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I was never impressed with the 100-500 optics at that price point, esp when compared to the cheapo 150-600 third party SLR lenses. I think the huge difference will be build quality, weather sealing and focus motor. I am looking at this lens as a huge 55-250 stm lens, great optics for the price...

Canon is slowly phasing out the M stuff for many reasons. One is eventually RFS will take the place with tiny bodies and yes tiny lenses. Second reason is to simplify the brand, eventually it will only be RF, RFS and point/shoot. When the R7 and R10 came out is was to target the crop DSLR users...

With Bird photography you always want the reach (or perceived reach with a crop). Even throwing on a 800mm lens on a full frame is never enough. Bird shooters always want crop in camera because when you spray and pray then try to crop each one down later it would take days to do, esp if you are...

Yeah the R7 has the same weather sealing as the 90D and it costs $1500. So for an extra $300 over the 90D you lose the top screen but gain a super fast focus system, dual card slots, shoot a bit faster but still have a weak buffer, and of course you lose the mirror. What a weirdly awesome...

No top screen, weak buffer, little weather resistance compared to the R6/R5...The R7 is a 90D replacement...

Don't see the R1 coming so soon as it would destroy everything else in their line with every bell and whistle tech of today can do. R5S will come late next year at a higher price point just slightly with higher MP, deeper buffer, and better video features as way improved cooling. At the same...

Yes. In the development and "in the wild" testing phase anything about the camera can be restricted to make it appear something is this instead of that or sometimes somethings are not even there. Canon has gone as far as a man made one off circuit board inside with fake model codes in case the...

Also when you are working for a company like AP it don't matter what gear you use at all, not even down to the feeling of the gear matters. The people have no choice as they do what the company tells them, that is why they get paid. Real professionals that work for a company could not care or...

It has nothing to do with support or product..its a money move. Sony Put up the most money and they should because they need to get in the game of having their gear be used by real credited people that have exposure. This deal is well in the millions of dollars to AP and gear at manufacture cost...

99.8% of 7d2 buyers never needed the true build quality of the 7D2 though, hell a 70-90D can withstand most of what the common 7d2 owner throws at it. Pixel density not as important as the extra "gain" being a crop. Speed in the AF was and even still is 7D2's golden ticket, we need to see if the...

The only real world strong point for the 7d2 is the speedy af. The sensor completely sucked without the firmware ISO tricks, hell it was worse than the 70D which came before it for many types of photography let alone what the 80 and now 90D have. Mind you Canon has not sold all that many 7D2's...

If it's $2k-$2.5k, 20MP, Robust and fast AF, decent buffer along with the 12fps then this will be the go to wildlife mirrorless camera for many people. The 600 and 800 STM primes are telling me Canon really wants the bulk of the bird and wildlife shooters to come in on their R system now. Even...

there is no reason for Canon not to go 7d3 with 1dx3 specs besides the sensor!

Probably was to make it easier on the intended customers of these products. Canon has long held back features on the 0D series to make things simple, hence why they don't let you easily customize the servo tracking like they do on the 7d2 but instead they bury it in a deeper menu. A huge part of...

The 90D has some serious features at this price range! I can not wait till the reviewers look seriously at the sensor!

a 0D finally got a single spot AF option....birders rejoice! Question is how large is the buffer?

Canons first crop sensor slr to boost the 4k tech....is their smallest and second from lowest

There goes the 7d3...lol

Hence why the flagship bodies from Nikon and Canon use low mp sensors compared to the pro line stuff.

the problem for Canon moving to smaller dies are cost to make them. I am not sure if Canon makes their own SOC's but it is unfair to compare a SOC made in the millions to something Canon uses in such a small production number. It would be cheaper to have Samsung do the manufacture (if they...