You have your existing body. All your lenses were lost in a tragic turnip harvesting accident.

You have $10k to rebuild. What do you get? No used lenses. Only RF. Don't include sales tax in the USA.

DJI, the global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today announces DJI Flip, a new series of all-in-one vlog camera drones. At less than 249g, this compact drone features foldable full-coverage propeller guards, ensuring ultra-safe and reliable flying.

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Fujifilm is going to be aggressive in 2025 according to Mirrorless Rumors. It doesn’t look like they’ll be announcing anything before CP+ in late February 2025.

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Leica launched the SL3 60mp camera back in March and has sold pretty well by all accounts. You do pay the Leica tax, but the non-Sigma rebrand lenses from Leica are terrific.

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Current rumours have Panasonic releasing a new version of its popular Lumix S1R. It’s expected to have the same sensor as the Leica SL3 and its core technology.

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Olympus Malaysia accidentally published an image that they should not have detailing an upcoming Olympus m43 mount camera body. The image was up for a few hours and then taken down.

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i have a canon 2000d (T7) and i would like to know how i can set the shutter botton to do exposure lock and take picture only, while i would like to use another botton, like the one circled to set the focus: Login to view embedded media
is possible to do ?

I was disappointed the RF 70-200 was not internal zoom like the old EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II.

Now we have internally zooming Z lenses. Will any of you upgrade for that very reason?

I wasn't sure where to post this, but here it goes. I watched the original featuring Rudy Winston when it came out. They are back for a 2025 refresh. Even old dogs can learn things from this vid. Required viewing for most IMO.

Firmware Version 1.0.9.1 incorporates the following enhancements:

1. Enables functions to be used without limitation in conjunction with the new Battery Pack LP-E6P. This makes it possible to shoot 59.94P with RAW LT.
2. Enables the display of the digital tele-converter icon on [Main Recording Displays] of [DISP Level 2].
3. Adds the ability to apply Full-Screen display to an external display according to OSD Output setting when using [Peripheral Border Display].
4. Adds function [Tracking by Touch priority] for starting tracking by touching the LCD.
5. Enables the AF Frame and Focus Guide to be moved by dragging.
6. Adds [Protect Images] and [Rating] during FTP Transfer. (Photo Mode)
7. Adds the [Motion Vector For Digital IS] menu option. Default [Disable]*
* [Disable]: Prevents a phenomenon that may cause the image to shake along with the subject when recording a subject (such as a person or an animal) with a large amount movement.
8. Changes the menu option name of [PTP Connection/GP-E2] in [USB Mode] in [System Setup] to [Canon App(s)/GP-E2]. For Android devices, please select [Canon App(s)/GP-E2].
9. Adds support for the RF-Mount Cinema Lens: CN7x17 KAS T/R1
- Support for Magnification chromatic aberration correction.
- Support for Peripheral light correction.
- Support for Distortion aberration correction.
- Displaying T number.
- Enables the remote operation from Browser Remote (Focus/Zoom/Iris).
- Enables the zoom operation by joystick on camera body.
- Support for Dual Pixel CMOS AF autofocus.
- Support for [Dual Pixel Focus Guide].
- Support for [Push Auto Iris] and [Auto Iris].
10. Fixes minor issues.

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i would like to know how i can check the shutter count number on that camera ?


i have tried with "CanonEosDigitalInfo_v1.4_SDK_v2.14" and don't work, with FreeShutterCount and don't work and even with gPhoto2 on ubuntu but don't work.


i have tried to use that website: https://www.camerashuttercount.com/ but still don't work because say that in the exif is not indicated !


how i can do that ?

Been exploring crop sensors for a bit now and only recently, I decided to give a try on the older Efs15-85 having realized that I didn't use so much the reach part of my 18-135.

And I wanted to try out this 15-18mm range to get an idea of what it would look like with a more traditional 24mm on a full frame camera.

In my use case, I was a bit surprised at how wide 15mm actually is and that it almost nullified the need for a dedicated UWA lens.

I ended up thinking about why it was the only lens on Canon crop systems to achieve that 15mm at the wide end, a field of view that seemed really like a staple to me on full frame cameras.

Attempting to look up a bit, I discovered that there actually were a lot of 28mm-X on older EF lenses through the ages. I would not have bet on it given the number of 24-X zooms on mirrorless systems and the compromises around the development of a recent 28-70mm to achieve a better aperture.

I was curious to ask here to some much more well versed in optics history what made this 24mm range something that normal on full frame in recent times but didn't on crops sensors

All thoughts appreciated

Oliviero Toscani, the man behind the shock advertising campaigns that helped make Italy’s Benetton one of the world’s biggest clothing brands, died on Monday at the age of 82, his family said in a statement.

We're not big fans of "zero-day" camera or lens reviews, or really any review of significant cameras or lenses that come out within a month of release. There aren't may publications or reviewers out there that take their time with a product for reasons that one could consider obvious.

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BCN Released some of its data for December. We expect to see the entire year’s worth of data this week or next, but this is a fascinating look into the Japanese market for December.

Getty Images Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GETY) and Shutterstock (NYSE: SSTK) today announced that they entered into a definitive merger agreement to combine in a merger of equals transaction, creating a premier visual content company.

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According to Nikkei Asia, Canon is considering outsourcing some of its operations to other Asian countries.

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Hollyland has launched the sixth generation of its Lark Series microphones, the LARK M2S.

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Still images taken with Canon EOS R5 Mk II may be recorded as corrupted/abnormal due to incompatibility of certain SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II 64GB, 128GB and 256GB V60 cards.

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My Hassy was in the shop so I used the R5, with the RF 50 1.2 and RF 85 1.2. Broncolor strobes.
This was taken in a studio and the background is AI generated

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Canon R5, mostly with the RF 100-500 or the RF 85 1.2. Some panoramas


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Still images taken with Canon EOS R5 Mk II may be recorded as corrupted/abnormal due to incompatibility of certain SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II 64GB, 128GB and 256GB V60 cards

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If you have been listening to me at all last year (and if you haven’t.. why the heck not?), one thing I have noted is that there’s a weird renaissance happening with compact cameras, especially in Japan.

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I'm considering buying a Canon 2000D whose LCD doesn't work, I would like to know if you can give me some advice, the price is €50 but I would like to know if there are cables that could be the problem and need to be replaced and what are their prices? The LCD screen could cost around €30.


Any advice about how fix the issue on that camera ?

Hey all,

Finally joining this decade and picking up an R5 Mark II before too long.

I've always been an SD card shooter on my 5D for convenience and the lack of a high speed shooting need. But I'm giving that a rethink in light of pre-continuous shooting with the R5 II and my ever-so-slight uptick in shooting birds/wildlife (it's rare, but when I need a buffer I really need it). So CFexpress seems likely for me.

And I'll be building a new PC soon as well. So this thread is about the reader itself: I hate loose, dangly readers on my physical desktop, they almost always require two hands to insert a card, the cords are annoying and I don't place things like that on top of my computer case. I prefer a dedicated card slot like I've enjoyed with SD all these years.

PC Case manufacturers never made case-integrated CF readers that I can recall. Instead, component manufacturers used to make mountable modules for the front of PCs (similar to how an optical drive sits) for card readers:



Do they make those for CFexpress? I did a quick scan of New Egg and B+H and I'm not seeing anything.

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