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Can you please provide us with just one still shot of the R6? You said you had a video of the camera with an IBIS test but also gave a verbal description of the more curved body. Just one still shot? Thanks.
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Can you please provide us with just one still shot of the R6? You said you had a video of the camera with an IBIS test but also gave a verbal description of the more curved body. Just one still shot? Thanks.
yeah, but the format of the c200 is different. Much like sports shooters, cinematographers have very specific jobs to do and the user experience of the c200 is very different than a hybrid camera. Not that it won't take some of those sales but c200 and 1dXIII are niche products for specific use cases and the 5 line of cameras are much more general-purpose it is not all about specs.Not at all, the R5 is not a sports shooter (from what we know so far), it will not win over OVF shooters (myself included), it is not as rugged as the 1DXIII, it will definitely not be used at the Olympics, etc. The 1D series has always been a specialist camera, which is a niche that the R5 does not fill; pricing is not everything; that's like saying it will render the C200 obsolete just because it is cheaper and on paper has some better video features.
Or maybe it’s better, considering the fact the R5 has eye, body and face detect for both humans and animals.
Thank you for the reply. I didn’t word that correctly in the first place.....I meant would there still be some sort of stabilization such as in-camera, which you said would remain, and makes sense. The idea that this will be the equivalent of having a stabilized lens on the body is a great selling point. Someone else said Canon did it right, and they sure did with their adaptors. Thanks again.
I think a lot of folks will buy the body yet continue to use the EF glass with an adapter. This will allow folks to get the higher bit rate and image quality but keep that expensive glass that they have invested in over the years. I see this as being the most popular option.$3999 was my prediction for a long time. Sony killer at that price. Will sell lots of expensive RF lenses.
this camera will not be better than a c200 for video. Lets not compare 4k60 full sensor readout in raw, vs a line skipped moire mess of 4k120p reading 1/4 of the sensoryeah, but the format of the c200 is different. Much like sports shooters, cinematographers have very specific jobs to do and the user experience of the c200 is very different than a hybrid camera. Not that it won't take some of those sales but c200 and 1dXIII are niche products for specific use cases and the 5 line of cameras are much more general-purpose it is not all about specs.
I have always found that amusing; people who trash Canon at every turn then go buy an adapter and use nothing but Canon lenses on their Sony bodies. I do think the RF mount hurts Canon as well though, sure there's an adapter but with RF lenses costing more than their EF equivalents, and the fact that the new bodies aren't native to the EF mount; these factors can't help but slow adoption.
The larger sites yes (especially Amazon), but you might be surprised at how many smaller sites still don't collect taxes. Even B&H didn't collect taxes on my recent purchase. It's really based on the state the company is in, the local laws of that state, and the laws of the state that you reside in.
Nope. They're way out of my price range.
Not at all, the R5 is not a sports shooter (from what we know so far), it will not win over OVF shooters (myself included), it is not as rugged as the 1DXIII, it will definitely not be used at the Olympics, etc. The 1D series has always been a specialist camera which is a niche that the R5 does not fill; pricing is not everything; that's like saying it will render the C200 obsolete just because it is cheaper and on paper has some better video features.
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That's odd, I heard it was going to have weathersealing, and be a wildlife photographer's dream. I'm not saying you're wrong, no offense, but I hope you are.
How do you get 25% off?? I don’t see that discount.Now is a good time to stock up on CF express cards. ProGrade run a sale until the end of May with -25% on all products
R5 needs to significantly below 4k in my opinion. (just sayin')
Its experience.
It has been a 'rule of thumb' for years and is pretty accurate.
For example:
price of 1Dx3 in USA: $6500 (BHP)
price of 1Dx3 in UK: £6500 (WEX)
Used BHP and Wex as they are both large camera retailers, so 'like for like' as it were.
FYI - the NHS is awesome, and is payed through general taxation. You really cannot say 'this % of the sale price' of anything you buy if specifically for the NHS.
The AF performance of the 1D X Mark III in Live View is probably a better indicator of the current state of the art for main imaging sensor based AF at Canon. The R5 may or may not match that. Even when the Canon 5-series started using the same PDAF sensors as the concurrent 1-series bodies, the shot-to-shot AF consistency of the 5D Mark III and 5D Mark IV seemed to be just a tick or two off from the 1D X and 1D X Mark II, respectively.
We'll just have to wait and see.
ahah, grey market usually only has a 10-15% saving at the start. 2-3 months later , about 30% saving. so maybe £3500 imported at start, after 2 months , about £3000.
There were plenty of wild overestimations lol.Well, that’s something. I don’t expect that anyone here believed it would be more.