The main thing you need to know when buying this model is that none of the non-native flashes will work with it, and there may be compatibility problems with non-native lenses (I personally have with Sigma). But if you can somehow work with lenses, then in terms of flashes, Canon has changed the physical interface - removed the central contact on the hot shoe, and even non-automatic universal flashes do not work. And I still have an excellent Yongnuo and an old but working Sigma from the previous model. Plus, there is also a "foreign" lens . Buying a new native flash will cost such an amount that it would be much more profitable to buy a device of a higher class, but with the old hot shoe format. But who knew about such an ambush? I don’t know about the success of the fight against compatible equipment manufacturers (they will probably adapt and release new models), but Canon has already lost its loyal supporter. And this is not the first Canon camera, video camera, printer, etc. for me.
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