Here are the full Canon EOS RP specifications

[Canon Rumors Guy]

The full specifications for the Canon EOS RP have leaked ahead of tonight’s launch. You can download the PDF with the full specifications here, or read below.
This information leaked on our forum earlier today.




IMAGE SENSOR





Type
35.9 x 24 mm CMOS



Effective Pixels
Approx. 26.2 Megapixels



Total Pixels
Approx. 27.1 Megapixels



Aspect Ratio
3:2



Low-Pass Filter
Built-in/Fixed



Sensor Cleaning
EOS integrated cleaning system



Colour Filter Type
Primary Colour


IMAGE PROCESSOR





Type
DIGIC 8


LENS





Lens Mount
RF (EF and EF-S lenses can be attached using Mount Adapter EF-EOS R, Control Ring Mount Adapter EF-EOS R, or Drop-
In Filter Mount Adapter EF-EOS R. EF-M lenses are not compatible)...

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[padam]

I guess DPAF will be fully working with 4k, unlike the M50, yaay!

 

[PureClassA]

So 4K24 output over HDMI at 8bit 422.... not too bad. No CLog (dang it) but hey that's still better than the NO 4K output on my 1DX2 ...

Waiting to see what this big firmware release is for the R first though...

 

[Ozarker]

Looks great!

 

[SV]

This is looking quite good for this price point...

 

[myjtp]

Whats the crop factor in 4K?

 

[1Zach1]

I’ve already convinced myself the EVF won’t be so terrible and I’ll probably be using the flip screen most of the time anyways. *sigh*, you get me every time, Canon.

 

[PureClassA]

Whats the crop factor in 4K?

Given the sensor size, should be about 1.5x crop

 

[rrcphoto]

I’ve already convinced myself the EVF won’t be so terrible and I’ll probably be using the flip screen most of the time anyways. *sigh*, you get me every time, Canon.

if you want to compare, it's almost exactly the same as a A7 II not sure if you can find one to compare with, but that will give you an idea before you get one in your hands.

 

[rrcphoto]

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the image sensor size, MP's, ISO - exactly the same as the 6D Mark II.

 

[snappy604]

any ideas why x-sync? (flash sync?) seems to be lower on the new R cameras? found 1/250th on the 80D often wasn't quick enough for faster moving objects.

 

[PureClassA]

I think a FF Canon at $1299 with the EF adapter, good sensor, 5fps, 4k recording you can output at a higher quality level to external recorder....this thing is really a LOT of good value.

 

[1Zach1]

if you want to compare, it's almost exactly the same as a A7 II not sure if you can find one to compare with, but that will give you an idea before you get one in your hands.

The A7II is a .5” EVF, is it not? I’ve compared the M50 (this EVF) to the R (.5” EVF), and was really hoping Canon would put a lower resolution .5” EVF in it.

 

[Mark D5 TEAM II]

Things I noticed: Top shutter speed 1/4000 (ok given the price segment), X-Sync 1/180 (still ok), 4k output over HDMI (nice), RP doesn't mean cheap plastic because damn baby it's magnesium alloy, weather-sealed as well!

 

[ERHP]

Noticed the battery is different as well, LP-E17.

 

[padam]

Only one question remains, did they manage to 'fix' the 1080p FF quality?

 

[Jdbuzz]

I guess DPAF will be fully working with 4k, unlike the M50, yaay!

I hope so!

 

[Jdbuzz]

Noticed the battery is different as well, LP-E17.

Same as the SL2 I believe

 

[flip314]

This camera looks amazing for the price, just need to decide whether I want to add an R or RP as a second body to my 80D. I was hoping for something a bit better than the R, but the RP may tide me over for a while.

The biggest disappointment is the battery choice, I really wish they'd kept the LP-E6

 

[rrcphoto]

The A7II is a .5” EVF, is it not? I’ve compared the M50 (this EVF) to the R (.5” EVF), and was really hoping Canon would put a lower resolution .5” EVF in it.

oh you're right, i missed that.

but in reality it shouldn't matter much because the magnifications are similar (.70x to .71x) that influences the size of the viewfinder image that you see.