My pal Josh Holko has done some painstaking work over the last week to create his new noise reduction presets for the Canon EOS R5 Mark II. He has previously released leading noise reduction presets for the EOS R3 and EOS-1D X Mark III.
The noise reduction presets for each camera are $20. Note: This [. . . ]
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As we do every release, we’ll take a look at the MTFs of the newest Canon RF 16-28mm f/2. 8 IS STM and see how it measures up to other lenses in Canon’s arsenal to give you a better idea of how the lens will perform in real life.
Canon just announced a new ultra wide angle lens for the RF mount. The Canon RF 16-28mm F2. 8 IS STM is very suited to be paired with the 28-70mm F2. 8 IS STM that Canon delivered last year. It certainly feels as if Canon is making an F2.
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