kdrk888 wrote:
I give Canon a lot of credit for creating this camera, of course will have see the real reviews. If the R5's DR is not too shabby compared to Sony's, I may get one next year to play with their RF 15-35 IS L and the 100-500mm. I never thought I would dip my toe in Canon water again. Will see what Sony has to offer in the next couple months.
Exiting times for sure! My hand might appreciate a little more camera to hang on to with that R5 body!
But the other day I took out all of my Sony gear/system and aligned setup all my lenses by FL/Prime and FL/Zooms and thought...NAH I'm more than good with 18-600mm FL covered in primes, macro and zooms FE, GM and Batis + 1.4x and 2x TCs. Sony is sure to top the already super excellent A9II and A7rIV in the not too distant future too.
However, the R5 is the first Canon camera to ever catch my eye. * I would never use 4K/ 8K, like I never use the 4K on my Sony cameras. The 28-70/2 and 50/85 1.2 are right up my alley too.
My goal in the new few months is to becomes very close friends with at least one local that buys the R5 + 28-70/2 and 50/851.2
Jul 14, 2020 at 04:03 PM
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