Canon EOS R50 V Specifications

[Maximilian]

Max shutterspeed is bad, M6 II does 1/16.000

When did you ever need someting faster than 1/4000 s? And 1/8000 s is still possible with ES.

 

[neuroanatomist]

Why should Canon always "cripple" something? Why is something "crippled" at all?

If I did read your post right, I interpret some sarcasm into it. I hope I am right.
So maybe I'm opening a can of worms here that doesn't even exist.

But maybe people should start thinking about the use of some words, that might be critical.
Not directly addressed to you, Bonich, and no accuse, but in general I think the whole world would be a lot better, if we start to be more polite again.

I know, I do a lot of that "Canon is doomed" stuff as well, but IMO "doomed" is something else than "crippled".
But maybe I should rethink my point of view as well.

Sorry for the rant, but I had to let that out.

I read it as total sarcasm, personally – intended as a humorous way to correct the labeling of the announced-tomorrow RF 20/1.4L VCM.

 

[Maximilian]

And why can't Sigma get the mount name right? It's RF-S not RF, even in their shop the mount selection menu states RF.

You-re right.
Maybe it's because you can also mount it on FF bodies.
Maybe because of copyright reasons.
Maybe something else...

 

[koenkooi]

When did you ever need someting faster than 1/4000 s? And 1/8000 s is still possible with ES.

F/1.2 is bright sunlight. We get that bright of a day once a year here in the Netherlands

 

[Maximilian]

I read it as total sarcasm, personally – intended as a humorous way to correct the labeling of the announced-tomorrow RF 20/1.4L VCM.

Thanks. I did (try to do) that, too. Still, I had to let that out.

 

[Maximilian]

F/1.2 is bright sunlight. We get that bright of a day once a year here in the Netherlands

Please show me that f/1.2 (RF-S) lens you would pair with an R50/R50V

 

[Blorp]

need someting faster than 1/4000

1.4 outside, people doing sports.

Please show me that f/1.2 (RF-S) lens

It also takes RF lenses.

 

[Quack]

And why can't Sigma get the mount name right? It's RF-S not RF, even in their shop the mount selection menu states RF.

Because there is no RF-S mount. There is only one new Canon mount and it's named RF. The designation for the Canon crop lenses is RF-S. Sigma uses DC for their crop designation.

 

[Maximilian]

It also takes RF lenses.

And typically, you pair a small lightweight and sub 1k$ body with a heavy and big lens over 1.4k$ (OEM)... sure

I always advocate the use of good (and sometimes expensive) glass, but I also have realistic and useful relations in mind.
But okay... go and pair the R50V with one of the VCM lenses - or even better, with the RF85/1.2

 

[Skux]

This may be a worthy M6 II successor but where are the lenses

 

[Maximilian]

This may be a worthy M6 II successor but where are the lenses

At Sigma?

And some prefer f/1.4 VCM lenses

 

[Blorp]

And typically,

You did not ask about typical you asked about a 1.2 lens that would work. And you are ignoring the very typical APSC 1.4 lenses.

 

[Maximilian]

… you asked about a 1.2 lens that would work. …

Precisely, I asked @koenkooi which he would PAIR, not which would work

 

[Blorp]

Precisely, I asked @koenkooi which he World PAIR, not which would work

Obviously he would pair one that works.

 

[Maximilian]

Obviously he would pair one that works.

But which?
Better we should let him speak for himself, shouldn‘t we?

 

[koenkooi]

Please show me that f/1.2 (RF-S) lens you would pair with an R50/R50V

I have no f/1.2 lenses, but I would use my 50VCM on it! And in the theoretical case I’d get an R50V, I’d get the sigma 56mm.

So no 1.2, but 1.4, which I have had run into issues on bright days and ‘slow’ shutters.

 

[RexxReviews]

IBIS please.....it\'ll be perfect fit with RF28 pancake

You aren't getting IBIS in a $650 Camera body.

 

[David - Sydney]

Is this the first body with registered people AF priority besides R1/R5ii?? I thought that it was a new feature with the separate AF processor

 

[Skux]

At Sigma?

And some prefer f/1.4 VCM lenses

This is true, they have some nice f/1.4s. I want my pancake though!

Edit: Forgot about the 28mm

 

[tpatana]

What is movie auto slow shutter?