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Now that the big boys are out, dear Canon can you design a RF 50mm 1.4 for me please? Regards

You asked for pics https://digicame--info-com.translate.goog/2022/11/eos-r6-mark-iirf135mm-f18-l-is-2.html?_x_tr_sl=ja&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=it

How can a 599$-699$ camera match a 1800$ one? I mean the whole Canon can't compete it's fun but at least choose the right price bracket

I agree Canon needs a 1500$ full frame camera with uncropped 4k30p. You can only have cropped 4k30p ( R and RP) unless you want to spend 2500$

Why not the EOS R5C? Or it was already registered?

M5 mark II

Green pixels are split diagonally so the sensor can detect both vertical and horizontal phases. Canon will do the same in the R1 you have heard it here for the first time

" that new camera will shoot 8K30p, have a 50mp full-frame sensor and will be priced around $5000USD." Are we talking about the R5?

Imagine Canon beating Sony on global shutter.

The M50 is still the best selling mirrorless camera on Amazon, will they really kill this cash cow? If they will go for it they have to release a 600-700$ RF camera, or this slice of the market will go to the competition

Almost a prime to zoom converter

Looks like a full frame version of the 32 mp APS-C sensor. Lineskipped 4k30p will be more than enough for a camera like this, the pixel shift and the new ibis look promising

"Same sensor as the Cinema EOS C300 Mark III" This is big, DGO in a kinda affordable camera

$199 would be perfect :love:

I hope the RF 50 STM will be as cheap as the EF 50mm STM. I know, i'm dreaming

This is big

Basically a firmware update :(

I am impressed

I actually read something like this in a chinese forum before canonwatch reported this rumor. I'm pretty sure the source read this in the same place as me. I think it's pretty much fake, 120db are something like 20 stops of DR

It's strange that we don't have any spec