Nokishita has released the latest list of unreleased Canon gear that we can expect to be announced in the first half of 2019. We've done a prediction of what we think is coming early next year based on these sorts of lists and some common sense.
DS 126751 (EOS 90D?)
- Digital camera (single lens reflex or RF mounting machine)
- Made in Japan (Oita Plant)
- Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
- SKU: 3380C003AA, 3380C013AA, 3380C023AA
- Body only and two lens kits?
DS 126761 (Entry level EOS R model?)
- Digital camera (DSLR or RF mount)
- Made in Taiwan or Made in Japan (Oita Plant)
- Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
- SKU: 3454C001AA, 3454C002AA, 3454C003AA, 3458C001AA, 3461C001AA
- Three color variations?
- Black is only body and lens kit 2 types, the other two lens kit only?
- What are the model names? (The model name differs perhaps in the United
- States, Japan and other regions)
PC 2355 (PowerShot G7 X Mark III?)
- Digital camera
- Made in Japan (Nagasaki Plant)
- Wi-Fi · Bluetooth installed
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Canon is going to make some cameras. Someplace. Some with lenses, some with mirrors (or not) and many with wifi bluetooth.
I feel so vindicated.
I think a lot of people forget that the 90D isnt usually going to someone with $10k in L lenses sitting around. Not when Canon has so many quality lenses in the $200-500 range.
And, every EF-s and EF works with the R via the adapter. I bought the R body but use my EF lenses. Its ideal for a crop body upgrade going to FF because their EF-s lenses will work and they can add EF or RF lenses as they please.
exactly. by comparison, the Delphi Oracle was very straightforward and clear cut. :)
I think we are looking at G7X III and M5 II, M6 II. Those come first.
More R mount stuff only later on -
1. "entry level R6" [about April/may 2019],
2. then "mirrorfree 5Ds II" [Fall 2019]
3. then mirrorfree 1DX-III - Feb 2020, soon enough for 2020 Tokyo Olympics
:)
For some inexplicable reason, some people are just totally hostile to the idea of a mirror and optical viewfinder, and wish that all camera manufacturers would stop making DSLRs so that people would stop buying DSLRs.
You don't really see DSLR users stamping their feet and screaming for camera manufacturers to stop making mirrorless products, though.
*Eyeroll*
Quite possible
> and have IBIS.
Not a chance
More than that, the EF-S crop lenses are ideal for 4K video on the R. I was going to sell my EF-S 10-18 but now I've got the R I'm absolutely keeping it.
I think it makes a lot of sense for the 90D to be very good DSLR; so that it survives for ~3 years as a camera and the line ends and becomes mirrorless. But doing it right now will be a disaster. As someone who bought into the Sony a7 when it had no native lenses, the process was infuriating and caused me to change back pretty quickly.
I'm expecting 26MP, Digic7 slight improvement in video and a new badge. Meaning I will be shooting my 80D till it dies. But I am more than willing to be pleasantly surprised.