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It needs to feature an APS-H sensor to deserve to be called a "Retro-Canon-Camera".

Can this innovation mean 1) only more speed (improved FPS, rolling shutter etc.), 2) only more image quality (16 bit RAW files at a decent speed) or 3) both? Thanks.

Only because Pentax doesn't compete in this small market niche.

I had the Silver + Black M6 (but with black viewfinder) and I liked it... except for the ergonomics, when paired with a "huge" lense like the EF-S 55-250mm STM. Now I'd like a Silver + Black camera with full format sensor and the size of (at least) a Canon R8. That would beautiful and I could...

I think a RF 135mm 1.8 IS DS would make more sense.

[Sorry for the Off Topic]. You're certainly right. But my previous 50mm were the EF 50mm 1.8 STM and the RF 50mm 1.8 STM, and I consider the bokeh from the Sigma much better. Of course there's room for improvement, but my budget is limited. My 2023 improvement has been the replacement of the EF...

Here in Italy the RF 50mm F1.8 STM costs some 200 euros and the RF 50mm F/1.2 L about 2.500. I used to hope that the future RF 50mm F/1.4 would cost more or less like the RF 85mm F/2 STM (about 700 euros here), but then I saw the price of the Sony 50mm F/1.4 GM: it's about 1.700 euros. So I'm...

That's a quote from the movie "The Lord of The Red Rings"!

Same here. When I decided to sell my 6D and my EF lenses (starting from scratch), some technical features of the A7III were apparently better than the ones on the EOS R. But i decided to avoid the risk of contagion. BTW I sold several EF Lenses and bought the RF similar versions (EF 24-105 L...

I know for sure that the Web needs to know that I suddenly found a nice offer (400 Eur) on a used Sigma 50mm F/1.4 Art , bought it and my R6 is happy with my first third party lens.

I have always liked 35mm better than 50mm ‎primes, but recently I started to wonder whether this depends on having owned "basic" 50mm (EF and RF STM) and "decent" 35mm (EF F/2 IS and RF F/1.8 Macro). I suggest Canon to allow me to make a test by releasing a "decent" RF 50mm F/1.4 (non L, IS or...

31 RF lenses (29 Full Frame and 2 APS-C) plus 2 extenders have been released since 2018. That's about 8 lens /year. If Canon keeps the same pace in 2023, hopefully we will see more than the 6 lensens remaining in the list written by @Canon Rumors Guy Canon TS-R 14mm f/4L Canon TS-R 24mm...

30.3mp Full-Frame Sensor DIGIC X 5-axis in-body stabilization 12fps Mechanical 4K 30p (No Crop) 4K 60p (Cropped) CFexpress/SD dual card slot More than a R-> R8, it seems to me a R6 killer. But maybe a R6 mark II is coming soon, with a R3 autofocus and other improvements.

So the expected "Full Frame Sub 800$ Viewfinder-free R camera" could be an APS-C? https://www.canonrumors.com/canon-aiming-for-a-799-full-frame-camera-cr2/

Never mind, Canon. I ordered a R6, so my second / backup body will be the R.

Hey Canon, I sold my M6 and the EF-S / EF-M lenses I owned. I am waiting for a first / second / backup body and I would like to have more options.

I ordered my RF 16mm on 17 october; it was supposed to be delivered today by Amazon.it, but it has been postponed to 19 november. :( :cry:

I have ordered my copy (delivery date: early november) and I expect its quality to be in the RF 50mm F/1.8 league rather than in the RF 35mm. More than acceptable to me.

Vignetting + Distortion could justify the (apparently low) price. We'll see if they disappear thanks to digital corrections.

"Canon EOS R3 camera body with a rumoured availability being in November."