Here is the Canon EOS R announcement live
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All USD values below are pure conversion and likely will be different than the exact figures below:
28-70 2 = 420000 Y = $3769
24-105 4 IS = 155000 Y = $1390
50 1.2 = 325000 Y = $2916
35 1.8 IS Macro = 75000 Y = $673
EF-M 32 f/1.4 = 72000 Y = $646
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28-70 2 = 420000 Y = $3769
24-105 4 IS = 155000 Y = $1390
50 1.2 = 325000 Y = $2916
35 1.8 IS Macro = 75000 Y = $673
EF-M 32 f/1.4 = 72000 Y = $646
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Why do Japanese camera companies always keep wittering on about stuff that no one in the room gives a toss about, like their history and corporate vision. Just get to the point and present a clear marketing message about why the new product is something we will want, why it’s better than what we use now and what the competition has available.
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A lot of weight was shaved off the superteles. The gift bags given the photographers had some heavy object inside (not a camera, perhaps a memento) and the presenter asked everyone to hold it out in front of them for a few moments.
'That's how much weight we took out of these lenses' -- a few oohs and ahhs followed (small crowd)
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'That's how much weight we took out of these lenses' -- a few oohs and ahhs followed (small crowd)
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I still have the feeling of being left behind with my 6D and my EF lenses exactly as I was in '87 with my AE1-P and my FD lenses.
I understand the need for leap jumping but damn, I hate adaptors. An how about my planned investment in a 24-70 f/2.8 II L and the 135 f/2.0 L ? Will I do that now? Probably not. Or maybe by some used ones.
My guess is, that with this launch Canon is going all in on EOS-R, and we will probably see a lot more new RF mount cameras. I will be surprised if we will ever see an 7D or a 6D mkIII. We will might see a new 5D and 1D, but that will be it. The rest will RF cameras.
I will probably keep my beloved 6D until it is totally worn out, and then buy a RF mount camera, and RF 2.0 or 2.8 "standard-zoom" and a few primes, and the reuse my old EF lenses - maybe even buy some extra adaptors to be fixed on the most used lenses.
Canon is probably doing the right thing with the RF mount - I just have to take it in.....
I understand the need for leap jumping but damn, I hate adaptors. An how about my planned investment in a 24-70 f/2.8 II L and the 135 f/2.0 L ? Will I do that now? Probably not. Or maybe by some used ones.
My guess is, that with this launch Canon is going all in on EOS-R, and we will probably see a lot more new RF mount cameras. I will be surprised if we will ever see an 7D or a 6D mkIII. We will might see a new 5D and 1D, but that will be it. The rest will RF cameras.
I will probably keep my beloved 6D until it is totally worn out, and then buy a RF mount camera, and RF 2.0 or 2.8 "standard-zoom" and a few primes, and the reuse my old EF lenses - maybe even buy some extra adaptors to be fixed on the most used lenses.
Canon is probably doing the right thing with the RF mount - I just have to take it in.....
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Stream over, the invitees are just playing with gear now.
Expect someone to frantically confirm IBIS / Eye AF / 4K crop any moment on twitter.
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