There is some glass mixed in with that plasticM6 is over $1000, this will be even more with these specs. And we still have $100 plastic, dark standard zoom only.
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There is some glass mixed in with that plasticM6 is over $1000, this will be even more with these specs. And we still have $100 plastic, dark standard zoom only.
Canon is almost always competitive on price, so even though the high end M will likely be more money, it will likely have some features the Fuji doesn't.The Fujifilm X-S10 is rumored to come on October 15 and should cost "around $999" and should have IBIS.
On 15 October Fuji is formally announcing the X-S10 which is going to be priced at $999 and we know it will have IBIS. Also lots of other lovely features.
Because Canon said there’s no 5D Mark V coming. Perfect logic right there. That’s as sensible and logical as you can get.Following the logic I've read here, Canon is supposed to focus solely on the R bodies, so why is this camera coming?
If they release a new M camera despite this "logic", why is it not sensible to expect a 5D Mark V as well?
Source? Not rumors, I mean source.Because Canon said there’s no 5D Mark V coming. Perfect logic right there. That’s as sensible and logical as you can get.
I was looking into the Fuji XT4 if canon made a body like that with APS-C I would be so happy! However Fuji also has some pretty expensive glass. If I would replace my current 3 lenses. I could probably just get a R6 with some FF glass for that kind of money. (didn't do the math exactly but thats what I remember from earlier looking into it). I Remember there is an adapter for Fuji for Canon glass but ofc AF will not be optimal. I remember also that capture one is better for Fuji raw files (worm artifacts). I use Adobe software myself but I have no personal experience with those 'worms' things just something I read when researching back then.and bought a Fuji X-T4 which has a crop sensor. The eye autofocus doesn't match Canon. Everything else knocks the mid range Canon offerings out of the park. It is a beast.
If I was in your position, I'd sit and wait to see what Canon does in a year or so. In the meantime you will still have a really nice set up and will get great images out of it.
Source is Canon and the article was on this website. Not a rumor.Source? Not rumors, I mean source.
The EOS M50 Mark II will not necessarily replace the EOS M5. The EOS M5 has a 1.62m-dot 3.2” touchscreen and a 1040 mAh LP-E17 battery whereas the existing EOS M50 only has a 1.04m-dot 3.0” touchscreen and an 875 mAh LP-E12 battery.
I was looking into the Fuji XT4 if canon made a body like that with APS-C I would be so happy! However Fuji also has some pretty expensive glass. If I would replace my current 3 lenses. I could probably just get a R6 with some FF glass for that kind of money. (didn't do the math exactly but thats what I remember from earlier looking into it). I Remember there is an adapter for Fuji for Canon glass but ofc AF will not be optimal. I remember also that capture one is better for Fuji raw files (worm artifacts). I use Adobe software myself but I have no personal experience with those 'worms' things just something I read when researching back then.
I am very pleased with the current 200d stills IQ for my needs. Don't even need an upgrade for this honestly. Although IBIS would be nice same as Animal AF. However the current 1080p footage is just not cutting it for me from the 200d. Extremely mushy and soft. I want something more detailed and better color reproduction. If only Magic lantern had an option with decent DPAF. Those raw video footage from the EOS-M is more work in the workflow but damn glorious. You can pick one up for like $150 used lol.
Indeed let's wait and stick to my current kit for now.
Triple CFExpress clots, or Canon is D....Single SD Slot is a bummer if true.
You haven't been paying attention I think.Canon is almost always competitive on price, so even though the high end M will likely be more money, it will likely have some features the Fuji doesn't.
Nice! With a Fuji-EF adapter?
Oh no?
Then why even mention it here?
I agree! It is a good lens!.No IBIS supports my decision to buy a 2nd hand 15-85 EF-S for 200 bucks with IS ... as an allround lens for video with the current M50 ...
I think IBIS will be in the M5 follow up at a stronger price point with some additional goodies ...
4K@60FPS!? If you thought there were overheating problems with the R5 and R6, just wait for this camera...just a Wild Guess.