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Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - pRICE cUBE - 07-21-2020
Canon gets serious about Sony's success in the full frame mirror-less game with 2 models R5 https://www.dpreview.com/articles/3236591186/hands-on-with-the-new-canon-eos-r5
R6 https://www.dpreview.com/articles/1333659690/hands-on-with-the-new-canon-eos-r6
Nikon Z5, a more affordable full frame body https://www.dpreview.com/news/6057317091/nikon-z5-is-an-entry-level-full-frame-camera-that-doesn-t-cut-corners?utm_source=self-desktop&utm_medium=marquee&utm_campaign=traffic_source
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - mattkime - 07-21-2020
oooo!
looking forward to some image quality tests
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - Wags - 07-21-2020
I like having a view finder.
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - Racer X - 07-21-2020
Wags wrote:
I like having a view finder.
So do I. However, the smaller size of a mirror-less camera is appealing. My back-up camera is always a Rebel, because that chassis is small and lighter. The thought of a small full frame big sensor camera is very interesting.
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - anonymouse1 - 07-21-2020
Call me when there’s a 45 or 50 megapixel version for under $1000
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - Racer X - 07-21-2020
Hey, I have a Graphic View I can loan you until that happens. :oldfogey: No flash gun though. My kid turned it into a light saber.
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - Z - 07-21-2020
How sunk cost fallacious am I thinking about picking up a Pentax K1 Mk II or its replacement (or the new APSC model they've got in the pipeline soon)?
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - deckeda - 07-21-2020
Racer X wrote:
... No flash gun though. My kid turned it into a light saber.
You make that sound like a bad thing?
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - pRICE cUBE - 07-21-2020
I anticipate that Canon is going to take the Sony threat head on from this point on out. Their advantage is the ability to move quickly and manufacture news mirror-less lens designs. Then they can leverage adapter to the EF lens range as an appeal to current Canon owners. As lovely as Sony’s cameras are, adapted lenses usually don’t allow full functionality. This is very apparent with the A9 and A9 II. You cannot get the full frame rate unless you have certain G Master lenses. That means not all Sony lenses can be used to full capability on the A9 series. I am not seeing this about any of the Canon R series cameras yet. I will update if I see differently.
Re: Full Frame Mirror-less: Canon gets more serious with 2 models, Nikon gets more affordable - robfilms - 07-22-2020
Z wrote:
How sunk cost fallacious am I thinking about picking up a Pentax K1 Mk II or its replacement (or the new APSC model they've got in the pipeline soon)?
Z-
Pentax has decided NOT to chase mirrorless but to continue making DSLRs.
interesting.
https://petapixel.com/2020/07/18/why-pentax-is-making-the-right-call-in-sticking-with-dslrs/
stay well.
rob