The R6V focuses on speed, portability, and just ease of use. And I think that Canon got that balance in this camera pretty much perfect.
The R6V focuses on speed, portability, and just ease of use. And I think that Canon got that balance in this camera pretty much perfect.
With the Luna Ultra though, it finally feels like I'm getting something much closer to the image quality that I really like from something like the Canon PowerShot V1, but in a compact, easy to use gimbal camera.
[I]t's the best cinema camera they offer I think for oneman bands for content creators who travel and for documentaries.
[A]fter taking thousands of photos with this lens now, I'm glad to say that I can confidently recommend it.
[T]he Canon RF 85mm f/1.4L VCM and comparing it to the other primes today I am really happy with the overall look of this lens.
It has a variable aperture and it's not the best in low light [...] but I really think for the right person, this can be the ultimate travel lens and the ultimate tourist lens.
This lens has really impressed me. Even on the R7, which is a camera I've historically had a pretty bad time with, this has been an absolute joy to use with just top class performance all the way through the range.
This $600 camera punches way above its weight, and it delivers results that I think genuinely hold up next to some of my much more expensive cameras, and it makes this a no-brainer for people that mainly shoot 4K 24, 25, or 30p.
For me, this comes really close to being the perfect travel video camera.
For me, this is where Canon has struck the perfect balance between image quality, versatility, reliability, and it just makes it so easy for me to recommend this camera to hybrid shooters and pros alike.
If 50mm works for you, I highly recommend this lens.
[O]verall, this lens is solidly built, it feels durable, and it delivers great performance in a compact package; it's just perfect for adventures.
So final thoughts on the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM, and I think that this lens is a lens well worth having in any Canon photographer's kit.
I can look past the flaws and the compromises that Canon have made with this lens because I am so happy with the end result final images that are coming out of this lens.
This is the first X100 camera that genuinely has you covered for both photo and video in my opinion with very few compromises in either, and to be honest, it's probably the best fixed-lens travel hybrid camera on the market right now when you take into account the cost.
This lens really truly is as versatile as it gets, and it's one of the few true real one and done lenses if it happens to work for you.
[...] of the RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM, easily one of my most recommended lenses and one of my personal favorites too.
If you can gel with the 28 millimeter focal length, then this lens is a no-brainer for travel and general purpose photography, especially if you own one of the smaller camera bodies like the RP or the R8.
So closing thoughts on the Panasonic S5 II / IIX and well, what a camera. Sharpness, colors, dynamic range, all excellent.
