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What the Canon EOS R5 Actually Feels Like to Use - A Working Shooter's Breakdown
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What the Canon EOS R5 Actually Feels Like to Use - A Working Shooter's Breakdown

Every few years, a camera comes along that genuinely changes the conversation. I remember where I was when I first started hearing serious chatter about the Canon EOS R5 - sitting in a coffee shop in Capitol Hill, scrolling through forums on my phone, watching the photography community slowly lose its collective mind over specs that seemed almost too good to be true. For those of us who shoot professionally, upgrading bodies is never a casual decision.

Should You Switch Cameras? How to Actually Test a New Body Before You Commit
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Should You Switch Cameras? How to Actually Test a New Body Before You Commit

There’s a particular kind of camera frustration that sneaks up on you slowly. You don’t notice it all at once. It’s the ache in your wrist after an hour of shooting. It’s the awkward angle you have to hold the camera to see the screen while you’re talking to it. It’s the workflow slowdown that means footage sits on your drive for a week because rendering takes forever. For a long time, I told myself these were just the trade-offs of shooting on serious gear.

Is the Sony RX1R III Actually Worth It as an Everyday Camera? Here's What One Shoot Taught Me
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Is the Sony RX1R III Actually Worth It as an Everyday Camera? Here's What One Shoot Taught Me

Every few months I drag a different camera on my Sunday morning photo walk just to shake up my thinking. Last week I watched Pierre T. Lambert do essentially the same thing on video, except his walk involved a very photogenic dog and a downtown cityscape, and the camera in question was the brand-new Sony RX1R III. The video is bluntly titled “This ’everyday’ camera may be a mistake!” and it delivers exactly the kind of honest, in-the-field assessment I wish more gear coverage would give us.