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Canon EOS R8 Pros: Compact, lightweight, ISO and sensor sealing Cons: Compact, third bezel Opinion: I come from 5DmkIII, replaced because it was now worn to the bone. I chose the r8 because I didn't want to deprive myself of the FF but at the same time I didn't want to sell an organ for the older sisters (bought with cashback at a price that you can't complain about for the quality of the object in question). The impact was quite challenging: halving weight and size gave me enormous satisfaction, especially for mountain excursions and travel. At the same time (I bought it a year ago now) I'm still suffering from the body so small, both in freehand stability and in functionality (used to the body of the mkIII which was certainly easier to manage) Beyond this small initial hitch you can't say anything: more than excellent sensor, spectacular ISO holding, Balanced colors, very intuitive software, battery life that I can't complain about for the use I do, excellent quality screen. The absence of the third dial, replaced by the classic orientation buttons, make scrolling photos and some functions slower but I am very satisfied overall with the purchase and the transition to Mirrorless sent on 17 Marzo 2026 |
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Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM Pros: Sharpness, autofocus, weight Cons: For my use none Opinion: 12-year-old arrival of EF 70-200 2.8 dated 2005. It was like going from a classic Porsche to a new Ferrari. The sharpness of this lens is something astounding. The autofocus is incredibly precise, fast and quiet Finally, having a stabilized lens of this caliber gives it a significant additional value. With the R8, being able to shoot 1/10 handheld in the evening is a great feeling. I found the lens hood quite uncomfortable and I immediately replaced it with the model supplied with the 70-200 I owned before. As for the zoom travel, which the other reviews talk about so much, in my opinion it is nothing tragic but it all depends on the context in which you use it (landscaping and architecture for me). That said, it was already my favorite optic, especially in the mountains, and it has been reconfirmed as such. Totally in love sent on 23 Febbraio 2026 |
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