You're moving into astrophotography now from canine photography?Since there was just a post about the Ra being discontinued, perhaps the January announcement will be an EOS R3a. After all, stars move through space at incredible speeds, so a high frame rate astro camera makes sense.
Yes, a monthly subscription with 3 levels to unlock various features. Now you're on to something!A super low res and low-light camera?
Or the cheap $800 full frame one?
Or APS-C with RF mount?
A body with no mechanical shutter?
A high MP version of the R3?
A camera that requires an extra fee to unlock certain features like 8k video?
An R5 with better heat sink and cooling?
So many options!
The EOS R where the shutter button is replaced with a touch bar.A EOS R with two Touch Bar’s *joking
Maybe a bit more likely than a Hello Kitty version.I'll bite. Cheaper body, mid-level specs with no new features on smaller body that would make it a bad pairing for bigger lens. No weather sealing, old sensor.
But Costco priced kits.
Indeed, comfortable ergonomics are key when you have to camera that still over such long durations of time.Exactly. The sky is up, so you need a vertical grip to take better pictures of it.
Uh Boi, that's unpleasantly likely.An RP replacement… with still the same old 6D2 sensor inside.
Just what Canon needs right now, more new lenses to manufacture.It is obviously the EOS R7 with an APS-C sensor.
It will probably be introduced with and RF-S 18-55mm and a few other RF-S lenses.