And you say that with zero real world long-term use of either?!It’s weird seeing canon push the envelope and have reliability issues and now we are seeing Sony becoming the reliable workhorse.
And you say that with zero real world long-term use of either?!It’s weird seeing canon push the envelope and have reliability issues and now we are seeing Sony becoming the reliable workhorse.
I remember when "no one" will need more than 640KB in their PC...Early in my computer days I told someone I wanted a larger hard drive (larger than 40MB, so now I've dated myself) and he joked about finding me a really physically huge one about ten years old that would have been as big as the rest of the PC, if not one of those ones the size of a clothes washer...but maybe only held 5 MB. He knew what I meant, of course, he was just pulling my chain (and I ended up with a 120MB hard drive that was cheaper than the 40MB had been).
And yes MB is not a typo; I still remember how excited I was to get a 1/2 GB hard drive the next time after that.
(Of course with cameras, physical size of the sensor is much more of a consideration than physical size of a hard drive, so using the word "larger" for pickle count is, as you point out, fraught with hazards.)
On the other hand, Uncle Roger has also said that the latest 5-series of bodies has some serious sealing for weather/dust resistance.And to quote Roger @ Lens Rental on the EOSR tear down
Speaking of the Sony A7RIII, it’s taken a bit of internet trashing for its lack of weather sealing. Throw no stones from your glass house, oh Canon shooters. The Canon EOS R is just about the same; well-sealed buttons and dials, not much else. That means, I think, that it will be fine in a misty rain for a while, but don’t get it saturated and don’t set it somewhere wet.
Looking forward to his tear down of the R5, should make for another interesting forum thread!!On the other hand, Uncle Roger has also said that the latest 5-series of bodies has some serious sealing for weather/dust resistance.
So the question is: "Is the R5 built like a 5-series camera or built like the EOS R?"
Canon has said it has the same level of weather/dust resistance as the 5D series.
Has Roger said that he's going to tear down a R5? I'd be surprised if he does for quite a while since it's in such short supply. But I'd REALLY like to see it when he does!Looking forward to his tear down of the R5, should make for another interesting forum thread!!
Like the over heating it will happen eventually.Has Roger said that he's going to tear down a R5? I'd be surprised if he does for quite a while since it's in such short supply. But I'd REALLY like to see it when he does!