7D replacement will not be called 7D Mark II because it will be APS-H

[tiger82]

It will be a 1D Mark V in a 7D size body, hence the change to 1Dx because it is full frame.

 

[dppaskewitz]

Nope.

 

[ajfotofilmagem]

Accept the reality of the facts. APS-H is dead. :'(

 

[jdramirez]

I think it should be aps-h as well... It would be a perfect fit between the current lineup... but I don't think they can call it a1d without a monstrous price tag... So I really don't think the name change is eminent.

 

[sagittariansrock]

So it would have been a 1D IV replacement, wouldn't it?

While we are on the topic of stating our dreams as facts, Canon will bring out an actual model called EOS 3D which will take 3-dimensional photos and videos that can be projected in space like in the Star Wars. It will give an impression of 'being there'.

 

[jdramirez]

So it would have been a 1D IV replacement, wouldn't it?

While we are on the topic of stating our dreams as facts, Canon will bring out an actual model called EOS 3D which will take 3-dimensional photos and videos that can be projected in space like in the Star Wars. It will give an impression of 'being there'.

You know Wesley Crushed would spend all of his free time in the holodeck... all his time.

 

[zim]

you mean the 8HD

haha no chance

 

[tiger82]

Won't be a 1D Mark IV replacement either because it will not have the larger pro body. APS-H in a 7D size body. It will keep the price down below the 1Dx but above a 7D. I expect a $3500 price tag making it an APS-H equivalent to the 5D Mark III

 

[Maximilian]

It will be a 1D Mark V in a 7D size body, hence the change to 1Dx because it is full frame.

ehrm...


no!

 

[tiger82]

And you are so knowledgeable because ......

 

[polarhannes]

Where did you get that information from?
Source?

It does not make much sense in my opinion, but who am I to judge?

 

[Don Haines]

You are all wrong!

It's going to be a mirrorless micro four thirds camera.....

 

[bdunbar79]

And you are so knowledgeable because ......

APS-H is gone. Not coming back.

 

[keithcooper]

Excellent - there has been a dearth of APS-H rumours for quite a while.

Probably for quite good reasons ;-)

 

[zlatko]

Where did you get that information from?
Source?

Yes, please tell us. Interesting rumor, but are you just making this up?

 

[tiger82]

Apparently, Canon has the technology: http://www.canon.com/news/2010/aug24e.html

 

[tiger82]

Apparently, Canon has had the technology since 2010: http://www.canon.com/news/2010/aug24e.html

 

[Lightmaster]

Apparently, Canon has the technology: http://www.canon.com/news/2010/aug24e.html

wow 2010... really?

thanks for reminding us about something all here know. ;D

 

[bardamu]

APS-History.

 

[tiger82]

Apparently not everyone. It makes sense that Canon cannot price a new camera between the 1Dx and 1Dc. $2000-2500 and they will cannibalize 5D3 sales. I expect the new body between $3500-4000 which is too pricey for APS-C but perfect for a high MP APS-H body.