Can anyone predict if the R6 will be small like RF? Or does anyone know? If yes, I will sell my RF while I can still get a good price and update with R6. THXXX
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I’m guessing that they want to have as many R5s ready to ship soon after the release announcement as possible. Canon probably want to avoid announcing a camera then having a 3 month wait before they can sell any of them. Their manufacturing capabilities have almost certainly been affected so it’s probably taking a lot longer than usual.Not really sure what we are waiting on at this point. Tomorrow is just as good as sometime in July to announce it unless they are holding off for the virus to come to an end(which could be another six months). Ether way it will be interesting to get a glimpse at what is coming up next, even if it wont matter until wildlife lenses come out.
Somewhere in Canon's press releases, DCI 4K is specified, and both 4K and 8K are uncropped so the resolution has to be 8192 wide, plus or minus nothing. The fact that this fits with the early rumours of 45 MP doesn't prove it, but it fits nicely.It will more than that. Depending on the horizontal resolution of the 8K mode (I don't think this information has been released) you have two minimum resolutions the R5 could have:
8K UHD - 7680 pixels wide gives a minimum of 39.3MP
"DCI" 8K - 8192 pixels wide gives a minimum of 44.7MP
depends what you use it for not everyone shoots wildlife I have been a professional with my sole income being photography for 30 + years, have never owned a wildlife lens , and for that matter only ever shot one wedding, but I do want this camera asapNot really sure what we are waiting on at this point. Tomorrow is just as good as sometime in July to announce it unless they are holding off for the virus to come to an end(which could be another six months). Either way it will be interesting to get a glimpse at what is coming up next, even if it wont matter until wildlife lenses come out.
No way is Canon going to tease us with the best of the specs, then save the disappointing bits for the full announcement. That would be incredibly bad marketing by Canon, letting us down just when we are on the point of hitting the Buy button, and I just don't see that happening. That said, I'm still anxious to know about the EVF, which will make it or break it for me and I know for many others too...If by some unimaginable circumstance the R5 does come in below $3500, I might spring for that instead because of the 4K120FPS spec. The big question of course is what is crippled and how badly.
"Its impossible to do my work and it takes away so many chances from my business. I cant earn money without this camera and this costs more in the long run!"Now that we have a month's notice, maybe we should we start a forum discussion where we can start practicing excuses to justify the purchase to loved ones and concerned onlookers.
"Yes, I already have a camera, but I don't have that camera!"
No way is Canon going to tease us with the best of the specs, then disappoint us when the full announcement comes. That would be incredibly bad marketing by Canon, letting us down just when we are on the point of hitting the Buy button, and I just don't see that happening. That said, I'm still anxious to know about the EVF, which will make it or break it for me and I know for many others too...
And it could be 100+ MP with the 8k footage downscaled from 12k, but not likely. 45MP is hard to argue against. Conveniently close to the geometric mean between the latest A7 and A7R.It will more than that. Depending on the horizontal resolution of the 8K mode (I don't think this information has been released) you have two minimum resolutions the R5 could have:
8K UHD - 7680 pixels wide gives a minimum of 39.3MP
"DCI" 8K - 8192 pixels wide gives a minimum of 44.7MP
So who is going to be the first one to get their hands on one
It is surely going to be a bit bigger then the RP, as it uses the same LP-E6NH battery as the R5Can anyone predict if the R6 will be small like RF? Or does anyone know? If yes, I will sell my RF while I can still get a good price and update with R6. THXXX
No, honesty is the best policy. Tell her everything, NOW.I’m wondering if I could get away with selling my R and getting an R5 and R6 and get away with just the R6 being new
Now that we have a month's notice, maybe we should we start a forum discussion where we can start practicing excuses to justify the purchase to loved ones and concerned onlookers.
"Yes, I already have a camera, but I don't have that camera!"
Both cards with UHS-IIIt is surely going to be a bit bigger then the RP, as it uses the same LP-E6NH battery as the R5
And it also has the dual card slots (likely dual SD, maybe one is UHS-I and the other UHS-II)
I have both the 1-DX Mark III and the EOS-R and the 1-DX files are no cleaner than the EOS-R ones, I can assure you. Plus, the resolution is 50% lower so...Shooting wildlife I recently learned from a guy who had a new 1D X III, that its low light performance is really impressive. So I hope the R6 will serve stills shooters looking for clean images @ high ISOs about the same way. Not everyone wants a big dual grip camera body.
I think you have really put some thought into this...The solution is simple...
Go to your camera setting and set up the white balance, EV, and others so that the exposures will be so off the wall that it looks like the camera has a major failure. Take a few photos around the house spouse, the dog, cat, whatever, then start yelling and screaming that your camera has died. Show her the photos while whimpering and shedding some fake tears.
You're welcome.
HAHA Amazing! This is the answer guys. We did it!The solution is simple...
Go to your camera setting and set up the white balance, EV, and others so that the exposures will be so off the wall that it looks like the camera has a major failure. Take a few photos around the house spouse, the dog, cat, whatever, then start yelling and screaming that your camera has died. Show her the photos while whimpering and shedding some fake tears.
You're welcome.