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Yeah, but there are some V6 engines that can out muscle some V8s.

It's great you have choices. It sounds like Sony is where you should be to get what you want since Canon is not doing it for you.

Yeah, but who shoots the 600 at 500? Sounds like you should go to Sony since they are giving you what you want.

Agree. Most of these comments typically come from those who have never used the lens.

Hey Arbitrage, I see you reside over here too. Btw, I'd want a lighter RF600 for me to let go of the 600II lens, otherwise, it will probably be a 2nd R5, so I can carry the 100-500 as a sidearm.

Well, this will save me $13k if true. I guess I will get a 2nd mirrorless R5.

Awww sh$#%$# now. The 600 f4. I can't wait to see what it brings to the table.

Yeah, the price is crazy. They won't get 85 hundreds of my dollars. I don't care how much it's this or that it is. Give me some big glass instead.

If the camera with global shutter is $7-8k it won't matter to me because I refuse to give Canon that much money for a camera body.

They want you to buy RF lenses.

Nah, they just had more video folks complain the loudest.

@Joule...That's because I get out and I do it in the real world on the very subjects that I actually photograph in varying conditions (i.e hot, cold, windy, rain, snow, sleet etc.) and not tripod mounted in cozy indoor conditions and definitely not on some flat piece of paper attached to the...

Man, get away from indoor test charts, vitamin bottles and food cans and shoot in the real world. That crap would drive me crazy. Get out and have some fun with the camera. I'm glad I don't get bogged down by this kind of stuff and let it sideline me from getting out and shooting. I still...

Interesting...These camera companies will be trading punches with these new camera bodies.

Yeah, you may be doing too many things while the camera is shutting down or powering up. Our bodies would probably react weirdly too if we were to do too many things at one time, like wake up, swing around around head, while running down stairs real fast. Why not enable the setting that...

True, but it's a must have settings with the mirrorless R5 camera because the AF gets fooled a lot easier or doesn't always do what you want it too in certain settings than with the DSLRs, at least in my experience and based on others comments around the internet, and you have to have these...

I use the M-fn button to switch modes, but first I limit the modes C1-C3 and M, so I am not scrolling through stuff I don't use and it's right there near the shutter button.

Ask Canon are they going to supply those lenses?

A lot of us R5 shooters have figured out the multiple AF button customization trick real quick. It's a different animal than the DSLRs.

I've not experienced a lock up. For the record, I use the Prograde Cobalt 325 CFExpress card...knock on wood.