Canon on the other hand has a huge choice: they could stick with the EF mount and offer truly effortless conversion but that means foregoing the flange-distance advantage on lens designs shorter than, say, 50mm. Still even if they had a new mount, a fully function and compatible adapter for the EF is vastly easier to engineer and produce than Nikon’s options.

On the top of the cameras is a relatively large information display, two dials, a dedicated video recording button, an ISO selection button, and an exposure compensation button next to the shutter button.

Seems to be focus technology. That’s not too bad, but how is it much better than contrast focusing?

The short term hit they’d likely take might make it difficult for them to recover in the long term…..

In my case, for instance, I have put years and years and thousands of dollars into building up my lens collection, mostly with Canon. I am perfectly happy with my current 5D Mark IV and batch of lenses, but of course, if I could use them all on a native Canon mirrorless system that was a significant improvement on my current camera, then of course I’d jump at the chance. However, if Canon releases a full-frame mirrorless system that still requires an adapter for legacy lenses and doesn’t guarantee full integration of all lens features, then I will have to think seriously about which way I go, for two reasons.

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Still hoping Sony would implement a shutter close optoin for changing lenses on the A7 / A9 series, this and manual audio for the MI wireless receiver are the only to things really missing for me right now, both software issues.

All we currently know is both cameras are capable of 4k 60p. There is no current indication whether it can record 4:2:2 10-bit internally. We do believe there will be some sort of crop mode available, but whether that allows for the use of APS-C lenses as well as M4/3 remains a mystery.

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As far as .308 is concerned, I don’t think this would be compatible with AR10. DPMS yes since they just used a standard AR15 reciever extension and cut down tbe buffer, but AR10’s use a longer buffer tube and a heavier 5oz buffer. Guess I’ll shoot an email to the company and see about Armalite adaptability.