A manual focus Cosina RF lens might not quell the growing outrage. Canon tells PetaPixel that it’s “in talks with other manufacturers” regarding licensing the RF mount, but refused to offer additional details. Canon replies, “You’ll just let any ol’ Sigma mount that body,” complete with suggestive eyebrow raises a la Milhouse.Ĭanon has infamously not licensed its RF mount to third-party lens makers, at least not for autofocus lenses, much to the dismay of Canon mirrorless camera users. “Sony” jokes that “Canon” won’t be able to afford new cameras after spending so much money on first-party RF-mount glass. While Mango Street’s video is made in jest and is just a joke, some of the punchlines may hit a bit too close to home for certain photographers. Poor Pentax takes the brunt of a few jokes, but nobody will be laughing if the company dominates a still-thriving DSLR market in a decade. There is something to be said about being the last company standing in a market segment, which while shrinking, still has its fair share of supporters. Still, Pentax remains a significant player in the DSLR market. Inskeep’s moderator character interrupts, “Pentax, you’ve been pretty quiet.” Sure, Pentax may not have released many new cameras lately, and even the “new” KF indeed stretches the definition of “new” altogether. While performing the “dab,” Sony replies, “At least my photos don’t suck!” “Sorry my subject matter isn’t so boring that I have to add moody clouds to every photo to make it look more interesting,” Fujifilm pointedly remarks to Sony. Maybe there should actually be a support group. It’s a common affliction among photographers. Gulotta’s Canon personification asks, “Photoshop, do you mean Lightroom?” Gulotta’s Canon character struggles with Gear Acquisition Syndrome, otherwise known as G.A.S.

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