Snowbro

The AF on the eos r for stills has a hard time in lower light on AI Servo. With it off, it could focus in pretty much full darkness.

His rein of punishments have already begun to set in I see. If you want your avatar back (see figure 2.a), you have to buy all of his camera presets. 2.a

Andrew doesn't delete, this will be left to shame you

I guarantee this camera won't have an all-i codec, or if it does, it will still look soft compared to an eos r/5d etc. Just like the 6d ii (looks like 30% less resolution vs 1d) The one thing that seems positive about the camera vs eos r is; the sensor is 24mp, instead of 26mp. That means that we likely will be looking at a totally new sensor (instead of the 3 year old ones), I hope it doesn't have that weird color banding crap in photos at even +0.5 stops of exposure like the eos r.

I'm sure he will make a video when the pro eos r comes out, saying how great the low RS is and comparing it to a sony. Saying how sony is unusable in 4k because of the high RS. That is how self justifications and apologists work.

Jon may be gone, but his spirit lives on in some of us

But RAW should let you easily make it whatever you want. Someone said it will get 10 bit RAW internal & 12 out?

I shoot dirtbike/snowmobile races, I think 60 mph+ is a greater test than kids running around at 10mph. Its possible your friend had his AF set slow, I have never remotely had an issue. Always looks like a professional focus puller is operating it.

Looks like the Z6 is turning out to be the best hybrid

Saying that the a6300 is much better in AF than any DPAF, that no canon camera has usable AF in 120p 1080 and lastly saying that his little overheating toy is just as good as a pro body in rain. Literally, completely made up bullshit, to justify his purchase in his own mind. I had the a6500 before the 1dx ii and it is complete dogshit in comparison, in every single way for video and photo.

So many false facts, not going to even bother

I trust these three gents on their camera choice ?

Canon is going to release competitive BSI sensors Next year. They are basically making mirrorless versions of their current dslr's. So that means EOS 1R in fall hopefully. Btw, that 6d ii sensor only has around 10 stops of DR (photo) & much worse IQ in video than a 5d (proven in many videos). I also fully expect it to have colored banding in photo/video like the eos r.

I don't see this catching on like the GH5. Expensive lenses, Contrast AF (?), Severe 4k6 60 crop, 150mbps codec, paid upgrades for vlog & low bit rate 10 bit.

Won't hurt them that much because of how they rotate production & common costs "A common cost is an expense associated with operating a facility, product, or segment that is shared between two or more departments or users. In other words, it's a shared expense of creating a product or providing a service that can't be attributed to a single department or user."

1D bodies have been known for throwing oil around. I do shoot a lot at 14 fps stills or whatever it is; I shoot dirt biking/snowmobiling etc. sometimes. Having just two little spots after a year of use isn't terrible imo.

Double checked sensor (different lens) and there were only two little pieces at the bottom area (f/16). Img I had attached before, was of the top corner.

I have been busy, so I dont get on here much now. I tested with my other copy at f/10 in a similar situation & do not see any spots. I also tested with my 85 and saw nothing. All 3 lenses were cleaned & sensor checked as I mentioned earlier. I see big pieces of dust in the lens, not the typical small little flakes telephoto lenses get sometimes from breathing. Maybe it isnt dust, but pieces of something else.

Now cell phones can finally produce images that are close to actual 15MP lol. Is it even possible for them to get close to 1:1 with their small cheap lenses, compared to the MP in the sensor?

Spending all my money

I calibrated it with a pro tool after seeing it was soft, helped a little, but not enough. The dust pieces are really big, they actually leave huge spots on my video when shooting over f5, which I need to do sometimes. Similar look to when someone has a bunch of gunk on their sensor (verified mine is clean, it's the lens). It seems a like a refurbished lens from adorama, but I paid for new. Just a little interesting lol, I have bought a few pro lenses from them last year and had no issue. Sensor clean, lens face & back were also clean.. (Harder to see with compression uploaded here, but it's bad)

I just got a new Canon 70-200 2.8 IS II, I needed a second copy. I had to shoot a mountain range during sunrise today at around f8, then later discover that there was dust in the lens. I looked at the lens face and didn't see anything, then I shined a light in and saw a few LARGE pieces of dust inside towards the front. I have never seen this in any of my Canon lenses, this lens is brand new lol. It also was professionally calibrated at the wide & telephoto for focus, yet it is very soft at infinity focus. The mountain range was soft on this lens in 4k/photos, softer at 70mm by far, even when shooting test portraits. I also checked my sensor and it was completely clean. I doubt i'll see the dust when shooting more wide open, but I guess I will have to deal with returning this lens.. Sucks. My other copy has no dust and is extremely sharp at all focal ranges and focusing distances. Anyone had anything similar before? Guess I got lucky with the first copy.

Haha, steve puff loves the eos r, enough said.

I just wanted to drop in and immaturely say the osmo pocket sucks

I think putting out a bunch of landmine signs would be the most effective strategy