Is the EOS 7DII being discontinued?

The Canon R has a 1:6 crop thing built in, bit like the 5DS etc. So if a non black out R5 or R6 etc. with wildlife speed and whatever comes out and maintains this crop 1:6 it may work okay. I have a Canon 7D II (love it to bits using 100-400 II and 300f2.8 with 1.4III ext.) I use the Zoom for travel overseas and the Prime out the car window using the sill for a steadier. Do mostly birds. My Canon R is kind of okay with these lenses, but not great for birds. Lag time and black out and the head of subject hard to get sharp, whereas the 7D II spot on 90% of the time.
 
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The Canon R has a 1:6 crop thing built in, bit like the 5DS etc. So if a non black out R5 or R6 etc. with wildlife speed and whatever comes out and maintains this crop 1:6 it may work okay. I have a Canon 7D II (love it to bits using 100-400 II and 300f2.8 with 1.4III ext.) I use the Zoom for travel overseas and the Prime out the car window using the sill for a steadier. Do mostly birds. My Canon R is kind of okay with these lenses, but not great for birds. Lag time and black out and the head of subject hard to get sharp, whereas the 7D II spot on 90% of the time.
An R5 would be fine for wildlife photography but not as a 7d2 replacement as it will be twice the price. The 7d2 was such a brilliant camera because of it combination of build quality, stills capability and price.
 
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Of course they will....

Why bother to hold onto a line which outsells the R cameras?

Seriously though..... it is the Rebel line that I expect to eventually disappear, being replaced by the equivalent M bodies....

Though they might bring the name Rebel over to the EOS-Ms. You'll see Rebel TM3 or something like that, plus its real model name.
 
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