Here are the Canon BG-R10 Battery Grip, Canon WFT-R10 Wifi Grip & LP-E6NH Battery

koenkooi · Jul 7, 2020

I like the ethernet bump on the WFT-R10, I wonder if the whole image sending/tethering will get improved or only adds image.canon support.

Maximilian · Jul 7, 2020

It is like I almost cannot believe that Canon would have the same grip for two different camera bodies.

Can it be true they are thinking about synergy effects over milking the market...?

DBounce · Jul 7, 2020

I’ll be getting the WFT-R10 for my Eos R5. I like to use the battery grip as it gives a better purchase when using heavier lenses.

Also I like the integrated WiFi module. I always disliked the WiFi accessory on the 1DXMK2.

joestopper · Jul 7, 2020

Canon Rumors Guy said:
Continue reading...

"battery is said to have a big bump in capacity"
Q: What new technology developements would allow for a "big bump"? After all, form factor is identical. Iam sceptical about this ...
But even if there is a decent "bump", the capacity is needed for the biggersensor, IBIS, high computing power. It remains to be seen if cipa rating increases at all.

herein2020 · Jul 7, 2020

Maximilian said:
It is like I almost cannot believe that Canon would have the same grip for two different camera bodies.
Can it be true they are thinking about synergy effects over milking the market...?

I think their master plan is to reel us in with fantastic camera bodies then get everyone with the lens prices. The bad news for our wallets.... it is working.

I do think making the same grip for two bodies makes sense, I would think most people with two bodies would get grips for both of them. I even have a grip for my Canon Rebel so that it does not die in the middle of a time lapse sequence. The only place they might lose a little money is if someone had an R6 and sold it for an R5 but did not need to buy a new grip.

OmarSV11 · Jul 7, 2020

Rookie question here. That ethernet port / wifi would be compatible with tethering to LR / Capture One, or just with EOS app?

herein2020 · Jul 7, 2020

joestopper said:
"battery is said to have a big bump in capacity"
Q: What new technology developements would allow for a "big bump"? After all, form factor is identical. Iam sceptical about this ...
But even if there is a decent "bump", the capacity is needed for the biggersensor, IBIS, high computing power. It remains to be seen if cipa rating increases at all.

The LP-E6NH is 2130mAh vs the LP-E6N which is 1865mAh so the real question is if you consider 265mAH "big" or not. Personally I do not, now if we were talking double the capacity that would be something of interest.

joestopper · Jul 7, 2020

herein2020 said:
The LP-E6NH is 2130mAh vs the LP-E6N which is 1865mAh so the real question is if you consider 265mAH "big" or not. Personally I do not, now if we were talking double the capacity that would be something of interest.

Thanks for providing the numbers. That is roughly 15% and a minor increase. This will be eaten up by all the additional features.
Anyway, I dont mind. Always carry at least one spare with me.

Maximilian · Jul 7, 2020

joestopper said:
Q: What new technology developements would allow for a "big bump"? After all, form factor is identical. Iam sceptical about this ...

AFAI can recall the capacity of the old LP-E6/LP-E6N hasn't changed thoughout the last ... how many years?
Google tells me here
LP-E6: 1.800 mAh, released 20??
LP-E6N: 1.865 mAh, released 2014

So this means we're talking about surely 10 years + X old battery technology.
With all the smart phones, earpods as well as e-mobility, could there be a little bit of new R&D tech developed thoughout that time...?

Maximilian · Jul 7, 2020

herein2020 said:
The LP-E6NH is 2130mAh vs the LP-E6N which is 1865mAh so the real question is if you consider 265mAH "big" or not. Personally I do not, now if we were talking double the capacity that would be something of interest.

Thanks for sharing. Where did you get that numbers? Couldn't find them myself.

XL+ · Jul 7, 2020

Another question will be: How much will my wallet be drained by this gripn and the batteries?

herein2020 · Jul 7, 2020

joestopper said:
Thanks for providing the numbers. That is roughly 15% and a minor increase. This will be eaten up by all the additional features.
Anyway, I dont mind. Always carry at least one spare with me.

That's another thing I love about my GH5 almost 2hrs of battery life shooting 4K. Especially for gimbal work since most cages will not accommodate a battery grip, it will be interesting to see what the R5 and R6 can pull off, hopefully they provide an option to turn off the EVF like the GH5 does. If you turn off the EVF, WiFi, Bluetooth, dim the screen, and use MF whenever possible you can greatly prolong battery life when shooting video. I even turn off IBIS when using a tripod which also helps battery life.

Maximilian said:
Thanks for sharing. Where did you get that numbers? Couldn't find them myself.

LP-E6N: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1081825-REG/canon_9486b002_lp_e6n_battery_f_7d_mark.html

LP-E6NH: https://www.canonwatch.com/another-unreleased-canon-camera-shows-up-at-certification-authority/

gzroxas · Jul 7, 2020

Really happy that the battery is backwards compatible, might get one for the EOS R to get some extra juice and replace one of my very old ones!

joestopper · Jul 7, 2020

XL+ said:
Another question will be: How much will my wallet be drained by this gripn and the batteries?

Thats a good one, too. I use my grip on the

herein2020 said:
That's another thing I love about my GH5 almost 2hrs of battery life shooting 4K. Especially for gimbal work since most cages will not accommodate a battery grip, it will be interesting to see what the R5 and R6 can pull off, hopefully they provide an option to turn off the EVF like the GH5 does. If you turn off the EVF, WiFi, Bluetooth, dim the screen, and use MF whenever possible you can greatly prolong battery life when shooting video.

LP-E6N: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1081825-REG/canon_9486b002_lp_e6n_battery_f_7d_mark.html

LP-E6NH: https://www.canonwatch.com/another-unreleased-canon-camera-shows-up-at-certification-authority/

Turning off EVF etc: That would be good.
Even better: Smart power management learning user profile and then turning off features automatically (can be disabled)
That will provide more remaining energy than the new battery can ...

sobrien · Jul 7, 2020

Maximilian said:
It is like I almost cannot believe that Canon would have the same grip for two different camera bodies.
Can it be true they are thinking about synergy effects over milking the market...?

No, it is Canon’s way of saying: “You don’t have to chose between the R5 and R6...just buy both!”

Sharlin · Jul 7, 2020

Maximilian said:
AFAI can recall the capacity of the old LP-E6/LP-E6N hasn't changed thoughout the last ... how many years?
Google tells me here
LP-E6: 1.800 mAh, released 20??
LP-E6N: 1.865 mAh, released 2014

So this means we're talking about surely 10 years + X old battery technology.
With all the smart phones, earpods as well as e-mobility, could there be a little bit of new R&D tech developed thoughout that time...?

Battery technology is unfortunately not known for improving in leaps and bounds. Otherwise electric cars would be much more commonplace by now…

Chaitanya · Jul 7, 2020

That wifi grip is a serious improvement in design over older wifi accessories.

Stuart · Jul 7, 2020

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koenkooi · Jul 7, 2020

Chaitanya said:
That wifi grip is a serious improvement in design over older wifi accessories.

The big question is whether it takes one or two batteries.

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