That probably depends on your needs. I don’t care about mirrorless or a different mount but then, I’m older and more methodical in my photography. None of the benefits of mirrorless apply to me.

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The point is that people can’t slowly move to a new system. If you are stuck with one mount it means you either gotta invest in the one system and lose a bunch of money when you sell everything to move over to full frame or you can’t buy any glass until you have the money to buy the full frame with the new glass. I never said you need full frame to be a pro.

As Canon News points out, that means one of two things: The first possibility is that the EOS M line will never get a decent selection of fast, high-quality, lighter-weight lenses even if Canon is up to managing products for three active lens-mount lines. 

The new lightweight Nikon FTZ lens adapter provides compatibility for about 360 existing F-mount lenses from AI type onwards.

I will not accept because I cannot be objective. I am not in the target audience for this camera. Second…you need to understand the whole idea around the word dosappointnent. Canon did not promise you anything and then broke the promise. They did what they believe is right as their first step in the FF mirrorless journey and I am sure they have a plan for several years on how they want to develop the roadmap. There are many other cameras today that we can chose and every each of them is a compromise. So we need to pick the one that works best for what we do. For some it will be new Sony, for some it will be Nikon D850, for some it will be the next iteration of 5Ds, for some it is Fuji X-T3. We can look at the situation differently and be dossapointed that despite the fact that the cameras today are stunning, most of people are using them to produce average images:-) That is a true disappointment:-)

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The Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R and Control Ring Mount Adapter EF-EOS R will be $100 and $200, respectively. The Drop-in Filter Mount Adapter EF-EOS R arrives in February 2019 for $400 with a variable ND filter or $300 with a circular polarizing filter. There will also be a $200 matching flash, the Speedlite EL-100.

However, I’d like a cinematic camera to jump to Canon’s new RF-mount. There are native adapters to seamlessly use EF-mount lenses (including a filter drop-in adapter), plus RF-mount will future proof it.

"You’re also using the area of the lens with the most resolving power", yes but still not enough for the pixel size of APSC sensors. It doesn’t mean you’ll have a bad pictures, but you could get better result with a lens mad for APSC.

The Z mount uses a large 55mm inner diameter and a 16mm flange focal distance that allow for apertures as fast as f/0.95 and a slim body design. It also opens the door to other lens properties that weren’t previously possible with Nikon’s F mount.