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th thx. i know. but don't care at all about video stuff. i'd like to buy a compact, capable, affordable, pure stills-optimized camera without any video recording and devoid of HDMI connectors, whether they be "clean " or "dirty". :)

Canon does not care about your totally insignificant personal wishes, desires and dreams. Clean HDMI out is essential in every mirrorflapping DSLR in order to watch your insignificant stills images on your Sony TV. in 4k of course. lol.

wow, sounds impressive! seems like an achievement deserving of all the respect a town like Scyrene, Alabama can muster. lol. :-)

sure. sensor size don't matter. lol. dream on. half-format. half-brained. half-witted. lol.

would you mind providing links to this form of "market share" for Canon and imaging gear industry? if anybody is trolling here, than it is you. "market share" is typically based on revenue. Canon and some others in the industry trying to base "market share" on "units shipped" (as opposed to...

well, you are obviously not an accountant. Otherwise you'd know that EBITDA and market share are two totally different concepts. A company could have 100% market share and still have a massively negative EBITDA. Or a very high EBITDA and yet a tiny market share. Also, meaningful EBITDA...

nope. It does not mean they are "gaining net customers". market share is about revenue, not about number of customers. Does not matter whether their revenue is achieved with 1 customer or with a million. Canon's had less (imaging) revenue each year for the last 5 years, they just managed to lose...

disputing something without evidence does not prove anything either.

there are more than enough people / households with a compact/Powershot and a "Rebel/Joey" plus kit lens sitting unused at home in some drawer. All they ever use today is their phones. For snaps and video.

it is very clear to see. Moving towards 2 mirrorfree product lines: EOS M (APS-C) and EOS R (FF). During transition a few breadcrumbs towards dying DSLR lines. A "rebel kiss Joey" here, a 90D there, a 1Dx III to cap it off and call it a day.

that was my hope as well - capable M5 in M6 form factor, but with built-in pop-up EVF. Does not look like it though. CR rumor says "EVF kit available" - I take this to mean an external, optional EVF. EVF-DC1 or 2 ... or a new one has to be purchased ... maybe with higher res and/or (even) less...

why not wait for specs? Moniker on badge is not important. Innards are. :)

If past versions are any indicator, then sensor and DIGIC will likely be same in both M6 II and 90D. And both were certainly NOT rushed, but are due for quite some time now.

or Canon is doomed. for sure! :ROFLMAO:

nope. no viewfinder. What "we" (some of us) are waiting for is a KILLER EOS M5 II, every bit as good as a (not coming) EOS 7D III should have been. But priced at 999. ;-)

EF-M 28/3.5 is a native macro lens with built-in ring light, very compact, good IQ, well affordable. Otherwise EF-S 60/2.8 is a great macro lens with nice FL [FOV eq. to 96mm], works well on my EOS M with EF/EF-M adapter and is still acceptably compact. And all EF 100mm/2.8 Macro lenses will...

It should have been a standard feature on each and every Canon camera ever since about 2012. Instead of the infamous DIRECT PRINT button :poop: or bulky WLAN bricks :poop: at USD/€ 899 a piece, camera-specific of course, to be re-purchased with every new camera body. :rolleyes: Lack of easy to...

They need "consumer/mass market products". The "hi-end only" route leads directly into extinction. See HiFi/audio industry. They did exactly the same: always "higher end" gear, ludicrous prices, golden cables, everything well beyond the point where normal customers could hear any difference or...

agree with all of your above statements. Canon's R/RF early product lineup is currently "unmatched" for lenses vs. cameras. Apparently they figured they'd attract enough early adopters buying those new/exotic and expensive RF lenses despite EOS R body being lower end than competition. Not sure...

yep. "AF-ON" button / "back button focus"