I recently came across an article on Digital Camera World that raises an excellent point about camera design.
I wholeheartedly agree. Current Canon cameras lack the classic design elements that once made the brand so iconic. Personally, if I had to choose between the design of my Canon 5D Mark III and my Canon R6 Mark I, I’d pick the 5D every single time—with just one modification: adding an articulated display.
It feels like Canon has leveraged the touchscreen capabilities of the R series displays to replace many of the buttons and design features that were integral to its older DSLRs. Is this a step forward? Maybe. But one thing is clear: it doesn’t quite replicate the professional, tactile experience of the classic DSLR design.
All comments published on this blog are simply my observations and opinions about the vast world of photography.
They may be right or wrong—nothing more.
Monday, January 6, 2025
Camera Design
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