There has been a lot of chatter about new EOS M cameras coming in 2020, but we still haven't nailed down what exactly is on the horizon.
Below are specifications I have been sent for an upcoming EOS M camera, though the source didn't know if this was the EOS M50 Mark II or an M camera above the EOS M6 Mark II.
Canon EOS M camera specifications:
- 32mp
- IBIS
- DPAF II
- New DIGIC Processor (perhaps a lesser version of DIGIC X?)
- EVF
- Dual SD Cards
- 12fps
- Full sensor width 4K up to 60p
- 1080p at 120p
- CLog
There seems to be a lot of overlapping information with cameras at the moment, I'm not sure if that's by design by the powers that be.
Announcement dates are unknown at this time and may not even be decided yet by Canon has they deal with supply chain and manufacturing issues.
More to come…
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But, even if I do not upgrade, I would love a higher end general purpose and telephoto zooms that are still smallish.
There needs to be more budget RF glass to really make this work but I could see it.
Isn't impossible?
They could certainly do some kind of speedbooster-device but it would be complex and expensive. It'd almost certainly not work with older (eg current) bodies without some serious firmware update either.
I think an RF->EF-M adaptor is something that people think they want, but when it would actually come to using it, they'd probably not use it much.
An APS-C RF body would be a specific niche product mostly for birders etc who want to use the new RF long lenses. I don't think there's much crossover with the current EF-M market who want a powerful lightweight camera with lightweight lenses. A more upmarket model for this market makes sense.
Brian
Seriously though. If this was a Mark 2 M50 (or...M60?) that would be an incredible little video camera for many people. Bring on the full-frame 4K and IBIS.