• DocInfoSci
    If you're telling me I shouldn't use my experience with what I have to make a judgement call then we are disagreed. I was using my...
  • neuroanatomist
    No, it's not. That was the point...you stated that you would rather have a supertelephoto prime than a zoom, and indicated that the...
  • DocInfoSci
    Not so sure this is a valid comparison. 200mm to 24mm? OK, quick switch in the tool for an apples to apples comparison... and the tool...
  • R
    I hope it has the R6 III / C50 sensor. Also, one point of potential confusion in the future, after Canon releases the R6 IV probably in...
  • sanj
    There have been many many fantastic photos made from retro cameras. Your comment does not make much sense, sir.
  • DocInfoSci
    Good to know. I don't have a 500mm or 600mm zoom to compare with at this time, just Canon and Nikon primes in those ranges. I had...
  • neuroanatomist
    Just to drive Alan's point home, compare the distortion of the RF 200-800 to that of the EF 24/1.4L II prime that you prefer for its...
  • AlanF
    There is a complete difference between comparing a 24mm zoom with a 500mm zoom when it comes to distortion. There is minimal inherent...
  • DocInfoSci
    https://www.canon.ca/en/product?name=EF_400mm_f/5.6L_USM&category=...
  • AlanF
    The EF 400/5.6 L was introduced in 1993 at $1250, which equates to $2750 in 2026, to put in perspective. It was popular because there...
  • Dragon
    Dragon replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
    The latest version of PL9 (just this week) finally uses Nvidia GPU well. Much faster processing times than in the past. Looks like...
  • DocInfoSci
    All true, of course, but perhaps the point is that the 400 f/5.6 provided a reasonable way for people to get — for the era — a...
  • D
    Had (have) exactly the same...
  • Dragon
    This is a big-glass-forward design much like the EF 500 f/4 II . That was one of the sharpest lenses Canon ever made even with...
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  • Old Man FL/FD
    Wow! I'm impressed on your lens ID's - my Leitz enlarger and slide projector lenses.
  • D
    I see a Focotar and a Colorplan...very good choices! :) The funny bayonet was the only reason why I chose the Minolta SRT 101 over...
  • AlanF
    The RF 100-500mm is an order of magnitude or more better than the EF 400/5.6. It is sharper at 500 than the prime at 400, has excellent...
  • C
    It may not sound much, but to me it would. Given the lens is of decent optical quality and in combination with a TC it translates into...
  • dwkdnvr
    The Astro-Cam market is also illustrative. Astro-Cams (from ZWO and QHY among others) are pretty close to 'sensor in a box' designs...
  • mimbu
    This is the patent for the Sigma 500/5.6 that already exists, priced at $3300 on B&H or $2270 here in Japan. The Sigma is about 43.5mm...
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  • Click
    Click replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
    Well done, Maximilian. I especially like the first one.
  • F
    People who bought Nikon ZR cameras seem to really love its giant screen, I hope Canon will do so with the R6V ! IBIS or not IBIS ? Some...
  • roby17269
    my point was: the R5 and R5C are different beasts and extrapolating from them that a no video version would cost less would be incorrect...
  • R
    Since I would use it mostly for photo, I'd like to see IBIS stay. Btw I don't think the logic is spot on - I'm not sure it's "how much...
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