• neuroanatomist
    Worth noting that Canon was certainly not the first manufacturer to 'cut corners' (literally) from the image circle. The fact remains...
  • justaCanonuser
    That's exactly what I learned in the past, say, 15 years reading lens reviews, e.g. the ones of lensrentals. In particular these showed...
  • EricN
    EricN replied to the thread The Best and Worst of 2025.
    Current AI for public use are about as prone to errors as humans.
  • justaCanonuser
    Fortunately, as a European, I can state that our system is called Galileo, which is harder to mistreat as an offending acronym (you'd...
  • J
    Did you ever in your life see scientific evidence that was coming from an unbiased person?
  • M
    I'd prefer a TS-R 12mm f/2.8 over that one (or RF 12mm f/2).
  • justaCanonuser
    That's okay, at least for me, because we all are enthusiasts in this forum, and I get sometimes carried away here, too. Have always good...
  • justaCanonuser
    Richard raises in this very interesting comparison of reviews a question that I ask always myself: do I want perfection or "artistic"...
  • neuroanatomist
    The 20/1.4 VCM is a great lens and I’d almost certainly buy a 14/1.4 or 14/1.8 VCM, should one come along. But personally, I’d take a...
  • justaCanonuser
    Thank you, Tom, that really helps me to get a bit of a clearer picture. I have the EF 50/1.2 L, and when I bought it years ago, I was...
  • neuroanatomist
    The V1 is a vlogging camera, it does not seem intended to replace the G series. Does the Godox flash use the multifunction shoe? I’m...
  • neuroanatomist
    Agree that it’s not ideal, but because the magnitude of focus shift varies inversely with subject distance, those not shooting subjects...
  • rives305
    The v1 is a fun camera. The wide lens is great for filming yourself for content. 16-50 is great. Even a 20-70 would be great for the use...
  • D
    I think it has to be 24-75, so that it can be sold as a 3x zoom (at least.) I don't see why constant aperature would be a big deal for...
  • D
    A 14/1.4 would be nice but looks to be heavy and expensive with all those elements. I wouldn’t need close minimum focus distance or IS...
  • D
    I hear you. The evidence of one person that's demonstratably biased towards Canon is not good scientific evidence. It might be good...
  • H
    I once had a colleague who, when confronted with scientific evidence from a wide range of disciplines about human's impact on global...
  • D
    David_B replied to the thread The Best and Worst of 2025.
    Find a scraggly old tree and take a photo of it. How many straight lines are in that? Put it in your raw image editor of choice, apply a...
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  • Richard CR
    In this patent application (2026-003292), Canon showcases several fast primes, and it is likely the patent application for the Canon RF...
  • D
    The problem is the lack of evidence or more importantly, Canon's internal testing where they decided that 19.96 was acceptable. I mean...
  • S
    Assuming the photographer actually knows the lens has focus shift in the first place and is aware of the setting you have to change. And...
  • EricN
    Nikon's 58mm f0.95
  • Richard CR
    you mean the cheap manual focus ones? alot of those chinese primes you can get for a dime a dozen, from a fun factor, they are great. I...
  • L
    Has anyone compared the optical quality of the 45mm f/1.2 to the assorted inexpensive Chinese fast fifties? Aside from autofocus, is it...
  • DSB
    FYI, I own both R5 and R5mk2. There's really not much difference between the two. Yes, the AF is somewhat better in mk2, but s not by a...
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