Jimmy

Operation yewtree wont let me change it

We can live in hope, but Canon making a market leader is a stretch, making it affordable is dream territory. Still, if those specs did somehow drop into some kind of $5-6K mirrorless body... Couple it with the F2 zoom and you'd be set for life!

You want them to make a market leading camera, but not at $5000? ? If this sensor makes it to market, it'll either be in a top range Cxx body or some research camera.

So you are saying that if a woman has crisp looking hair in real life, those cameras magically add some silky conditioner to the hair?! My wife has very similar hair to the woman in the video and it does not look like a camera issue in the slightest... It is just showing the natural texture of the hair.

Looks good to me... Alot of women have crisp looking hair in real life!

Rumour is that the 4gb thing will be fixed in the next firmware. Fuji is pretty good when it comes to upgrades.

I imagine Canon and co have teams of people with a huge amount of data to figure out who will buy these cameras and lenses and at what point they become profitable. The Canon R might even be a loss leader, with the next model planned to be the one that really sells the native lenses.

Ahhh... i didn't know Canon's future depended on one specific town? There are literally 100,000s of pro photographers shooting with Canon/Nikon, worldwide

hmmm... professional photographers?

Anyone have experience with this... https://www.iledgear.com/vr-2500-led-soft-panel/ I've seen a few youtube vids with this light and others in the range... seem a really versatile soft light.

Out of interest, do you have the XF 18-55 or 16-55? Would be very interesting to see a shoot out to see just how much the glass adds to that filmic look.

Agghhhh... salivating!

I'll just hang my 6 pack of "work" beer on it

One extra little thing about the wing... Due to the engineering of it, you can't really slide the full 40cm as the pressure gets too much at the start/end.... but.... for the same reason... you get a natural ease in ease out on your slide. It's like an accidental feature and really cool.

Now I am getting used to doing the slide with one hand... I think I could easily use that setup at a wedding. I've realised that if I have the wing pointing parallel to one of the legs, it adds stability. I'll mainly be using the bigger manfrotto tripod though, but this is doable.