NEW CAMERA - EOS 80D?

[krash]

My guess would be that it is a new rebel. It looks a bit cheap to be a 70D replacement which is very new anyway. It would make sense to move their current rebel line up a little so the 1200D doesn't cannibalise too much on sales which I can only assume it is at the moment given their similarities.

One can only hope it is a FF rebel. My first canon camera was a canon 300v 35mm film camera. If I could get something like that now it'd be amazing. It was so light and nimble yet had the full framey goodness that came with film. There wasn't a problem fitting a the big mirror in the body which isn't any bigger than a current crop rebel, smaller in fact.

I would love to see a FF rebel, size of the 700D or something.

But the lack of controls... damn...

 

[krash]

My guess is a 6d mark 2.

Has to be full frame to compete against Nikon offerings and obviously has wifi as it is pictured with the connect station.

+1

Guessing, would be a 1.3 crop wi-fi xxxD rebel hehehe

 

[bsbeamer]

Not to water down the party, but this featured product has been in development for over 5 years. This COULD be a prototype body or other form factor that was being used for development of an existing product...

 

[dcm]

Most likely a consumer Rebel with NFC to sync with the Connect Station CS100 given its proximity in the image. Layout seems closest to current T6.

 

[Marsu42]

It would be the first Rebel with a top LCD and lock button if that was the case, but you're right it does like quite small.

My bet is a new Rebel with swivel screen, the 70d's sensor and an top lcd - I always found a dslr w/o a top lcd is really under-spec'ed, getting some basic shooting data w/o turning the camera downwards should be important even to newbie shooters.

Canon indicated they'll stop releasing Rebels every month or so, that's why they'll put all their eggs into one basket for the "d750" or "d800", whatever the name.

My guess is a 6d mark 2.

I doubt that - the whole camera is really small, almost all top-buttons on the right (af, drive) have moved to the multi-controller. The wheel (if it's that) and the buttons are also really small, while a ff 6d2 should retain some "big" usability.

Last not least, the placement next to hifi/tv a consumer-style product like the "Canon Connect Station" points to a consumer-level camera body like a Rebel.

 

[Meatcurry]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

 

[zim]

the height of the cs100 is about 2", that would make the camera from base to top lcd just over 3"
my 7D is 3 1/4"

 

[RLPhoto]

Well spotted !

Top lcd, no AF On button, cheap incorporation of the rear command wheel, even cheaper than the latest xxD / 6D lines. No I don't think this is a replacement for the 70D. I don't think Canon will dumb the xxD down so low.

I think this could be the new budget FF camera to go with that ( otherwise slightly bizarre) 24-105 STM.

A FF rebel would be quite a response to the New D5500 if its the same price. It lacks the dedicated LV toggle and I would put my money that its a rebel.

 

[bsbeamer]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

If you pause the video at the 0:39 mark and look closely, that's a fixed lens that looks like Canon PowerShot SX530 HS, which does apparently have NFC.

At 0:46 that looks like a camera to be released in 2015 (per the disclaimer). Likely a Rebel based on the target market for this.

 

[LDS]

It's a fake to bring attention to a device nobody would notice otherwise...

 

[Meatcurry]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

If you pause the video at the 0:39 mark and look closely, that's a fixed lens that looks like Canon PowerShot SX530 HS, which does apparently have NFC.

Yes but what about at 0:46?

 

[procentje20]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

If you pause the video at the 0:39 mark and look closely, that's a fixed lens that looks like Canon PowerShot SX530 HS, which does apparently have NFC.

Yes but what about at 0:46?

My thought exactly. Amazing how actors can hold a camera so it is completely hidden from the viewer

 

[bsbeamer]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

If you pause the video at the 0:39 mark and look closely, that's a fixed lens that looks like Canon PowerShot SX530 HS, which does apparently have NFC.

Yes but what about at 0:46?

Just posted that screenshot. It looks like a Rebel.

 

[procentje20]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

If you pause the video at the 0:39 mark and look closely, that's a fixed lens that looks like Canon PowerShot SX530 HS, which does apparently have NFC.

Yes but what about at 0:46?

Just posted that screenshot. It looks like a Rebel.

Rebel tiny popup flash.

I think they had to show that body to be able to show the NFC tech. If they use an existing camera they would be lying to us. Now they only have to hide the exact camera, while we already know new rebels will come.

 

[krash]

http://youtu.be/PtNrM6aTwcY This videos shows a SLR hidden by the users hands using NFC to connect the connect station, I don't think any Canon DSLRs have NFC yet. I guess that they just put a top lcd on the 750d.

If you pause the video at the 0:39 mark and look closely, that's a fixed lens that looks like Canon PowerShot SX530 HS, which does apparently have NFC.

Yes but what about at 0:46?

Just posted that screenshot. It looks like a Rebel.

Rebel tiny popup flash.

I think they had to show that body to be able to show the NFC tech. If they use an existing camera they would be lying to us. Now they only have to hide the exact camera, while we already know new rebels will come.

NFC & WIFI would be awesome! In a rebel!

 

[JanowskiJ]

... and no one gives a Sh*t about the new docking station

 

[HaroldC3]

It's definitely a crop camera as the lens is EF-S.

 

[KyleSTL]

It's definitely a crop camera as the lens is EF-S.

Exactly my thought. New Rebel with APS-C. It's great that they'll include a top LCD, but it's not the FF unicorn I'm sure everyone here would be overjoyed to hear announced.

 

[Europa--JDM]

WHY does the world need another Rebel?

 

[ajfotofilmagem]

WHY does the world need another Rebel?

To sell half a million units to beginners, increasing the profit of Canon? ??? ??? ;D