Canon officially announces the Canon EOS R3
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Looking great! 6000 EUR is steep though. I like the small speed-lite transmitter. The networking features are great. But I'm missing GPS...
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Looks like it is in the spec list posted by Nokishita:
EOS R3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.pdf
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OK, even better then. The Canon USA website for the technical specifications of the R3
Canon Mirrorless Cameras: EOS | Canon U.S.A, Inc.
Shop our selection of Mirrorless Cameras. Explore specs, colors, and more from Shop Canon Business U.S.A., Inc. to find the right product for you.
www.usa.canon.com
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it does, under features / enhanced connectivity:OK, even better then. The Canon USA website for the technical specifications of the R3
doesn't mention it...Canon Mirrorless Cameras: EOS | Canon U.S.A, Inc.
Shop our selection of Mirrorless Cameras. Explore specs, colors, and more from Shop Canon Business U.S.A., Inc. to find the right product for you.
The built in GPS (compatible with GLONASS and QZSS) streamlines the photography and videography workflow by tagging files with GPS location coordinates and accurate camera timestamp metadata making file and chronological organization easier.
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Canon Europe is confirming that the R3 is the first camera that leverages the Dual Power AF in the RF 400mm F2.8 and RF 600mm F4. I am really looking forward to seeing reviews that show whether or not there are noticeable AF speed improvements compared to the R5 with these lenses.
Also, this is another reason why seeing more RF big whites released will be very exciting, compared to adapting old EF lenses without dual power AF.
"Mike Burnhill, Professional Imaging Product Specialist at Canon Europe, explains that the enhanced autofocus speed with the Canon EOS R3 is down to Dual Power AF. "These two super-telephoto lenses are the first to need the dual power supply," he says. "The optical groups in these lenses are much larger than those used in other lenses, so we drive them with large, high-torque, ring-type USM motors. There are actually two power inputs into these motors. The more power you feed into the motor, the faster it turns, and therefore the faster the autofocus speed can be."
The Canon EOS R3 is the first EOS R System camera that can take full advantage of lenses with Dual Power AF, thanks to its more powerful LP-E19 battery pack. "You need more voltage to drive the motor, which would have had too much impact on the battery life of earlier EOS R System bodies," explains Mike."
www.canon-europe.com
Also, this is another reason why seeing more RF big whites released will be very exciting, compared to adapting old EF lenses without dual power AF.
"Mike Burnhill, Professional Imaging Product Specialist at Canon Europe, explains that the enhanced autofocus speed with the Canon EOS R3 is down to Dual Power AF. "These two super-telephoto lenses are the first to need the dual power supply," he says. "The optical groups in these lenses are much larger than those used in other lenses, so we drive them with large, high-torque, ring-type USM motors. There are actually two power inputs into these motors. The more power you feed into the motor, the faster it turns, and therefore the faster the autofocus speed can be."
The Canon EOS R3 is the first EOS R System camera that can take full advantage of lenses with Dual Power AF, thanks to its more powerful LP-E19 battery pack. "You need more voltage to drive the motor, which would have had too much impact on the battery life of earlier EOS R System bodies," explains Mike."
EOS R3 and super-telephoto RF lenses - Canon Europe
Vladimir Rys tested the Canon EOS R3 and the Canon RF 400mm F2.8L IS USM and RF 600mm F4L IS USM super-telephoto lenses on a fast-moving rally car shoot.
www.canon-europe.com
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