Canon EOS 90D Specification List [CR1]

[PinSharp]

I don't think Canon will release the 90D and M5 II at the same time. They're too close in specs and will eat each other's market share. The M5 II will come 3-6 months after the 90D, like last time.

 

[blackcoffee17]

personally i really only see one more lens from Canon for the EF-M mount, somewhere around a 50-55mm 1.4 would be swell.

after that, I'm not really sure I need anything for an ultra compact take it with me anywhere camera kit.

Now that Sigma has that coming out soon, i'm not even sure I need Canon to make one anymore either lol.

A telephoto zoom and a standard zoom in higher quality would be great. The 50-200 did not impressed me and its all plastic, 6.3.

 

[Dragon]

It would be a giggle if the 80D/7D II replacement was a high end M series camera, and why not. All the EF lenses work just fine on M cameras wit DPAF with the adapter. The other camera may be the M5 replacement and hence a lower tier camera. We will know in a month or so. In the meantime, there will be lots of speculation.

 

[tarjei99]

4K without crop is the same as 24 FPS. That could be interesting for sports and nature photographers.

 

[FredEOS]

What would be the advantage of a mirrorless with EF mount? A mirrorless with R or M mount and EF adaptor would be much better.

And this is most probably what’s coming! Not a 90D but rather a M5ii or and new R model with a M or RF mount. Canon is done with DSLR, it is very clear.

 

[FredEOS]

I want a Mirrorless APS-C camera with either an EF or RF mount. I've invested too much in lenses to want an EF-M.

IMHO, this is where the market is at. I hope Canon is doing their homework.

Yes canon wants you to buy the new RF lenses so don’t worry about it it will be a mirrorless camera with RF or M mount (with EF adaptor)

 

[FredEOS]

I don't think Canon will release the 90D and M5 II at the same time. They're too close in specs and will eat each other's market share. The M5 II will come 3-6 months after the 90D, like last time.

I don’t think there will be a 90D at all lol! This will be a M5ii or a new R series model with RF or M mount and adapter like all the camera releases in the past 18 months by canon.

 

[Joules]

I don’t think there will be a 90D at all lol! This will be a M5ii or a new R series model with RF or M mount and adapter like all the camera releases in the past 18 months by canon.

I didn't realize that the Canon Sl3 / 250D had a RF or M mount!

 

[FredEOS]

90D makes no sense in the last 18 months of Canon’s marketing strategy. It will be a new Apsc mirrorless camera with better feature than the 80D to compete with a6400 and x-t3. The current lineups are M and R with M and RF mounts.
And on the high end full frame side Canon will catch up with the competition (a7r4, S1, Z7,...) with a new high end EOS R model.

 

[FredEOS]

I didn't realize that the Canon Sl3 / 250D had a RF or M mount!

Hahaha I was expecting this one thank you Joules. I cannot explain the SL3 release, maybe you can help me

 

[unfocused]

Hahaha I was expecting this one thank you Joules. I cannot explain the SL3 release, maybe you can help me

Canon likes to sell cameras and make money.

 

[Memirsbrunnr]

Предполагая технические характеристики для EOS 90D, мы можем больше мечтать о камере ML EOS 5DS II ..., которая будет иметь ровно 80 Мп на борту)

Which in english would state ???

 

[Jones]

Which in english would state ???

"Assuming the specifications for the EOS 90D, we can dream more about the ML EOS 5DS II camera ..., which will have exactly 80 megapixels on board)"

 

[-pekr-]

It would be a giggle if the 80D/7D II replacement was a high end M series camera, and why not. All the EF lenses work just fine on M cameras wit DPAF with the adapter. The other camera may be the M5 replacement and hence a lower tier camera. We will know in a month or so. In the meantime, there will be lots of speculation.

Ergonomy wise, it does not make sense, not to 7DII users at least. What might be the solution for them, is the new sensor type, higher framerate, APS-C RF version instead .....

 

[Jones]

"Assuming the specifications for the EOS 90D, we can dream more about the ML EOS 5DS II camera ..., which will have exactly 80 megapixels on board)"

Kindly blame translate.google.com for any translation mistakes ;-)

 

[Stichus III]

thereis no lack of EF-M lenses. every focal length between 11mm and 200mm that can be made with decent IQ in a compact lens at an affordable price is well covered. everything else is available as EF or - soon enough - as RF lens.

Canon currently has 17 EF-S lenses but only 8 EF-M lenses. When we take into account that Canon also has 58 EF lenses that all work natively and without the need for an adapter on the EF-S mount, it becomes hard to argue that there is no lack of EF-M lenses.

 

[BillB]

If the new Canon aps-c sensor is 30+ mp, canon may see some sales for a dslr 90D along with an M5II. Down the road a little, there might be an aps-c camera with an RF mount that has a high end mirrorless AF system.

 

[wockawocka]

I'd have no problems with a dslr body with a mirrorless sensor in it. Ideally a hybrid of the two but meh, ergonomics.

 

[BillB]

Canon currently has 17 EF-S lenses but only 8 EF-M lenses. When we take into account that Canon also has 58 EF lenses that all work natively and without the need for an adapter on the EF-S mount, it becomes hard to argue that there is no lack of EF-M lenses.

But with an adapter, All 58 EF lenses and All 17 EF-s lenses work on M cameras.

 

[Stichus III]

Or, some might say, the lack of RF bodies!

That is missing the point. Releasing more RF bodies won't help if Canon's research shows that mirrorless body sales are somewhat lagging due to a (perceived) lack of native mirrorless lenses.