There is a Cinema EOS R camera in the pipeline, likely for early 2022 [CR2]

[TravelerNick]

I wonder where the high MP R5 is ?

With the Z9 sort of announced that puts some pressure on Canon to move on the R1.

I don't know what pressure they might feel about a high MP R5 so my guess is they're working more on the R1 .

 

[Alam]

NOPE. WRONG. 1. Background blur can be and often used to isolate a subject for storytelling, and if need be the aperture can be adjusted to increase depth of field. S16 is STILL a popular format? Hahahaha. Which era do you live in? S16 died years ago and it was popular only with low budget work.

NOPE. WRONG. 1. Background blur can be and often used to isolate a subject for storytelling, and if need be the aperture can be adjusted to increase depth of field. S16 is STILL a popular format? Hahahaha. Which era do you live in? S16 died years ago and it was popular only with low budget work.

Err, which era? Pretty sure bmpcc is using 4/3 sensor and lot's of movies shot with it
The argument is simple, if you aren't going to use background blur, why use bigger sensor and and huge lens, just to stop down later and shot with high iso because you sacrficed light to gain dof?

 

[vladk]

bmpcc 6k and URSA are S35, bmpcc 4k is 4/3. Micro is s16.

Here is comparison of all popular sensor formats: https://www.sharegrid.com/blog/posts/a-filmmakers-guide-to-sensor-sizes-and-lens-formats

 

[EOS 4 Life]

bmpcc 6k and URSA are S35, bmpcc 4k is 4/3. Micro is s16.

Here is comparison of all popular sensor formats: https://www.sharegrid.com/blog/posts/a-filmmakers-guide-to-sensor-sizes-and-lens-formats

The post you responded to was referring to the BMPCC which is super 16.