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Even though Canon offered a 24 mp sensor on its new Stacked Sensor, BSI camera, it does not follow that it could not have chosen a higher resolution sensor. The pending 1R may break with past practice by including a very high resolution sensor. At this time, we do not know what capabilities...

We are "know it alls"?

Typically, the 1 series cameras have not been the highest MP Canon camera even if they have been the most capable Canon cameras. Canon eventually will bring to market the long-promised high MP camera. This will be a niche camera and will best in resolution everyother Canon camera. But it may and...

Canon may hide the resolution because it wants to hype the camera. Everyone will want to speculate about that and their doing so keeps the camera newsworthy and current. That said, the R1 will need to best the R3 and a higher megapixel count is one way to do that. Another way would be to have...

Even though the R3 promises a lot but remains vaporware, Canon has told us that it can make a camera that bests the R3! I wonder what that would be? Of course, Canon might make cameras for specific market segments. But, what little we know about the R3 indicates that it will occupy the market...

Heh, d**med was censored!

Canon is doomed.....

I can't say I'm a seasoned and tech savvy observer of the digital imaging market, but I suspected something like this would happen. Canon R&D may be a straight line with a positive slope in the lab, but shipping products can take great leaps that do not follow step-wise from the last product...

Canon's R&D was further along than many believed it to be. A BSI camera just pops up, unexpected, much like 8K on the R5.

I lived in NYC for years. I began my time there by living in the YMCA attached to what became B&H. It's kinda like a hometown store for me. On the other hand, there is something to be said about entering a brick and mortar building to look at the stuff you want to buy. NYC is a long ways off...

Canon is doomed. This we know for sure.

The stores on the North Side and downtown are closed. It's Best Buy or nothing.

But we were told that Canon would ditch the M cameras. What gives? /sarcasm

I wanted to include every Canon competitor in the list in order to showcase the differences between companies!

Because it is an 8K FF camera.

Here is the list of Canon competitors offering unrestricted 8K in a sub-$4,000 camera: It's a long one, isn't it?

All gear has limitations. The question always is: Can I -- anyone considering the equipment -- work within those limitations? That's it. The same question applies to Arri and Phase One cameras. That said, Canon's past use of the cripple hammer was annoying.

Never mind: This and this.

I just looked but could not find a video stating that using the R5 with a Ninja V partially resolves the file size limits and heating problems present when recording higher quality video to cards. i believe I saw this somewhere... These recorders were always solutions to the limits of these...

Canon is doomed.