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"No EVF" is quite a disturbing idea. Not only "old folks" are using EVF by the way.

I love these guys but it is obvious they don't have any experience with sports or similar photography where this camera will excel.

Knowing Canon, I think 70-400mm will be an f 8-11 lens :)

Come to papa!

What would be intereseting is if R1's specs trickle down to some R7 (7D Mark II's mirrorless version).

Inexpensive lenses please! This system urgently needs 3-4 lenses under 600 USD.

I NEVER EVER trust any Kickstarter campaing. Even by very established companies.

You don't know how to discuss nicely, do you? No, you don't.

Sure, I want as big aperture as they can give me but it'll be as big as and heavier than Sony version. Nikon 200-500mm f5.6 is heavier than even Sony. I'd take 5-6.3 to shave 300-500 grams and maybe some length as well.

Sony is f6.3 at 600mm. Canon 600mm f11 is 1.7 stops darker but it is much smaller, much lighter, much less expensive. Canon 100-500mm is about 700 USD more than Sony but it can be found cheaper if you hunt for it (10-15%). It is 10cm (!!!!!) shorter and 800 grams lighter. Looking at above data...

That's how you make a nifty-fifty!

Instant classic like EF 85mm f1.8 USM. Canon will produce this for the next 20 years :)

I wonder 70-200mm f4 will follow the design philosophy of 70-200mm f2.8. If it does, it may be smaller and lighter than 24-70mm f2.8L IS :)

I would buy it today if that deal was in Europe as well.

DPReview cannot show this. They brightened an image at ISO100 by 6 stops, that's it. They cannot show that noise reduction is bad or steals small details. It is just nerd talk, and actually just an excuse to list one more bad thing about the camera. This is like "oh but it has AA filter"...

I agree that 5Ds's ADC is better than the others but even 5D Mark IV has a noticeable advantage in terms of DR compared to 5Ds series. I compared them myself. 5D IV has noticeably cleaner shadows. I assume R5 has even better DR. But again, I was not too unhappy with 5Ds when I had it. As long as...

15-35mm f2.8 IS is a great lens but it has huge vignetting. I understand that to keep the size small enough it was necessary but that high vignetting is extreme. Just look at Imaging Resource and Opticallimits reviews and you'll see.

I think EOS 5R's DR is quite a big advantage over 5DsR but if you are happy with what you have from 5SsR then it isn't an advantage.

Just make it 2200 and I'll pre-order

85mm will be the new EF 85mm f1.8 USM. Canon will probably produce it for 20+ years :)