
    There are patents for 35 1.2 lenses, there is still no "real" rumor for the release of one such lens
  • M
    The best you can get for Canon (RF): Sigma A 14/1.8, Samyang XP 14/2.4. Sigma A 28/1.4, Canon EF 35/1.4 II, Sigma A 40/1.4 plus some...
  • M
    Hi! VCM lenses are simply not what I need! I'm not interested in video and I simply want the best image quality for photos. Doing lot's...
  • S
    With 35mm I'd actually prefer 1.2 over 1.4. And since it's such a great general purpose focal length you take everywhere, smaller please.
  • neuroanatomist
    Canon sells millions of APS-C cameras and lenses every year. Given their market share, it’s clear that Canon knows what buyers want, and...
  • AlanF
    It’s as you imply a reasonable comparison with Canon DPP4 used for processing for both with same minimal settings.
  • R
    ronbyram posted the thread EXIF shutter used? in EOS R.
    Now that the Mirrorless camera's are able to shoot Shuuter or electronic. Should the EXIF data be updated to indicate which was used on...
  • R
    ronbyram posted the thread Shutter Count in EOS Bodies.
    Why does Canon Not apply the Shutter Count in the EXIF Data?
  • AlanF
    Sapphire-coated acrylic, I recall.
  • P-visie
    Both the EF-S 10-20mm f3.5-4.5, from 2004, and the EF-S 17-55mm f2.8, from 2006, were introduced years before the EOS 7D was introduced...
  • N
    It is curious that Canon doesn't seem to want to support APS-C much. When they introduced the 7D they brought out a relatively decent...
  • M
    No, but you can get very nearly $3000 worth of optical performance for under $1000 (and sometimes under $900) with a Viltrox 35/1.2...
  • Sporgon
    Sporgon replied to the thread Ricoh GR IV Goes Monochrome.
    The red filter isn’t on all the time, it can be applied in the same way as an optical ND filter. I’d have thought that orange would be...
  • EricN
    $50 like a clear lens filter - :alien:
  • P
    comparing the range of APS-C lenses between Fujifilm and Canon isn't quite right. With Fujifilm X-mount, APS-C is the only product...
  • S
    If not f4 I don't know what's this lens for.
  • D
    No, far far less! :p
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