What is up with all these STM lenses? You spend 4500 Euros on camera, thousands of Euros on cards, 15 000 on a PC, and then you go and buy yourself 300 Euro cheap lens? LOL IDK.
I'm basing this off my experience with the EOS R. It's a lovely camera for people, but it's terrible for motorsports photography.
Not if you care about long lens shooting and "reach". The R6 is too low resolution and the R5 too expensive.
What is up with all these STM lenses? You spend 4500 Euros on camera, thousands of Euros on cards, 15 000 on a PC, and then you go and buy yourself 300 Euro cheap lens? LOL IDK.
Someone has to make the obvious remark: “cool” adapters or “cooling” adapters?
Where is this mythical 70-135mm f/2 ?????
Maybe a Canon EOS R7 APS-C to replace the 7D MKII...
But m6 mII already checks all that,Or how about an M7? I want the flagship M camera to have the features and speed of the R6, but with an M mount and 24MP APS-C sensor. I'm sure that they could make one about the size of the X-T30. And if Canon won't create an f/2.8-4 trinity of M lenses, then hopefully Sigma will, when they introduce the APS-C L-mount body and the trinity for that mount.
Canon releases a bunch of high end lenses, and people complain. Canon starts to release less expensive lenses, and people complain. *sigh*There's plenty of big, fast, expensive RF glass already available, and all of the big white EF still works perfectly with an adapter?
+1
And why not with with IS ?
That would make me and many others to leave ef mount behind.
So a big complaint (on the forums at least) when the R and RP came along, was why all these expensive 'pro' lenses (like the 28-70 f/2) and only 'amateur' bodies. Now we have a range of bodies, a range of lenses of different levels seems sensible, no? Or did you forget the older bodies are still on sale?
And yet, it would have been nice to see an RF 50mm f/1.4 IS nano-USM.
This is pretty much what I'm looking for. Love my M50. Jealous of the new sensor and IBIS in the M6. Hoping for a Mk II as I really like the M50 form factor.An M50 style body with IBIS would be ideal for me. And an extra dial to make changing ISO/Aperture/Shutter Speed much faster would be a great bonus. That's it and I'll have a near perfect everyday camera.