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Big, heavy, expensive, limited. Waste of Canon's resources. Perhaps they might sell a dozen or so ...

Going for first time in late March, so advice on gear and what to do/photo would be appreciated.

Try the Sony RX10iv at the 600mm setting. Probably better than you might think.

I'm truly sorry, but I really miss the old site. (BTW, I never view the site on any of my mobile devices, only my PC.)

First, protect whatever equipment you carry. The extremely fine powdery dust (think: baking flour) will get everywhere.

RF for "Rear focusing" makes sense, but odd that they did not call it the MII version.

I was looking at which lenses would fit the Canon FD to EOS converter (the 1.26x version) and noticed that it would fit the "FD 200mm f/2.8RF". Anyone know what that lens is? See attached compatibility table.

For wide stuff, seriously consider the Tokina 11-20/2.8.

OP here. I have been following all replies, and some new thoughts, too, and wish to thank you all. You obviously know way more than I about this stuff. (I did upload Elements 2018 just now so I feel a BIT more savvy.)

I don't really relish PP all that much, and am perfectly happy with Elements and a few plug-ins. I never use RAW, and have no interest in video. I do try my best to practice good in-camera technique for my stills. That said, what am I missing by not using Canon's DPP?

Spotted Owl #2 - Ranthambore A pair of chicks. Shot from back of safari vehicle. Handheld. With Lumix FZ1000.

Spotted Owl #1 - Ranthambore From back of safari vehicle. Handheld. Canon 80D with 55-250.

Thank you, Photorex. I will look into the latest M-series bodies with latest Digic processors.

I shoot most of my stills using AEB, and rapid sequential shots are quite important for HDR and other stuff. (The original G7X was abysmal, for instance.) I am not familiar with the workings of the M-Series Canons, and wonder if anyone out there can comment on which M-Series has good/bad time...

Mistaspeedy: Thanks for the Lumix GM5 suggestion - looks promising. Will OM-D lenses fit on a GM5?

Trying to find the best, and most importantly SMALLEST, combination of a body with a WA zoom lens at least as wide as 20mm equivalent. I have looked at the MFT Olympus PEN-F with their 9-18mm (18-36 equiv) but that's even too large. I will be using this combo as a fancy P&S, so don't really need...

This thing makes me droooooooool ... ;D

This thing is just too heavy for me, but I love the IS. I guess my perfect solution is still to come. Or, perhaps I'll just stick with my trusty 24-70/4 L IS. If only Canon would just add IS to theirs with minimal weight increase ...

Purchased this combo specifically to use on my trusty Canon 6D, but disappointed to learn that it will not AF. The lens alone works fine. This anomaly was confirmed by Sigma tech rep. Something to the effect that AF on 6D will not work when max aperture exceeds f/8.

GHO Portrait Great horned owl in cottonwood tree. Suburban park, Denver, CO. Shot with a Lumix FZ300. Post in Elements 14.