3. A 7DII costs less than half of 5DsR. Are all prepared to cope with this?
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For some time to come - perhaps the next 3 years - there is going to be a limited range of RF lenses.
And during that time Canon will continue to promote all their existing mounts ... EF, EF-S and EF-M.
But, eventually, the *only* mount which will remain standing will be the RF mount, and a whole range of new lenses for that mount, from big/heavy/expensive to small/light/cheap.
Perhaps there will be FF and APS-C variants but the new protocol and extra features it facilitates will win out.
Anyone who thinks otherwise is simply in denial.
Bye Canon. I’m done with you.
Over a rumor? Man. I picture the Canon CEO reading this, walking from Tokyo to the shores of Japan, with a tear in his eye, waving goodbye to pickelshoes.
In all seriousness, best of luck with your next camera system. There are plenty of good ones. You almost can't go wrong these days.
There will always be demand for a 7D-class cam. With or without a mirror. Can't wait for the next generation.the 7dm3 replace should just be this. EOS -R. 14 FPS, even faster autofocus than the R.
With the Mirrorless APS-C, Canon needs to match the Fujifilm XT-3 to be taken seriously.
otherwise it is not a serious camera, just a stop-gap measure to keep Canon users from leaving
Actually apart from the M5 battery, Digic 8 (which the M50 already has anyway) and the DPAF being enabled in 4k (same codec) the rest just won't happen, maybe the crop will get smaller if it uses a different sensor but I'm not so sure about that. It certainly won't go to downsampling like other manufacturers.This is what I'm hoping the M5 Mark II will be. Un-cropped 4K with DPAF, 4K 60FPS/1080p 120FPS, Digic 8 or 8+, fully articulating screen, UHS-II SD Card Slot and/or Duel SD Card Slots, and a bigger battery. I know some of that sounds like it'll never happen (this is Canon we're talking about here) but I don't see most of it as technically impossible. A single Digic 8 is running everything inside of the EOS R, so I would expect a Digic 8+ with a larger battery to be able to handle those kinds of specs and features. Heat dispersion would be an issue though.
Actually apart from the M5 battery, Digic 8 (which the M50 already has anyway) and the DPAF being enabled in 4k (same codec) the rest just won't happen, maybe the crop will get smaller if it uses a different sensor but I'm not so sure about that. It certainly won't go to downsampling like other manufacturers.
We've probably been following Canon's cameras for years, so now we can have a pretty good idea what to expect (or rather not expect). There will be a 4k crop, but the frame rates will depend on the sensor, mainly.Have some hope! Who knows, us EOS M owners could just be getting the M5 Mark II of our dreams...... OR we could just end up with a slightly higher spec version of the M50 .
We've probably been following Canon's cameras for years, so now we can have a pretty good idea what to expect (or rather not expect). There will be a 4k crop, but the frame rates will depend on the sensor, mainly.
the 7dm3 replace should just be this. EOS -R. 14 FPS, even faster autofocus than the R.