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Canon leaked images for the press release again. Here are the EOS RM10 and the EOS RM50

You can and will vote with your feet order, and so will other buyers. It's not the company that sticks to old technology that will survive. 2.5 years there was a lot of crying about the (perceived) obsolescence of the EF mount and DLSRs. Meanwhile I don't hear and see people crying anymore...

If EF-M goes on: good. If they stop EF-M, there is room for something else, maybe better. Maybe RF-S lenses with a tiny diameter. Who knows. Don't cry after outgoing technology.

There is some pattern in the location of the dots. Have you tried with different memory cards?

According to theory, low temperature burn starts at 44°C for exposure beyond 6 hours. At 50°C the time needed to cause 1st degree burns is in the order of 10 minutes.

What's the point of this 15 s video??

Chip stacking is a way to increase the ratio of photosensitive area of the pixels to the overall area of the sensor. This is also known as "fill factor". A higher fill factor contributes to the sensitivity of the sensor, because more light can be collected, and less light is lost in-between the...

You should ask for funding from Canon PR department.

Your sermons are very tiring. Product strategy isn't theology.

Seeing the pictures, I think most of the heat load is conducted by the metal layers in the PCBs.

That would be funny - if it wasn't true.

Congratulations! You are the first to report, and we are all looking at you. Do you feel the pressure? ;)

Many shops here in EU indicate August 13th.

Today is the day! We are looking forward to your reports!

That's not what people mean when they say "Get a grip!". ;)

How can you talk about material compatibility, if you don't know the materials involved?

I screened through it. Pretty dry reading without the camera. o_O

When you compare cooling solutions, you have to consider the complete system. For air cooling you have to include heat sinks. I never wrote that Al pipes are not in use, did I? What was the working fluid in the aluminium heat pipes you found in your laptops?

No, my friend, compatibility is the reason. I mentioned copper to let people who have never seen a heat pipe discover it in the image. You should stick to read what people write, not try to interpret their intent. Most people don't see heat pipes in cameras and mobile phones, because they...

Indeed, didn't realize what my fingers were typing... :ROFLMAO: