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I wonder what happened to the 120 megapixel (and 250 Megapixel) sensor. I know, APS-H, but the 5Ds line had the full 50 megapixel of the prototype APS-H.

First, reframing. Second, my new 8K LG Nanocell TV.

Did not read the whole thread, but is it known in which modes DPAF can be used?

They have an one inch sensor with DPAF from their video cameras.

Either they had massive problems in developing a Mark III, or the Mark II was a strong seller for all these years. I mean, the Mark II is really old for a compact camera. DPAF it must have.

The C500 Mark II would have to be 8K, just as the Mark I was the first 4K cinema camera from Canon. I also dream of an follow up to the 1D C, maybe something based on the EOS R Pro model. This is _Canon_rumors...the Sony equivalent is somewhere else.

First of all, you should be aware if you talk about USD or CAD. So 3000 CAD seems quite good, used ones here in Switzerland cost down to 2100 CHF, without flying off the shelves. Also, the EOS R is directly aimed at 5D users, so don't wait too long to sell it, as long as the price is there.

Canon already has a one-inch image sensor with DPAF ready, the one used in their newer video cameras of the 4 and 7 range.

It will most probably use the new Digic 8 and offer UHD video. Keeps being seen if it will go over 100x zoom.

I thought that a 6K C500 Mark II would make no sense, especially when they have had their 8K prototype for almost half a decade now. And with 6K, it would aim at the C700 crowd, who would not bother to switch, as there is not enought additional resolution to gain. My bet is that the C500 Mark...

Canon already has this covered, it is the G3 X. The SX70 line on the other hand is not about image quality, but about the most zoom they possibly can cram in a compact, so they use the smallest sensors reasonable to ease reaching this goal. The Nikon P900 presumably uses a very small sensor...

I know. I meant that those APS-H prototypes will end up als Full Frame Sensors in the 5Ds Mark II and III. The prototypes are APS-H because this is the size that is easiest for Canon to produce.

The presented APS-H prototype sensors with 120 and 250 Megapixels will most probably end up in the 5Ds Mark II und III. An 7D Mark III is rumored to come early 2018. It is also said that it will be the first crop DSLR with 4K video. Cinema EOS: Canon wants to be ready for the 8K 2020 Olympics...

I can't think for a reason for Canon to release a midres camera. 8K or bust. They want to be ready for 8K for the 2020 Olympics, there is no room there for a 6K camera. The C200 is more of an answer to the FS7. While the Mark II of the FS7 costs the same as the C300 Mark II now.

No, they are not related.

The M5 was presented in the Swiss Sunday paper "Sonntagszeitung". Two points I took away: autofocus too slow image quality can't hold up with competition, as there is too much noise from ISO 1600 on upwards This is not really true, right? Right!?

FPS stands for frames per second. P stands for progressive footage, i for interlaced. The latter is more or less no longer used.

Re: 1D C Mark II Canon wants to be ready with 8K for the 2020 Olympics. So we will see at least one 8K camera until then and maybe even an 1D C Mark II with 8K, which I really hope for. It also looks like the C700 will be upgradable to an 8K sensor.

Firmware update What Canon could do is some Firmware update love. I once stated, that they will add 4K to the 7DII, to stay competitive with the D500 from Nikon. It has Dual Digic 6 processors, so the raw power is there. 4K recordings would be limited to five minute clips as on the D500, to...

I also expect a SL2, as the T6/s is way to new. I also suppose it won't have 4K, as this will most probably be reserved for the 7D Mark III. I once claimed that the 7D Mark II will get a 4K firmware update to match the Nikon D500, as it won't be replaced for a further few years. But Canon has...