Something that would be a real game changer from Sigma would be if they came out with lenses made specifically for the L mount, taking advantage of the extra space they can work with.

Matthew has won 38 ACS Awards and in 2016 he won the Award for Best Cinematography at the 21st Asian Television Awards.

And it would be pure speculation at the moment as to the success of any adaptor because neither Canon nor Nikon have released a high-end mirrorless system. But if they did come out and release a full-frame mirrorless system with the caveat that I needed to start my lens collection again from scratch if I wanted to benefit from all the features of such a system, then I wouldn’t be a very happy camper. And it’s something I hadn’t even contemplated until last week.

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I find the fully articulating screen with the GH5 a total pain. If I have my headphones and or HDMI plugged in, it’s suddenly a fixed screen because both of those get in the way of articulation – making it pretty useless for any real video work.

I’m sorta confused what they are gonna do with the ef-m? If they make that their aps-c mount they have made a mistake. Most people I know with full frame started with aps-c and when they realized they liked photography enough to actually invest money in it started buying full frame lenses. Eventually they move up to full frame and already have a couple lenses for it. Anyone buying into the ef-m will need to buy everything new if they want to move up to full frame but who is to say they stick with Canon? Maybe they like Nikon’s offerings or what Sony has to offer. They will have to buy all new lenses anyways so they are dont have any incentive to stick with Canon. If Canon decides to make a crop camera for the new mount what happens with the ef-m? Did they design the ef-m such a long time ago that they didnt think of future proofing it? Canon’s biggest thing they have had is brand loyalty but I can see that going away slowly if they dont make big moves.

Yes I’ve written many times that when you factor in adapters and lenses and filters and filter holders added to bodies, there really isn’t much difference in size/weight/bulk between DSLR/mirrorless. You raise many valid points and I hope the engineers at Canon (and Nikon) don’t go the easy route and opt just for adapters.

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Both cameras feature a hybrid AF system that uses an algorithm to automatically switch between focal-plane phase-detection AF and contrast-detect AF.

Matthew has won 38 ACS Awards and in 2016 he won the Award for Best Cinematography at the 21st Asian Television Awards.