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By admin, on October 31st, 2026 
The Insta360 Ace Pro 3 first real image is leaked today by an highly authentic source. I already published a lot of details related to the upcoming camera, starting from the FCC registration to the battery details, and now we also have the spec details of the camera. Alongside all these sets of information, we now have the first real images of the camera. Not only that, but trusted leaker Igor Bogdanov has also shared some more images of the Ace Pro 3 camera, which are obviously not clearly visible, displayed at a private event somewhere in China. In this article, we are covering the original leaked images shared by what is said to be an authentic source.
The first clear look at the Insta360 Ace Pro 3 has surfaced. Trusted leaker Igor Bogdanov (@Quadro_News) shared an image of the camera’s appearance on October 31, 2026, giving the clearest view yet of the next flagship action camera’s design ahead of an expected November announcement.
1. Leaked Image Shows Familiar Ace Pro Form Factor with Larger Lens Housing
The image reveals a body that stays close to the Ace Pro 2 layout: a rugged black chassis with a flip-out touchscreen, front-facing status screen, and the signature red accent ring around the lens. The lens module itself appears more prominent, with an octagonal housing and clear “Leica” branding. The body carries an “Ace Pro 3” badge and the on-screen UI shows a remaining recording time of roughly 2h59m alongside a full battery indicator.
Some of the lens text on the image looks uneven (common with early product renders or concept-style leaks), but the overall design and source are consistent with previous authentic Ace Pro leaks from the same account. Combined with earlier lab-style photos of the camera on test fixtures that Igor shared days earlier, this gives a solid picture of the physical design.
2. What the FCC Filing Already Confirmed
An FCC grant for model CINSABUA (FCC ID 2AWWH-CINSABUA) was issued to Insta360 parent company Arashi Vision on September 29, 2026. The filing confirms dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) plus Bluetooth, along with a larger battery rated at 2250 mAh (3.87V / 8.71 Wh). That is a meaningful step up from the Ace Pro 2’s 1800 mAh battery and should translate into longer recording times in the field.
Photos, the user manual, and other details remain under short-term confidentiality until March 2027, so the public record does not yet include sensor, lens, or video-mode information.
3. Insta360 Ace PRO 3 Specifications (Still Unconfirmed)
Industry leaks and supply-chain reports that have circulated since August continue to point to significant imaging upgrades:
- Sensor: 1-inch-class 50MP CMOS (up from the Ace Pro 2’s 1/1.3-inch sensor), co-engineered and color-tuned with Leica.
- Video: 8K30 (with some reports suggesting higher frame rates in certain modes), 10-bit 4K120, and 1080p240. HDR and a log profile are also expected.
- Stabilization: FlowState 2.0 with improved AI-assisted 360° horizon lock.
- Other features: Continued Leica color profiles, possible dual-camera “Ultra” variant, waterproofing up to 16 m without a case, and roughly 185 g weight.
- Battery life: Up to around 200 minutes of continuous 4K recording has been mentioned in leaks, aided by the larger cell confirmed in the FCC documents.
These details remain rumors. The FCC filing and the new image do not yet prove the sensor size or video modes.
4. Expected US Price and Availability
Ace Pro 2 launched at $399.99 in the US. Current estimates for the Ace Pro 3 put it in the 549–599 range, which would position it as a premium step up while remaining competitive with high-end GoPro and DJI options. No official US pricing or pre-order information has been released.
Based on Insta360’s previous Ace series timing (Ace Pro in November 2023 and Ace Pro 2 in October 2024) and the September 29 FCC grant, most observers expect an official announcement in November 2026, with US retail availability at major retailers such as B&H, Best Buy, and Amazon shortly afterward. The company has not confirmed a date.
TNC Take
The Ace Pro 3 is real – the FCC filing and this new appearance image leave little doubt. The design stays recognizably in the Ace Pro family while the larger lens housing and confirmed battery upgrade suggest meaningful improvements. Whether the rumored 1-inch sensor and expanded 8K capabilities materialize will only be known once Insta360 makes the official announcement, which currently looks likely before the end of November.
We will update this page with confirmed specs, US pricing, and availability as soon as they become public.
The article “INSTA 360 Ace Pro 3 First Images Leaked: Updates, Specifications and More” was written by thenewcamera.com team at7:59 pm, Saturday, 31 October 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors | Insta360 News
By admin, on October 31st, 2026
The most recent update related to the DJI Neo 3 is that DJI itself has accidentally and easily confirmed it. They recently updated the DJI Fly app to version 1.21.18. Now, the most interesting part is that with the update, the DJI Neo 3 name has popped up in the drone list. Alongside that, the app also has an activation video showing how you can activate the DJI Neo 3 drone, and the cherry on top is that the app now also supports the recently announced screen controller with the Neo 3, which is the DJI RC600. So, I hope you get everything clear with this.
Now, since we have been working with DJI drones for more than the past 2 to 3 years, we do know that after the official announcement of a drone and in between the shipping period, the company generally updates its app with the recently announced drone details/data related to it. But for the first time, even before the official announcement, DJI has updated the Neo 3 drone details in its app.
This also clearly indicates that the announcement is expected to be very soon, as we have previously received some specific dates related to the announcement, but we are still waiting for some final sort of confirmation from trusted leakers like Igor and Jasper Ellens.
DJI Neo Leaked Specs So Far
These figures come from a Chinese production listing, a printed marketing sheet, and retail-box photography (primarily from Igor Bogdanov). DJI has not confirmed any of them:
- Takeoff weight: 192.7 g (versus ~135 g for the original Neo and 151 g / 160 g with transceiver for the Neo 2). It remains under the 250 g threshold in most regions.
- Sensor: 1/1.1-inch square CMOS, the same size and shape used in the Osmo Action 6. This supports native vertical shooting at full resolution without rotating the camera, plus 2x lossless zoom.
- Transmission: Built-in radio. The Fly More Combo box does not list the clip-on Digital Transceiver that the Neo 2 requires.
- Obstacle sensing: Omnidirectional, described as upgraded relative to the Neo 2.
- Controller: Screened remote (RC Mini / RC600) with its own display, physical sticks, record button, and (from flight video) a scroll wheel on the rear edge. Pairing and live view work without a phone.
- Other noted features: Palm takeoff/landing, gesture control, faster ActiveTrack / SelfieShot 2.0, and quick file transfer.
The batteries appear incompatible with Neo 2 packs (different contact counts). Propeller cages are integrated and require a screwdriver for removal. No official flight-time, resolution, bitrate, or price figures have leaked.
The Controller vs. the Drone: FCC Situation
A controller matching the leaked RC Mini received an FCC grant (FCC ID SS3-TKMI2507) on December 19, 2025—three days before the FCC added foreign-made drones and certain components to the Covered List. That grant means the remote itself can be imported and sold in the United States.
The Neo 3 aircraft has no FCC authorization. Under current rules, a new DJI drone without a pre-cutoff grant cannot be officially marketed or sold in the US. The same restriction has kept the Neo 2 and several other 2026 models off official US shelves. Gray-market or parallel imports remain possible for some buyers, but they carry the usual risks around warranty, support, and compliance.
A separate 25 % tariff on imported consumer drones took effect in September 2026. That tariff does not apply to handheld cameras.
DJI NEO 3 Announcement Soon
App assets for the Neo 3 and its RC600 controller are the strongest signal yet that a launch is close. The leaked hardware looks like a meaningful step up for the pocket-drone line-larger square sensor, built-in radio, screened remote, and omnidirectional sensing—while staying under 250 g. For US readers the practical story is unchanged: the controller can be sold here, the drone cannot under current FCC rules.
The Action 7 / Nano 2 and Ace Pro 3 stories are still open. A short Neo 3 piece that folds in the latest app evidence and the US regulatory context is the highest-priority publish today; the other three suggestions remain solid follow-ups depending on existing coverage.
The article “DJI Neo 3 Now Visible in DJI Fly App: Announcement Soon” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 9:19 am, Saturday, 31 October 2026, Greenwich Mean Time
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Nikon Accidentally Confirms the Nikon Z70
By admin, on October 30th, 2026
Nikon Accidentally Confirms the Z70 in Official NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 Promo MaterialsFinally, we got confirmation from Nikon about the Z70 camera that we were waiting for. Nikon has accidentally confirmed the existence of the Nikon Z70 in its lineup of cameras. This was specifically spotted in promotional material where Nikon was busy advertising its recently announced NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S lens, which, as I’ve said, was recently announced on October 29, 2026. This was a specially designed and released Nikon Singapore newsletter, and the images include the very specific line.
“Pair with the Z70’s Digital Teleconverter and reach stretches to an equivalent of 1260mm at f/4.”
This is the clearest official acknowledgment yet that the Z70 exists.
What the Promo Text Actually Reveals
The new 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S is the world’s first constant-f/2.8 telephoto zoom with a built-in 1.4× teleconverter. A switch turns it into a 168-420mm f/4 lens without changing glass.
- On a DX body the 1.5× crop turns the 420mm end into a 630mm equivalent.
- Reaching the stated 1260mm equivalent at f/4 therefore requires an additional 2× digital teleconverter on the camera side.
The promo specifically ties that Digital Teleconverter feature to the Z70, not to existing DX bodies. This is useful for sports and wildlife shooters who want extreme reach without the light loss of an external 2× teleconverter (which would drop the effective aperture to f/8).
Timeline and Previous Leaks
The Nikon Z70 has been scheduled for a November 2026 announcement, which suggests that the announcement is very close. Despite all the developments we have witnessed today and the strongest set of rumours we have received in the past, we are still waiting for final confirmation from Nikon in the form of teaser videos or teaser images of the Nikon Z70 before making a 100% claim about its arrival.
Earlier confirmation came in August 2026 when the Z70 briefly appeared on Apple’s official ProRes / ProRes RAW authorized products list (next to the Z6 III, Z8, Z9, and ZR) before being removed. That pointed to serious internal video capabilities.
Rumored Specs (Still Unconfirmed)
Consistent rumor themes describe the Z70 as a high-end professional DX body — essentially the mirrorless spiritual successor to the D500 and a “mini-Z9/Z8” in the APS-C line:
- APS-C / DX format Body
- Roughly 45MP stacked (or fully stacked) sensor (high pixel density for reach)
- EXPEED 7 processor
- Fast continuous shooting and strong subject detection AF
- Strong video: ProRes / ProRes RAW support, high frame-rate 4K (and possibly 8K modes)
- Professional build, weather sealing, and ergonomics above the Z50 II / Z30
Pixel-count and exact video specs still vary across sources and should be treated as unconfirmed until Nikon announces.
Bottom Line
The Z70 is no longer just a rumor. An official Nikon promotional piece has named it and highlighted a specific feature (Digital Teleconverter) that lets the new 120-300mm reach 1260mm equivalent at f/4. An announcement is still expected in November 2026, though further delay remains possible. Full specifications, pricing, and exact release timing are still unknown.
We’ll update as soon as Nikon makes the official announcement.
The article “Nikon Accidentally Confirms the Nikon Z70” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 4:15 pm, Friday, 30 October 2026, Greenwich Mean Time
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By admin, on October 26th, 2026
Let’s discuss the upcoming Sony cameras. Here we are going to discuss the cameras that are in the announcement pipeline, as well as the cameras that are scheduled to arrive in late 2026 and 2027, starting with legitimate FCC filings.
Before we discuss what’s coming next from Sony, specifically the cameras in the FCC announcement pipeline, let’s look at the cameras expected to arrive in 2027. All the names mentioned below have been picked up by our research team, and these models have very strong chances of making their appearance next year. So, let’s look at the list, then we will discuss the models expected to arrive next.
Sony Upcoming Cameras 2027
| Model |
Likelihood |
Expected Window |
Main Evidence |
Notes |
| a7S IV |
Highest |
Late 2026 or early 2027 |
WW261362 China registration (Sony Japan + Wi-Fi 6, Sept 2026) |
Strongest candidate for the new registration. Specs unconfirmed (possible ~16MP stacked, 9.44M-dot EVF). |
| a6900 |
Medium |
2027 more likely |
New 26MP fully stacked APS-C sensor rumor (SAR, Aug 2026) |
Sensor existence more credible than the body. SAR was only ~20% on 2026. |
| FX30 II |
Medium |
2027 |
Same 26MP fully stacked APS-C sensor |
SAR said the sensor fits a cinema body better than a stills a6900. |
| FX3 II |
Medium |
Late 2026 – early 2027 |
Older registrations + cycle |
Some sources still treat it as possible, but less noise recently than a7S IV. |
| a7C III / a7CR II |
Low |
2027+ |
Cycle pattern only |
2023 models — still early for a full refresh. |
| ZV-E1 II |
Low |
Unclear |
Older speculation |
Not a strong current signal. |
The first three cameras have the highest probability of arriving soon. The number one camera on the list is the Sony A7S IV, which is expected to use the same sensor that we have seen in the Sony FX2 camera.
After that, we have the Sony A6900. According to sources, the announcement of the pro APS-C flagship camera will take place in the first quarter of 2027. Earlier, it was delayed due to the absence of a perfect competitor in the market. As we all know, the Nikon Z70 is about to arrive, and Canon is also planning the EOS R7 Mark II camera announcement. After that, Sony will enter the market with strong competitors that it can build against.
The initial set of rumours suggests that the camera will carry a 26MP APS-C sensor. The resolution will remain the same, but the sensor technology will be updated with the next-generation BIONZ XR image processor and an integrated AI chip.
After all the above cameras, the Sony FX30 II announcement is overdue, and it is also expected to arrive in 2027 with the same sensor that we will see in the Sony A6900. It is expected to come without a mechanical shutter and with limited photography capabilities, so it does not cannibalise the sales of the A6900 and creates a unique space for videographers and cinematographers in the market.
Sony Camera Refresh Cycle Table
| Camera |
Release Date |
Age as of Oct 2026 |
Typical Cycle Status |
| a7S III |
July 2020 |
~6 years |
Overdue |
| FX3 |
Feb 2021 |
~5.5 years |
Due for refresh |
| a7C II / a7CR |
Aug 2023 |
~3 years |
Still early |
| a6700 |
July 2023 |
~3 years |
Possible 2027 window |
| a9 III |
Nov 2023 |
~3 years |
Early |
| a1 II |
Nov 2024 |
~2 years |
Early |
| a7R VI |
May 2026 |
Recent |
Just launched |
Sony A7S IV – In the Announcement Pipeline
Regulatory filings like WW261362 usually lead to an announcement in a few months, not weeks. This points to a late 2026 or early 2027 window. Some reports mentioned a possible November target that could slip due to supply constraints (including memory pressure noted around the FX5).
Sony registered a new camera under the code WW261362 with China’s SRRC on September 23, 2026. This is the clearest recent regulatory signal of an unannounced mid-to-high-end body. Nothing is confirmed yet — no model name, sensor, or launch date.
What the FCC Filing Actually Confirms
| Detail |
Information |
| Model code |
WW261362 |
| CMIIT ID |
26J99MW70071 |
| Certificate date |
September 23, 2026 |
| Applicant |
Sony Corporation, Japan |
| Wireless |
Wi-Fi 6 (up to 1024QAM) + Bluetooth |
| Frequency |
5150–5350 MHz + 2400–2483.5 MHz |
| Validity |
5 years |
Sony Japan as the applicant matches the pattern of higher-end Alpha models (example: a7R VI used WW847606). Entry-level and some FX models are more often registered through Sony China or Shanghai.
Rumored Products
| Candidate |
Likelihood |
Why It Fits |
Main Weakness |
| a7S IV |
Highest |
a7S III is from July 2020 (~6 years old). Sony Japan applicant matches higher-end Alphas. |
Overlap risk with FX3 / FX5 |
| FX3 II or other FX body |
Medium |
Cinema Line also due for refresh; shares low-light sensor DNA with a7S III |
Some FX models registered under Sony China/Shanghai |
| a7C II / a7CR successor |
Low |
Possible later, but 2023 models are still relatively new |
Cycle timing is early |
| a6900 (APS-C) |
Low |
Stacked APS-C sensor rumors exist, but usually later window |
Weaker fit for Japan-registered mid/high-end filing |
Rumored a7S IV direction (unconfirmed): ~ New stacked sensor, high-res EVF, BIONZ XR2-class processing, updated AF and IBIS, stills support with mechanical shutter, standard Alpha menus (not full Cinema Line interface).
Final Take by TNC
WW261362 is real evidence of a new mid-to-high-end Sony camera in the pipeline. Product cycle timing and the Sony Japan applicant make the a7S IV the strongest current rumor candidate, with an FX successor still possible. No specs, price, or exact date are confirmed.
For U.S. buyers who need a full-frame low-light hybrid or cinema body right now, the a7S III and FX3 remain available and capable. Waiting only makes sense if you specifically need next-generation readout, open-gate options, or improved cooling that current firmware cannot deliver. We will update when new filings or official details appear.
The article “Sony Upcoming Cameras 2027” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 8:04 pm, Monday, 26 October 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors
By admin, on October 25th, 2026
Cameras Coming in November 2026 (and Possible December Slips): What’s Real, What’s Rumor, and What You Can Buy in the US
November is almost here, and we have approximately two months left before 2026 comes to an end. During these two months, we can expect a new range of cameras, starting with the Nikon Z70 and the Insta360 Ace Pro 3. So, let’s discuss the cameras we can expect to see over the next two months.
November is the main launch window, but a few products could still slip into early December. Sigma has already announced the FP2, with a confirmed November 11 shipping date. The Fujifilm X-T6 remains the strongest unannounced camera rumor. Everything else is less certain, and several DJI products have no official US launch path.
Nikon Z70 — Soft November Window (Can Slip)
We first saw the name of the Nikon Z70 camera when it appeared on the Apple-compatible camera list. After that, we received strong indications from our sources.
According to the trusted rumour mill, the announcement/arrival month of the Nikon Z70 is November 2026. Finally, the wait may soon be over. We are going to have a true professional APS-C mirrorless camera and a potential replacement for the Nikon D500.
Later on the same source also added that, the date can still slip into early December. Specs, sensor, price, and final name are unconfirmed.
US buyer note: If it launches, it should be sold officially in the US. Treat the date as soft.
Insta360 Ace Pro 3 – FCC Confirmed, Announcement Soon
The Insta360 Ace Pro 3 is confirmed. We first reported the FCC filing on 13 October 2026. Regulatory data later revealed a larger battery. The two upgrades the market is expecting most – a 1-inch sensor and stronger 8K video- additionally made the arrival window clearer.
Although we do have strong hints related to the presence of a large 1-inch sensor and 8K video recording capability with 4K 120fps frame rate, the most consistent rumour for the Ace Pro 3 is a 1-inch (or ~1/1.2-inch) 50MP Leica-tuned sensor.
Reported (unconfirmed) details circulating from various sources:
- 1-inch class sensor (some claims of Leica tuning)
- 8K video capability
- Larger battery (one report lists 2,250 mAh)
- Late October to late November announcement window based on past Ace series timing (early December slip possible)
Insta360 products normally launch officially in the US. Treat all sensor, video, and price claims as rumor until Insta360 confirms them. The FCC filing is the only hard public evidence so far.
DJI Neo 3 – Strongest DJI Candidate, No Official US Path
Based on the Neo series announcement pattern and the latest leaks related to the Neo 3, all of this suggests that the announcement could be just around the corner. As we have seen with previous DJI launches, announcements often begin in mainland China, followed by a global rollout over the next few weeks. Therefore, we could see a global rollout of the Neo 3 throughout November 2026.
The most convincing part is DJI NEO 3 leaked retail box units, which is floating on web for more than a month. Thats a usual thing before DJI product announcement,
Boxed units with “Not For Sale” stickers have been filmed in Indonesia. A 192.7 g production listing and a three-cell battery that does not fit the Neo 2 have appeared. Camera rumors center on a larger 1/1.1-inch square sensor. Jasper Ellens’ October 7 estimate pointed to mid-to-late November, but that remains a guess and could easily move into early December.
No aircraft FCC grant exists. The RC Mini controller has a pre-cutoff grant, but that does not authorize the drone itself.
US buyer note: Extremely unlikely to appear on DJI.com/us. Gray-market units may show up, but they will have no US warranty or Remote ID path. Neo 2 and other legal sub-250 g models remain the practical US options.
DJI Osmo Action 7 and Osmo Nano 2 – Late 2026
As we have said in outr prev post too, Starting from the beginning of the year, we have added updates related to the DJI Action 7 and Osmo Nano 2 in that post. We have clearly mentioned that the scheduled launch time could be sometime in November 2026
Some weaker Chinese reports have claimed a pre-November 11 launch, but these are not from trusted sources. Action 6 already has 8K/30 and the square sensor. New DJI action cameras face the same Covered List restrictions that have kept other post-December 22, 2025 products off official US shelves. An early-December announcement remains possible but low confidence.
Fujifilm X-T6 – Strongest Remaining November Rumor
FujiRumors continues to point to a November announcement for the X-T6, possibly alongside the XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR II. The camera was delayed from an early September window because of component shortages. A bottom-plate sketch published October 21 shows no vertical battery-grip connector.
Rumored (unconfirmed) details include a 40MP APS-C X-Trans sensor, new X-Processor 6 with better AI AF, larger NP-W255 battery, and improved video specs. Fake “mega specs” lists from earlier in the year should be ignored.
Confirmed November Lens
Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary for Nikon Z ships to authorized dealers on November 5 at $769.
What US Buyers Should Do
- Sigma FP2: Already announced. Pre-order if it fits your needs. Ships November 11.
- X-T5 buyers: The X-T6 is the only remaining camera with a reasonably consistent November window. Waiting a few more weeks is reasonable.
- Action camera buyers: Ace Pro 3 has an FCC grant but no official announcement. Action 6, Ace Pro 2, and GoPro Mission 1 Pro are the real US options today.
- DJI shoppers: Do not hold a purchase for Neo 3 or Action 7 if you need a US warranty. Legal options remain Mini 5 Pro, Avata 360, Neo 2, Action 6, and Pocket 3.
- Nikon APS-C: Z70 is still soft and could move into early December.
November 2026 camera update for US buyers, plus possible early-December slips. Sigma FP2 ships November 11 at $2,199. Fujifilm X-T6 is the strongest rumor, Ace Pro 3 has an FCC filing, and DJI Neo 3 still has no official US path.
Thats the update we have for now, if any new update arrive we will be updating the article soon.
The article “Cameras Coming in November and December 2026” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 7:39 pm, Sunday, 25 October 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors
By admin, on October 23rd, 2026 
Starting from the beginning of the year, we have added updates related to the DJI Action 7 and Osmo Nano 2 in that post. We have clearly mentioned that the scheduled launch time could be sometime in November 2026.
Now, going back to August 17, 2026, we got some prototype images of the Action 7 alongside the Nano 2. And that raised a lot of questions about the possibility of both these cameras arriving before the end of 2026.
The pre-November 11 launch window, and why it matters
Now we are getting some fresh updates, and that’s why I am publishing this article on my website. Following the appearance of these two cameras on August 11, 2026, the November 11 announcement claim was reported by Digicame-info, a Japanese website. It originally appeared on a Chinese account named Independent Photographers’ Union, which said that both cameras had entered the testing phase and could be announced before Singles’ Day. A post published on October 15, 2026, indicates that this claim originated from that Chinese account, which has also made some past predictions related to DJI products.
The most important part is that DJI launches its products on different timelines based on geographical factors. Announcements often start in China and later reach other markets at different intervals. After China, we have the Asian region, followed by the rest of the world. However, the United States is a different case, since no new DJI products requiring FCC authorization can receive new authorization under the current restrictions.
So yes, the November 11 date is important, but it is not backed by highly trusted sources like Igor or others. However, since the claim is now circulating and we are getting a lot of queries about this specific date, we have clarified the origin of the rumours. Japanese media subsequently covered the claim, and now it is circulating across the web.
Our estimate (labelled as an estimate)
In August we published estimated US prices of 349–429 for the Action 7 Standard Combo and 329–379 for the Nano 2. Action Camera Rumors and Imaging Resource have since quoted those numbers, so just again a firendly reminder to price tags
| Camera / bundle |
Global-equivalent launch price (estimate) |
Likely US reseller price (estimate) |
Reasoning |
| Osmo Action 7 Standard Combo |
379–429 |
~430–500 |
Action 6 at $379, and at most one more step up, with a ~15% US reseller premium on top |
| Osmo Action 7 Adventure Combo |
479–549 |
~550–630 |
Adventure has sat $100 above Standard for two generations |
| Osmo Nano 2 (base storage) |
299–349 |
~345–400 |
Nano launched at $299 |
| Osmo Nano 2 (higher storage) |
329–379 |
~380–435 |
Nano 128GB launched at $329 |
Will it become available in the USA? That’s the biggest question, and we already know the answer.
Yes, sooner or later, it may become available through the grey market, as we have seen with the DJI Pocket 4P. Although it is not officially available in the United States, it is listed for sale on Amazon US. The Pocket 4 is also available through third-party sellers.
The article “DJI Action 7 and Nano 2: Expected Launch Before November 11?” was written by thenewcamera.com team at 7:54 pm, Friday, 23 October 2026, Greenwich Mean Time | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM > get live news — > DJI Rumors
By admin, on October 23rd, 2026
As per the initial set of rumours shared by the source, Canon is working on the development of its upcoming V-series camera, and the name of the camera is Canon R8V.
But don’t get too excited. The camera is not coming this year. That is Q4 of 2027; it is expected to arrive on or before that.
Canon is reportedly developing a new full-frame V-series camera called the EOS R8V. According to the latest source, the camera will share a similar body design with the EOS R6V, use the same 32.5MP sensor, and retain IBIS along with card slots. It is expected to arrive in Q4 2027.
Body Design
The R8V is said to follow the R6V’s video-first body design. This points toward a compact, creator-oriented layout (likely without an EVF) while still including IBIS and card slots — features that were important on the R6V.
Sensor
It will use the same 32.5MP full-frame CMOS sensor as the EOS R6V (and R6 Mark III). This would be a notable step up from the 24.2MP sensor used in the EOS R8 and R8 Mark II.
Video Specifications (as per source)
- 7K 60p — Skipped
- 4K 60p — Uncropped
- 4K 120p — APS-C crop
- Open Gate — No mention
The source indicates Canon is deliberately limiting the high-end video modes on the R8V, keeping 7K 60p and Open Gate exclusive to the R6V.
How It Fits in the Lineup
| Model |
Sensor |
Key Video |
IBIS |
Arrival |
India Price (approx.) |
| R8 Mark II |
24.2MP |
4K60 uncropped |
Yes |
Available |
₹1.79 lakh |
| R8V (Rumor) |
32.5MP |
4K60 uncropped, 4K120 APS-C |
Yes |
Q4 2027 |
₹1.7–2.2 lakh (est.) |
| R6V |
32.5MP |
7K60 + Open Gate + 4K120 uncropped |
Yes |
Available |
₹2.36 lakh |
What This Could Mean
If the rumor is accurate, the R8V would sit between the R8 Mark II and the R6V. It would give creators access to the newer 32.5MP sensor and an R6V-style body with IBIS, but without the full high-end video feature set of the R6V. This kind of segmentation is typical for Canon.
Final Notes
All information above is based on the provided source and remains unconfirmed. Specs, pricing, and exact launch timing can still change.
We will post an update as soon as we get any new infromation
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