If the body had lower-priced matching lenses, I do think that starting off with the cheaper model rather than the pro would have been a smart move. If there are any issues, Canon has the chance to iron out the bugs before unleashing it on more demanding pros. It also gives the camera a chance to build up some word-of-mouth buzz (or not) before the consumer holiday shopping season starts, though it also gives Nikon a chance to see how well its higher price is received before announcing the price of the Z6. 

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.

Shorter battery life, viewfinder never as good as an optical one. No IBIS is a major mistake no matter what excuse they come up with.

Plumbing materials, including pipes, new brass faucets, fittings, and valves, including those advertised as “lead-free,” may also contribute lead to drinking water. The law currently allows pipes, fittings, and fixtures with up to 0.25 percent weighted average of lead to be identified as “lead-free.”

And vloggers will love that Canon did what Nikon did not, integrating a fully-articulated rear display that can flip out and turn forward, giving users the ability to film themselves better. Wong loved the electronic viewfinder and the camera’s fast autofocus as well. 

On the basis of product, this report displays the production, revenue, price, market share and growth rate of each type, primarily split into 

Democratic Gov.-elect Gretchen Whitmer has promised to restore bottled water delivery to Flint, which was suspended by Gov. Rick Snyder in April because water testing results. She also said her highest priority would be to continue replacing lead service lines in the city.

At the time, we thought the lead was coming from inside schools because the city of San Diego sounded certain that its pipes were no longer made of lead. But it turns out, as we reported last week along with NBC San Diego, the city does not know what 192,000 of its water pipes are made of. Nor does it know what 16,000 pipe fittings are made of.

What do you do when you don’t have an existing mount to use on your new camera? Well, you have two choices. You either make your own or you use someone else’s. In this case Panasonic chose the latter. Leica has had a long relationship with Panasonic, so it’s no surprise that they have leveraged Leica’s L mount for use on their new camera. The mount is the same mount that can be found on Leica’s SL cameras. If you aren’t familiar with the Leica SL, don’t worry, it wasn’t a very successful camera. Despite having a full frame 24 MP CMOS with 4000 × 6000 pixels with a pixel pitch of 6 × 6 µm² on an active surface area of 24 × 36 mm, a very good electronic viewfinder and shutter, the SL was a sales disaster. Not only was it very expensive ($5995 USD), but the price of the lenses put many a potential customer off. The SL lenses ranged in price from around $4700 USD all the way up to $6395 USD.

–47 MP –Uses a Panasonic designed and manufactured sensor –Dual I.S. (both lens and body) – Dual card slot (one XQD, one SD) –4k60p

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.

If I am getting the M camera it’s not to grow into the R or the EF system. It’s a small compliment to them so I can have a small camera AND small dedicated lenses like the days of the Pen F. It’s all small and does not need to be adaptable to big lenses . Canon will make a R APSC camera like the 80D or 7D some day perhaps but I like the small light weight M system.