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Likely cheaper to manufacture at same or better optical quality or

EOS R5 Mark II or EOS R1 in 5 months?

Year 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Total Cameras 24,189,870 24,978,486 19,423,371 15,216,957 8,886,292 8,361,521 8,011,598 7,720,505 Point & Shoot 12,582,092 13,302,797 8,663,574 6,755,467 3,578,643 3,013,250 2,084,865 1,721,592 Total SLR & Mirrorless 11,607,778 11,675,689...

Point & shoots and dSLRs are crashing YoY for a decade MILC is improving since 2020. Looking forward to 2024 EOS R5 Mark II to replace my 2015 EOS 5Ds R!

Within 6 months the R5 Mark II will be released.

It's more than 3 years by now.

How does transition from floppy drive to USB thumb drives? Most computers only had 1 floppy drive. The availability of an external USB floppy drive as an add on would help.

What would have gotten them a "wow" would be the inclusion of a CD writer in the 1998-2000 models. Steve Jobs acknowledge later that not including one was a judgement error. I had the 2000 model that came with a useless DVD-ROM drive. It introduced me to the concept of USB thumb drives. It...

The 1998 iMac G3 was the 1st legacy-free computer that only had FireWire 400Mbps + USB-A 12Mbps as peripheral I/O.

To my limited understanding the change over to USB-C charged devices only applies to new products & not old products still being sold. If that were the case whatever dSLR users are left then they will not have this issue. With smartphones, tablets and computers ~9 of 10 users have 0-10yo...

Either the R1 takes over the R3 price point or status quo and R1 is $10k.

Weight of the f/6.3 Z super tele primes - 600mm: 1390g - 800mm: 2385g vs Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM 1070g If I was retired I'd go with these Z primes.

TH has some of the cheaepest cameras within South East Asia. https://fotofile.co.th/

Comes across that for every 1,000 persons on Earth there is 1 who buys a mirrorless body annually. While for every 8 person on Earth there are 5 active Android or iPhone users. 9 of 10 smartphone user upgrades their smartphone by year 5 of ownership. Smartphones killed off point & shoots...

Last 3 year?

The propensity of people to complain about the little things :LOL: The FE mount was greatly helped by 3rd party lenses and accessories. If Sony did not license it out it would have failed. Canon has no economic incentive to license out the RF mount until such a time they have a fully fleshed...

Smarter people would just buy a Sony system and 3rd party it. Leave Canon alone.

If you want that FD look. I want the RF optical performance and modern conveniences.

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