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Look at the sales figures for Interchangeable Lens 35mm sensor cameras. Down, down, down and we will be fortunate if Canon has an R series line in the next five years, let alone a 5d series.

Say what you want about the M50 but I have owned a 30D, 40D, 70D, 7D, 7D Mark II, 1D Mark III and 5D and the 5D is the only one that outdoes the M50 for photography and has no video capability at all. Low light is its only drawback when compared to the other models I have owned. I can use all...

Female Mallard with reflection in water on small pond. Shot on Canon 7D with 400mm f5.6L lens.

Wood Duck on a local creek with Cottonwood seeds everywhere. Taken with a Canon 70D/400mm F5.6L while walking around town and moving when I took the shot. Very casual everyday shot.

Focus peaking and eye tracking I believe is included in the Digic 8 processor which is probably in this camera and in the M-50 which has those features.

A lot of the comments in this forum makes me think of a newborn baby getting its first feeding by its mother early but crying because her tits don't fit its mouth perfectly.

Predator captures a predator. Shot in April 2015 with a Canon 70D and canon 400MM f5.6L at 1/1600 and f5.6

Red Tail Hawk diving from tree.

Red Shoulder Hawk getting ready to land on branch. Canon 70D 1/1600 Second, F5.65, ISO 1000, +0.7 Step, Canon 400MM F5.6L

Taken with Canon 70D and Canon 35MM F1.4 L lens 20 second exposure at ISO 500 +2.7 exposure.

Snow on the Sycamores.

Young Black Tail Buck starting his jump in a field of Star Thistle.

Bridal Wreath flowers with a background of other blooming plants.

Bridal Wreath Shrub.

California Blu Jay perched on limb.

Mallard launching himself from pond surface.

Wood Duck pair in flight.

Great Blue Heron.

Mallard in flight.

Peony Bloom.