Canon Under Wrap

Mar 15, 2015
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Used cell phone to create a partial screenshot from a paused TV screen during the U.S. Open this evening. Cameras were turned to the press box when the commentators were saying Nishikori could not go anywhere without cameras being everywhere he went. Reminded me of how auto manufactures try to disguise a vehicle in public before its officially released.

The photographer has a DSLR in his lap which the wrapped camera is resting.

There is enough wrap covering the base of the lens to be covering an adapter.

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yep, sounds like the EOS R on the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM II. May be the adapter is also hidden. First time seeing a camera covered up like that. The photographer should be well versed with buttons to change setting I guess. I wonder how do they test the lenses if they were to do similar thing?
 
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Why would they cover the EOS R three days after the launch? Possibly shooting the mythic pro-version ...?

Good point, I missed the part where is said it was from that evening. May be another camera being tested under the wraps. The following camera was registered but not released yet.

PC 2357
Digital camera
Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
Battery: LP-E6 / LP-E6N (or equivalent)
The same radio parts as KissM

There is one more lens that was registered but not released yet. May be we can expect another announcement in late 2018 or early 2019
 
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Good point, I missed the part where is said it was from that evening. May be another camera being tested under the wraps. The following camera was registered but not released yet.

PC 2357
Digital camera
Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
Battery: LP-E6 / LP-E6N (or equivalent)
The same radio parts as KissM

There is one more lens that was registered but not released yet. May be we can expect another announcement in late 2018 or early 2019
I'm thinking early 2019 at the moment (to avoid discouraging '18 Xmas sales of the existing EOS-R) but only time will tell.
 
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I recall that in the flurry of rumors over the last month or so there was clear contradiction between September release rumours and 'quarter 1 2019' rumours - the heavy possibility is that both were correct but they were about different cameras. There were also rumors that more than one camera was due to drop. I'm not convinced that Canon would vacate the 'semi-professional' FFM segment for any period - the lens development that they have clearly done to date is far more than you would do for an EOS-R camera alone.
 
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