Canon EOS R6 V Specs: Active Cooling and more…

[tattwah]

I have unsubscribed from his channel long time ago because of the clickbait title frustration and time-wasting. But Google keeps recommending his stuff so I often end up watching anyway.

Haha, same. When searching for rumors about Canon cameras rumors on YouTube, his channel often come out on the top 5 YouTube and sometimes the bait is to strong to not click

 

[Bigglesworth]

It feels like Canon is doing something Sony did a long time ago, which is something I've really wanted them to do and a big reason why I've been jealous of the Sony ecosystem. You get the FX3/ENG oriented cine camera body, the A7s3 photo-oriented body, and now you get the ZV-E1/creator oriented body. Same sensor, more or less the same specs give or take, but more choice for body style and price bracket. I travel and have adopted the C50 as my A cam and begrudgingly lug my C70 with me as B camera, but this would probably make a compelling travel companion to the C50 more so than the R63.

 

[john1970]

Sounds like an interesting release, but not for my needs. Will wait and see what other lenses Canon announces over the next 1-2 years.

 

[fox40phil]

Shutter Angle?!

 

[oten68]

Shutter Angle?!

I hope it has it!

 

[mb66energy]

Add internal NDs and I would be sold.

Probability is very low - where to stow these filters away in a small housing ... exception: A built-in electronically variable ND filter ;-)
My current route is using EF glass and a variable ND filter adapter to match RF mount.

 

[mb66energy]

If this one (R6 V) has S&F mode on steroids meaning recording frame rates from 1/10, 1/9, 1/8 fps to ~ 50 fps in single steps PLUS 360° angle for all fps it might be my choice but I think this is utopia!

Generally maybe a good triple choice of cameras:
→ R6 iii: Photo optimized hybrid with good video specs / PPPPPPVVV (P photo, V video)
→ R6 V: Video optimized hybrid, excellend for gimbal, drone (compact, IBIS) / PPPPVVVVV
→ C50: Video system with good 2nd body photo capabilities for well defined productions (tripod, XLR audio etc) / PPVVVVVVV

 

[mb66energy]

So this is exactly as the C50 with ibis? Im not seeing the difference except for ibis

I think the R6 V is planned to be a good 2nd body to R6 cameras with similar user interface.
Another difference is "no handle" and "no XLR input"
Additional benefit: small, light for gimbal/drone use which might be a domain for hybrid shooters e.g. journalists.