I don't get it; why would it? Nobody is forcing you to buy the 1DX III and then get pissed of the mirrorless version is out.
It's your choice, live with it!
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Two new EOS R bodies coming in the first half of 2020 [CR3]
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It's your choice, live with it!
he said HIS lenses have IS and HE is using a tripod - so IBIS is not so important for HIM. Depending on your photography subjects it's important to some and not important to others. Pleae stop with this nonsense of saying IBIS is a requirement. It's helpful for some and not required for others.
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Personally I'm after the high-res 70-80Mp monster. I feel 30Mps of my 5DIV aren't enough. 80Mp will drastically improve my photography, all my photos will be 2.66 times better. It'll be worth every penny.
But most importantly I expect Canon to fix the banding visible in the shadows at long exposures and improve on DR. If the camera will be on par with A7RIV - I'm definitely buying it. Well if my wife approves...
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They did a development announcement for the 1DX III, so if it was coming soon, I believe they would have done it for that as well.
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Well hey technically autofocus and burst shooting isn't required for everyone, so we might as well just not consider those requirements for new cameras being made today either.
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For sure, this will not be a 1D equivalent mirrorless body. It will most likely be the high resolution body (which the 1DX III is NOT) and probably the R2 or the mirrorless 5D Mark IV.
I think the rumor is premature because as you said, there was no development announcement.
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Unless, of course, the release of the EOS R was the development announcement for a "more pro type" body to follow?
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They actually rarely do development announcements. 1DXIII development announcement was an exception as far as I understand. They normally do release announcements right away.
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I would like to see a couple of development models of the R Mk. II, at least one of which is optimized for sunny, high-temperature environments in a manner similar to Canon's telephoto lenses.
I'm sure that having a matching white finish would be an advantage. If that model happens to be the second in the development series, they could even call it... EOS R2-D2 (That could be the camera that I am looking for!)
I'm sure that having a matching white finish would be an advantage. If that model happens to be the second in the development series, they could even call it... EOS R2-D2 (That could be the camera that I am looking for!)
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IBIS is a must because all other competitors offer IBIS. A recent Fujifilm rumor has it that the X-T4 will have IBIS. Also, Canon offer stellar RF lenses that do not have IS like the 28-70/2, 50/1.2 & 85/1.2, so IBIS would be greatly appreciated there.
I hope that Canon's IBIS will be on par with that of Panasonic & Olympus.
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My guess.
1) The long rumored extremely high-res R model
2) An R model demonstrating where Canon is right now technically in mirrorless. It will include a lot of features found in the 1DXIII. It might have 24-25 megapixels, which potentially could give it very convincing no-crop 4K video quality (And very good low light performance).
1) The long rumored extremely high-res R model
2) An R model demonstrating where Canon is right now technically in mirrorless. It will include a lot of features found in the 1DXIII. It might have 24-25 megapixels, which potentially could give it very convincing no-crop 4K video quality (And very good low light performance).
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Architect1776
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My interest in it is to use top quality older lenses that do not have it including old L FD lenses.
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The high-res model will be great for many people to have (or for bragging rights), but the camera Canon needs is a true pro body in the 30-36 megapixel range. Somewhere in between a 5D IV and 1DX Mark III. Perhaps what the 5DV will be or could be. Needs to add IBIS, no crop 4k up to 60fps (no need for 6k or raw) in 10-bit 422 with low rolling shutter, with 1DX III joystick and way nicer ergonomics than the EOS R (more dials, less menu hunting).
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Architect1776
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My CF cards will still work in my 7D and 10D even after these cameras are introduced.
Those cameras are not going away any time soon.
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1DxMK3-like EOS R full rame is out of the question for this year. The possibilities for that are close to Canon re branding itself to Nonac.
Which leaves two choices:
1. High resolution - 50 mpx, keeping the naming tradition of 5DS and familiarity;
2. EOS R Sport/WL body but with an APS-C sensor.
The tiers closest to due upgrade are 5DS and 7D.
Remember how they released 7DmkII along with the 100-400 mk2? I put my money on 7DmkIII MILC + the new 70-400 zoom. Most people are going to be hyped and GASed after the 1Dxmk3, but unable to afford it, it makes senses to me if Canon tries to fill that vacuum with a wallet-friendly spicy cropper. So, in a way, the previous 32mp. rumor makes sense (if it's crop).
Which leaves two choices:
1. High resolution - 50 mpx, keeping the naming tradition of 5DS and familiarity;
2. EOS R Sport/WL body but with an APS-C sensor.
The tiers closest to due upgrade are 5DS and 7D.
Remember how they released 7DmkII along with the 100-400 mk2? I put my money on 7DmkIII MILC + the new 70-400 zoom. Most people are going to be hyped and GASed after the 1Dxmk3, but unable to afford it, it makes senses to me if Canon tries to fill that vacuum with a wallet-friendly spicy cropper. So, in a way, the previous 32mp. rumor makes sense (if it's crop).
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