Well, Nikon tried that a few years ago with the Df and it tanked big time with a lot of people saying that it needed video features. So...Is there honestly not a strong enough market prospect for stills-only cameras?
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Well, Nikon tried that a few years ago with the Df and it tanked big time with a lot of people saying that it needed video features. So...Is there honestly not a strong enough market prospect for stills-only cameras?
All true. No overheating info in the user manual but it was updated under specifications under Video Shooting a few days after Pre-order launch. Luckily there’s a back order and lots of Pre-orders haven’t been charged giving customers time to explore. Then another 30 days once the camera is in handThere's a reason technical writing and advertising are two different things. The former is about full & accurate description, the later is about creating a halo. Canon made the information available ahead of time, down to making the user manual available on line. The smart thing for a customer to do is read beyond the ads prior to forking $3K+
It’s a 5 series like pro mirrorless body. A jack of al trades sort of speak. And sold in the same price range as previous Canon 5 series bodies. video functionality is a bonus. R5 is a primarily pro still camera. Yes, with some video functionality thrown in.I kind of feel like people need to stop trying to save face on behalf of the camera for stills photographers on the back of its stills performance. It is a hybrid camera and all that video technology is absolutely coming at a premium. For mine, this product is a failure that perpetuates this issue with hybrid systems. You dont get to defend this as a stills product when so much of the purchase price is hiked up for experimental video tech that is, as discussed here, unusable for production purposes.
You cant tell me that a R5esque camera with all video functionality omitted would draw the same premium price. Id absolutely buy one in a heartbeat, but I wont be paying 7 grand dollars for a stills camera. Is there honestly not a strong enough market prospect for stills-only cameras?
Thanks for the criticism <3most of your criticism does not make any sense. it is a noise.. and noise is annoying as heck.. here you have it.
[..]and I would love to know how many 4K TV users watch YT and the like[..]
What? lolI, for one, don't even care. I want it for IBIS, the ability to mount 15-35mm f/2.8 w/ IS & 24-70mm f/2.8 w/ IS, the extra resolution, etc.
My computer screen is 2K. I had a 14 inch TV once, gifted it to a neighbor over 15 years ago, and haven't looked back. Ever since reality shows became a thing, TV became a cultural wasteland filled with inappropriate metaphors and an unrealistic portrayal of life created by the liberal media elite.
Thanks Jack, You too.Jim JIm you are becoming very boring or worse.
Jack
What’s your R5 look like?are we looking at the same camera? it sounds though that your are talking about a completely different R5.
That is really good news! I wander if this applies to R6 too...My understanding is that it is applied in camera and can't be deactivated..
From some of the sample photos posted to this forum though, the sharpness and detail in heavily raised shadows still looks better than the 5Div and R
Like this:What’s your R5 look like?
Yea, someone fixed my metaphor to a Bugatti that is marketed at 240 MPH but requires all sorts of special requirements and limitations to get there. So go find that comment lol too many on the page. Not a great tool for video shooters imo. Still waiting on a RF mount cine. Great stills camera with some video is a better way to look at it. Darn canon marketing, am I right?your example is not quite correct. if the car was advertised with NO engine, then you received exactly what has been advertised.
Canon was upfront about limitations around some recording times and also limited availability of 12FPS mechanical shutter mode...
so.. all the features that Canon claimed for the day one are all present in the final product. there are limitation and they are very finely defined.
show me a single feature of R5 or |R6 that has been advertised and is not available in the final product.
Let me help you though: there is no such a feature..
Oh, okay good. I thought you found one that didn’t overheat for video shooters.Like this:
could you please demonstrate what In the Canon R5 andR6 press release material contradicted the content of user Manual presentation?Yea, someone fixed my metaphor to a Bugatti that is marketed at 240 MPH but requires all sorts of special requirements and limitations to get there. So go find that comment lol too many on the page. Not a great tool for video shooters imo. Still waiting on a RF mount cine. Great stills camera with some video is a better way to look at it. Darn canon marketing, am I right?
Absolutely valid points *but* don't you think the cinema cameras are expensive largely because they offer those 'pro' video features? Asking for the cheaper stills/hybrid bodies to do what they do is wanting to have your cake and eat it?
would you stop trolling already... as asked you before : show me what Canon promised (I need direct quote) and how it contradicted user manualOh, okay good. I thought you found one that didn’t overheat for video shooters.
Bro, I’ve commented what I think 1000 times. Go read through the pages of comments for my opinion of their marketing of this camera. You’ll find what you need. Also, there’s nothing in user manual about overheating if you really want to get nit picky. Lol.would you stop trolling already... as asked you before : show me what Canon promised (I need direct quote) and how it contradicted user manual
How much?I kind of feel like people need to stop trying to save face on behalf of the camera for stills photographers on the back of its stills performance. It is a hybrid camera and all that video technology is absolutely coming at a premium. For mine, this product is a failure that perpetuates this issue with hybrid systems. You dont get to defend this as a stills product when so much of the purchase price is hiked up for experimental video tech
I disagree. It’s a thermal LIMITATION of the design, which prioritized a small, weather-sealed body with a high Resolution, fast-readout sensor requiring a very high performance DIGIC processor.
+++ Also, there’s nothing in user manual about overheating if you really want to get nit picky. Lol.Bro, I’ve commented what I think 1000 times. Go read through the pages of comments for my opinion of their marketing of this camera. You’ll find what you need. Also, there’s nothing in user manual about overheating if you really want to get nit picky. Lol.