You’d imagine the likes of Sony and Fujifilm and Olympus etc are already researching and designing upgrades for their next release. So if Canon couldn’t give me an irresistible reason to remain loyal (such as full integration of legacy lenses), then I’d be heavily tempted to go to a system that already has 1,000s of users and advocates and proof of worth, rather than hope that Canon’s first iteration was a blinding success (albeit potentially without use of my legacy lenses).

"Moving forward, we will continue our fight to make Flint whole. We have made a lot of progress in these last two years, and I do not plan on slowing down.

In a series of interviews last week, the outgoing director of Cal Fire, the state’s wildland firefighting agency, said officials must consider banning new construction in some fire-prone areas.

The full-frame mirrorless segment is currently owned by Sony’s A series thanks to a several-year head start. But Nikon has just jumped in with its Z series and Canon’s EOS R full-frame mirrorless announcement is rumored to be imminent. However, Panasonic has been innovating a lot in the mirrorless space and working it for a lot longer than either Nikon or Canon, so it would be very interesting to see what kind of developments it brings to the format.

The coupling’s dynamic deflection reduced the risk of damage and cracking due to ground shifts and temperature changes. Its patented gasket transforms the pipe joint into a flexible connection and allows dynamic deflection of up to 4 degrees per side. The product can adapt to out-of-round pipe shape for optimum fit on both ends with its radial closing design and sealing system that can eliminate installation errors. Even if pipes are a bit out of alignment, the Hymax Grip’s dynamic deflection can still allow for the connection, meaning there is a smaller chance of mistakes during installation. These features make the coupling a long-term solution that reduces the need for future repairs and maintenance.

Well, at least for EOS EF to R, Canon has their own adapter with full electronic connections for only $99 US, so it honestly wouldn’t make much sense for a third party company to make an adapter that would probably be just a “dumb” adapter(physical only with no electronics) and would sell for more.

Forgive my ignorance, but can someone explain the benefits that are inherent in a shorter flange distance? Is it just to make the body narrower?

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MTF Services has just announced the arrival of a complete range of the world’s first lens adapters for Nikon’s new full-frame mirrorless camera system, the Z-Series.​ There are 4 Nikon Z-Mount adapters available.

There were five construction companies working on the project. Crews kept discovering more copper-to-copper lines leading to residential homes, especially as they ventured away from the city’s core, officials have said.

Maybe. Think about when they switched from FD to EOS, and then when IS was introduced, and then when digital sensors required higher resolving power (if you believe in that sort of thing). There are some lenses that will for sure hold (big white ones), but the other thing to consider, and why the values will hold for a while, is how long it would take for them to release all the equivalents in a new mount.

All I’m saying is that forcing manufacturer to focus on lenses per sensor size will force them to offer more good quality lenses