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Ultra Wide field which is done for landscapes to catch the Milky Way is usually less than 50mm. Specific sky targets such as galaxies and nebulae sit around 200-450mm. There are some deep space targets and close up lunar photos that do benefit from longer focal lengths, but for general...

What every YouTuber wants to know is if it can record video and if so can it do 24fps@1080p because if not this camera will be rated DOA lol

Someone on youtube posted 4K video from the RP shot on the RF 24-105. The captions are in Norwegian but it's simple enough to google translate. The video honestly doesn't look that bad even at a 1.74 crop. Of course there is no Clog but you could load a profile to help with grading though it...

Post on reddit saying that for some ordered, the grips are backordered and some kits aren’t shipping until the grips are in.

Let's be honest, most of those youtubers were putting up thumbnails of pouty sadfaces and facepalms because they knew a negative review would garner them more views plus they add affiliate links in their comments to buy the same camera they spent 10 minutes bashing. I think we are all in...

Even without iso invariant sensors, it is still valuable to know about it specifically for astrophotography. There comes a point where lower ISOs may introduce more noise with longer exposures on some sensors which is why you tend to see most shots at higher ISOs like 1600-3200.

So 4K@24fps was chosen due to heat concerns and would possibly require a larger body which went against the design philosophy. Can anyone confirm that higher FPS would generate that much more heat?

They could’ve easily made it a feature that was disabled by default.

Looks like the press embargo was lifted and we have first look reviews on YouTube. Eye AF is now available in continuous servo AF which isn’t available on the EOS-R if I am not mistaken?

EF lenses are still a good option if you need to shoot on two different mounts. You can have a 5D Mk4 as your main and use an EOS R(P) as a backup and still use the EF lens. If you are primarily shooting on EOS-R bodies only, then you'd stick to the RF mount. Canon is really trying to entice...