The State of the Canon Full Frame Mirrorless Development

[3kramd5]

So anyway, is this camera going to have sensor image stabilization when it finally comes out, or what?

Probably not.

[Kit Lens Jockey]

Dammit. The only thing I hate more than Canon's slow pace of innovation is Sony's horrible ergonomics and poor control interface.

[Talys]

Even if Canon builds his unicorn, he'll just move the goalposts and keep on bitching and complaining.

It's already being tested in Europe, evidently, in the Casio-meets-Canon Frakenphone:

http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=34765.msg714594#msg714594

Evidently, there is an EF version of this same beast!

[AvTvM]

So anyway, is this camera going to have sensor image stabilization when it finally comes out, or what? One of the biggest features that has me eyeing up an A7 III is its ability to turn all of my lenses into IS lenses.

unfortunately there will be no real IBIS (not the digital trickery for video) in Canon cameras. "innovative" Canon has no clue how to implement IBIS and make it work ... especially not in combination with IS lenses. maybe innovative Sony is holding all relevant patents already.

personally i dont care. all my relevant lenses are IS and i dint like moving parts in cameras ... eg a sensor-wiggler.

[JohanCruyff]

So anyway, is this camera going to have sensor image stabilization when it finally comes out, or what?

Probably not.

+1
After all, even the first Sony (and Fuji) Ml didn't have IBIS. I took them 2 or 3 generations (or several more, if your count from the ancient NEX family) to implement it.
BTW, if the future 5DM had IBIS, how could Canon sell us the 5DM Mark II in 202x?
 

[zim]

If you take the lens caps off,

Nailed it