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I wonder when Sigma and Tamron will start producing lenses for Canon RF mount, as both are producing excellent lenses for Sony E-mount that are sometimes even better than Sony equivalents. Any thoughts?

Dual card slots in one of the compromises I am not going to afford. If released with a single card slot I am out

I am in as well. Additionally, it would be healthy to wait for some reviews

The color profiles on the Fujifilm X100 series are similar or better in some cases than the Canon profiles. These cameras are very good for travelling if you stick to 35mm equiv. focal length. AF is good and the skin tone rendering of Fuji is second to none. I used and sold it to buy an X-T3...

Honestly, I would like to get price and actual reviews as soon as possible. I have been waiting for a serious Canon mirrorless camera and preventing the temptation to buy Sony cameras to couple with my Canon glass, since I knew that the initial EOS R/RP would be only an initial attempt by Canon...

This is an opinion-free forum so, I can express my opinion at my discretion unless I disrespect or offend anyone here I think...and yes, I have taken and continue to take good images that can be taken event with a P&S little camera with proper technique. Talking about sales in 2018. So, yeah...

Will the Canon's APS-C mirrorless version will be another R-type format or a revamped EOS-M? Canon 7D series was one of the best-selling cameras.

Usually sell/buy my camera gear on eBay, I have accepted the risks and so far not bad at all. Currently planning to sell most of my Canon DSRL camera gear, as the used cost is EF format is plummeting very quickly. I have been using Canon cameras for the last 15 years and I never felt so...

Expecting to see a real review that evaluate the AF and Eye-AF

EF 16-35 f/4L IS is a terrific lens in all aspects, sharp corner-to-corner, lightweight, IS and weather sealed. I used it every time I have the opportunity to do so. If you don't need wider FL or faster aperture i.e. f/2.8 this is it. My only regret is that I paid much more of what is being sold...

Besides LR&PS, which other non_Adobe processor may be the best for managing Canon RAW files? I like the flexibility of stand alone licenses. Any advise?

I will clear your concern about low light and high ISO with the X-T2. X-T2 AF performs admirably and output noise of my 5D3 and X-T2 at ISO 3,200-6,400 is essentially the same. On the other hand, once you get the X-T2 you'll be tempted to purchase more lenses that you may expect. I started with...

1. EF 85mm f/1.4L IS 2. EF 50mm f/1.4L IS 3. EF 300mm f/4 DO IS 4. Canon 7D Mark III with improved DR, ISO performance, fps, touchscreen and wifi connectivity

Many thanks to you all! I will take the 24-70mm lens as my primary lens with the 5D3, along with the 70-200mm lens and the 50mm lens. I have about 20 AA Eneloop batteries for speelites and as modifiers I will take the flashbender.

I just want to get some help from you guys on what lenses and accessories may I need for the celebration of a 15 years birthday party. Photography is a hobbie but a friend that is budget restrained needs my help. I already explained to him I am not a pro. I currently own a 5D Mark 3 with 3 zooms...

Nikon and Sony rivals are around USD 1600-1800 so, Canon will never be cheaper :-\ :'(

Count me in! But I hope that it's not heavier than the current 85L, and priced around the Nikon/Sony rivals, filter isn't larger than 77mm 6mm filter and with reproduction ratio of 1:8 or better. Then, my 100L will be for sale.

I replaced the clamp with a Desmond DBA-2 60mm Arca & Manfrotto Compatible Clamp and it works wonderful. But the design and plate of my ballhead is totally different, just check for compatibility before you buy anything...

If you don't care about macro, simply do not consider it. However, I have owned the 100L and it is my favorite lens for portrait, despite having the 70-200/2.8L II, and that is the reason I haven't got another dedicated prime for portraiture.

It may be sharper but only by small margin. It will find some shooters that require speed in low light conditions but for most photographers and videographers using wide angle lenses, the 16-35mm f/4L IS is more than adequate.