I'm in the L5D4FUC (Lazy 5D4 Firmware Upgrader's Club), tooSame here. Good that I had too many things to do.
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I'm in the L5D4FUC (Lazy 5D4 Firmware Upgrader's Club), tooSame here. Good that I had too many things to do.
Just out of real interest in photography: can you tell me why you do not completely switch to ML cameras?I already have an R5 and I have no intentions of ever giving up DSLRs.
Really good summary, technically. Same opinion here. But you forgot the price argument... for me there are only a few arguments left for digital cameras with OVFs: ...
I just prefer an OVF.Just out of real interest in photography: can you tell me why you do not completely switch to ML cameras?
Yeah, the price tag is a bit funny, given the fact that DSLRs should be more complex in production with the mirror box and a separate phase AF system. Okay, in Canon's world, other than Pentax, there is no IBIS included in the DSLRs, other than in an R5/6.Really good summary, technically. Same opinion here. But you forgot the price argumentfor both bodies and lenses
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Thank you, now I understand your comment better. Hm, a last generation DSLR with a smart hot shoe for an additional EVF - interesting idea...I just prefer an OVF.
My other mirrorless camera is a G9.
I mainly got the G9 and R5 for their superior image stabilization.
Canon and Nikon could have put IBIS into DSLRs but they just decided not to.
I have not used enough mirrorless cameras to say DSLRs are better.
The R5 is the best mirrorless camera that I ever used and nothing about it makes me want to give up DSLRs.
I do love the compact size so I would not sell it if Canon were to come out with the 5D Mark V but I would buy the 5D in a hot second if it had a flip screen and IBIS.
Now that Canon has a smart hot-shoe, they can make an OVF for DSLRs and give us the best of both worlds.
I still have a Rebel camera (Thanks Magic Lantern) but for small travel cameras, I would buy an EF-M camera over an APS-C DSLR any day.
The one big advantage of an OVF is that it can be removable.
Exactly my thoughts, again.Yeah, the price tag is a bit funny, ...
But I guess Canon simply tries to lift the price level with a view on the fact, that the ILC FF systems will always be a special market, and the compact's market is eaten up by smartphones. ...
I hear this a lot but a proper EVF is a pretty expensive piece of equipment.Yeah, the price tag is a bit funny, given the fact that DSLRs should be more complex in production with the mirror box and a separate phase AF system
Funny!
First, they didn't brick them.
Second, deliberately? Really? Because they like negative reactions sure.
Third, even mirrorless R5 and R6 had their fw updates pulled this year!
Well it didn't look like a joke especially the "Canon never used to be this slack, so many pulled fw updates last few years. " part which does have some truth. To their defense they try to fix their mess and sometimes introduce new features.It was a joke
If you want you can revert to 1.3.1 with no issues.OOPS! I updated shortly before a large shoot, luckily I didn't experience any issues.