What exactly were you waiting for? A version ii?I got tired of waiting and just bought mine 2 months ago. It does everything I need so not sure I will be missing any improvements.
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What exactly were you waiting for? A version ii?I got tired of waiting and just bought mine 2 months ago. It does everything I need so not sure I will be missing any improvements.
I’ve owned the entire 5D line up, not sure what you’re waiting for the upgrade to the R5 from the 5DIV, including owning the 5DIV for four years, the R5 is far superior in every possible way imaginable x 100.I suspect that for a lot of 5DIV shooters -- like me -- the R5II will be the upgrade that brings us into the mirrorless world. Since I primarily shoot stills, the original R5 wasn't quite worth the spend. But with improved autofocus and sensor, plus even better video, the R5II will be a bigger jump in quality (not to mention that my 5DIV is now 3 years older)
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Pricing Actually if some new features were must haves I would have bought one, but I also figured the current version prices would have to dropWhat exactly were you waiting for? A version ii?
Pre-capture in both stills and video?I’m using the R5 with my RF600/4. And I have a absolutely no reason to upgrade it, it does everything I ask of it as a photographer. For me the little improvements are pointless to upgrade.
This site does say "RUMORS" prominently at the top of the page.I’ll add to this conversation the “ordinary filmmaker” stated in one of his videos he had confirmation from sources before the announcement of the R6ii that it would be a 24mp stacked sensor. And we all know that was completely wrong!
So I’d take what he says with a tiny grain of salt, don’t believe him anymore honestly.
Why are you removing my posts?A report has surfaced that bodies of the Canon EOS R5 Mark II are in the hands of the select few testers. Does that mean we’re going to see it announced in Q4 of 2023? We have no specifications of value to add to the Canon EOS R5 Mark II rumors at this time. Most
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In Australia, we are already seeing significant discounting on the R5. Latest I have seen is AUD5k with 5 year warranty ie USD3335 which includes Australian 10% GST.If the Mark II is coming, then there may be discounts on the Mark 1 coming, which would be very welcome indeed ...
People in the forum often talk about switchers and value for money/use cases for different systems so I would be interested to understand your thoughts on the R5/RF system and how the Z9/Z system compare and how it is good value for having both.In short, I'm not looking for major changes but, rather, for a more refined camera. My R5 is my most enjoyable body (I shoot the Nikon Z9 as well). I think that if Canon makes the user experience more enjoyable with the performance improvements mentioned above, a lot of R5 users will be willing to upgrade.
Only downside to the 5Div vs R5 is blackout free EVF and battery life. Besides that, the R5 is soooo much better than my old 5Div.I’ve owned the entire 5D line up, not sure what you’re waiting for the upgrade to the R5 from the 5DIV, including owning the 5DIV for four years, the R5 is far superior in every possible way imaginable x 100.
Can you elaborate on why you're buying a professional camera and then not use the manual capture modes? Since using DSLR/DSLM I've never used anything other than M.Would be great if the R5 MKII would have Advanced A+ mode from the R50 or the A+ from the R10.
Still something my shooting doesn’t require, it’s not a big deal to have for mePre-capture in both stills and video?
Blackout is not a deal breaker, frankly I didn’t even know it was a problem till someone mentioned it. I have no problem with BIF or fast moving animals. Really not sure if “no blackout” is gonna make any difference to people missing or getting a shot.Only downside to the 5Div vs R5 is blackout free EVF and battery life. Besides that, the R5 is soooo much better than my old 5Div.
I'm not a full-time pro, so I don't have to rationalize my purchases (if I were and did, I would stick with one system). As primarily a hobbyist/enthusiast, I shoot primarily for enjoyment, and some cameras/lens combos do certain things better than others. Accordingly I have crossed systems to get some "best of breed" combinations.People in the forum often talk about switchers and value for money/use cases for different systems so I would be interested to understand your thoughts on the R5/RF system and how the Z9/Z system compare and how it is good value for having both.