I am amazed by the number of people who don't understand basic optics and physics. If Canon were to introduce a mirrorless camera with native EF mount, they would have to give up on nearly all potential advantages of a mirrorless solution. Reduced flange distance is what makes it possible to manufacture smaller cameras and smaller, simpler lenses.
If you want a Canon mirrorless with native EF mount, you can get the EOS R and leave the EF adapter on all the time and simply use any and all of your EF lenses.
If you want a Canon mirrorless with native EF mount, you can get the EOS R and leave the EF adapter on all the time and simply use any and all of your EF lenses.
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