Thanks for that information. I've been a Canon user for 15 years. I have not lost my enthusiasm or respect for Canon with the newly acquired Sony RX10 IV.
jeep_daddy wrote:
Your respect is dully noted. But you have not seen the new EOS R mirrorless. It is NOTHING like the M series of Canon mirrorless camera. The M series is only here to fill a small niche in the Canon lineup where people want really small ML camera and lenses. Although, I see that they are still creating more M series lenses for the M series of ML cameras.
The new R series of camera is a completely new design that Canon is going to expand upon including the ER lenses they are designing from the ground up for the professional photographer. The balance the EOS R has with it's new lenses, and with all the EF lenses is more like the balance you'd expect with this new camera. Even the ER lenses are quite large, some are even larger than the EF L series lenses. I've had them in my hands. Plus the new design has a larger circumference mount allowing more communication pins which gives Canon the ability to add more features to the new lenses they have out now, and future lenses that will no doubt be nothing short of spectacular. You should see the new ER 28-70mm f/2 L USM lens. Even the new RF50mm f/1.2 USM lens is outstanding in all respects. It's also much larger than a EF50mm f/1.4;
So far they have a 28-70 f/2L USM, 24-105 f/4 IS USM, RF35mm f/1.8 IS STM lens and a RF50mm f/1.2 USM and promises to make many more that will eventually obsolete the EF series mount.
This new series of camera by Canon is going to be a winner. Even though this first EOS R is not a pro camera body, since is lacks dual cards, and is not as weather proof as the 5 and 1 series bodies, they will have pro ML bodies soon. I would bet the farm on this.
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