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By admin, on February 15th, 2026
One of the most important things that people want to know is when the Canon EOS R10 Mark II camera is actually coming. The question seems to be logical. Also, since the Canon EOS R10 is now as old as an R7 mirrorless camera, and the Canon EOS R7 was announced together on 24 May 2022.
But right now, we do have some strong rumours related to the Canon EOS R7 Mark II camera. The reason behind those rumours is a Canon FCC ID registration of a pro mirrorless camera, which seems to be highly identical to an APS-C flagship camera, considering the core specifications, the battery the camera is using and all that stuff.
So, the big question is actually when the R10 Mark II camera will arrive. Will it arrive before the R7 or after that? Let’s discuss it first.
Canon EOS R7 Mark II vs R10 Mark II: Which Comes First?
If you compare the two, then for sure, according to the recent FCC ID filing, the Canon R7 Mark II camera announcement looks more prominent. For now, no other FCC IDs have emerged till February 2026, so even if Canon registers a camera after March or April, the announcement is expected sometime in the second half of 2026.
During the DSLR time, the mid-range camera update cycle was approximately two years, and obviously, the flagship APS-C cameras were taking approximately four years of time. But right now, both the mid-range Canon EOS R10 and the Canon EOS R7 were announced approximately four years back. Due to uncertainty in the market and a bit lower demand for hybrid cameras, as people are putting more focus on video-oriented compact mirrorless solutions, as well as photographers preferring full-frame high-end hybrid cameras, in that context, it seems like Canon is about to update the Canon EOS R7 instead of the R10 for now.
FCC ID Analysis: No New Camera Filings Until February 2026
A key piece of evidence comes from FCC ID listings, which often foreshadow camera announcements. As of February 2026, Canon has no new “Digital Camera” registrations beyond the December 17, 2025, filing for AZD260 (model code DS126933 / HVIN DS126933). This filing is widely linked to the Canon EOS R7 Mark II, thanks to leaked certification documents from UL Verification Services.
- Recent FCC Entries:
- AZD260: Digital Camera (Dec 17, 2025) – Tied to the R7 Mark II.
- AZD30387-2: Wireless LAN Module (May 15, 2025) – For Wi-Fi/Bluetooth integration.
- AZD30400: Wireless LAN Module (Mar 13, 2025) – Similar module for host products.
The absence of fresh camera-specific FCC IDs suggests that if Canon registers a new one in early 2026 (e.g., February or March), the Canon EOS R10 Mark II announcement wouldn’t hit until Q4 2026 or later. FCC certifications typically require 3-6 months of lead time for testing and disclosure
Expected Specs for Canon EOS R10 Mark II
Since there has been a lot of delay in the mid-range level series camera, Canon EOS R10, we are now expecting a bigger jump in the core specifications of the upcoming camera. While official details are under wraps, Canon EOS R10 Mark II specs rumours point to evolutionary upgrades rather than revolutionary changes.
Let’s discuss what we are expecting from Canon R10 Mark II
- Sensor: Expected to reuse the 32.5MP APS-C sensor from the original R7, ensuring sharp images without the premium price tag.
- Performance: Faster continuous shooting mechanical up to 15 fps, improved autofocus, and enhanced video capabilities, but no in-body image stabilisation (IBIS) or weather sealing to keep it compact and budget-friendly.
- Design: Retains the single card slot and lightweight body of the R10, ideal for entry-level users upgrading from DSLRs.
- Other Features: Better battery life, 4K video improvements, and seamless integration with Canon’s RF-S lenses.
- That’s what we are least expecting from R10 Mark II, since the competitors like A6700 and ZV-E10 II now using 26 MP APS-C BSI CMOS sensor, it seems to be quite an bit logical update from the existing 24 MP sensor.
Why the Delay? Canon’s 2026 Strategy Explained
It all depends upon the Canon marketing team. It was quite obvious that the entry-level models, the Canon EOS R50 and the Canon EOS R100, were taking over the market (July 2025) even in the USA. We have reported several times that the R50 is leading the market, so without a doubt, the R10 camera sales are not at that point. It is better to say the market response wasn’t as strong, and that’s why they have intentionally delayed the updates.
If a series becomes more popular, they are going to add more variants and obviously schedule updates to it. For example, the R50 series now has the Canon EOS R50V, and possibly this year or next year, we will have the R50 Mark II. But again, it all depends on market popularity and sales. If a model doesn’t perform as much as expected, then it gets delayed.
Other than that, that is the only reason why a camera maker decides to delay or discontinue a model.
The article “Canon R10 Mark II Rumors: 2026 Release Date, Specs, and FCC Insights” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 5:05 am, Sunday, 15 February 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get more live Camera News + Canon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on February 8th, 2026
Canon just announced the PowerShot G7 X Mark III 30th Anniversary limited edition, and it’s already in very high demand. Canon compact camera PowerShot finally announced the G7 X Mark III limited edition (special graphite version) to celebrate thirty years of the PowerShot line. Announced on February 4, 2026, the camera does have the same core specification as the G7X Mark III original
Why the G7 X Mark III Is So In Demand
Its popularity stems from the camera recording crisp, clear 4K 30p videos with 4.2X optical zoom. It also offers live streaming, making it a favourite for vlogging and social media as a perfect content creator tool. Despite production challenges and limited stock since 2025, people are still searching for and buying these compact cameras—some even paying $1,200 or more on Amazon and other marketplaces.
If you are interested in getting the Canon G7X Mark III, the best thing is to join the waiting list. Once it comes in stock, you will be notified and grab it asap.
The Special 30th Anniversary Graphite Edition
Due to its very high popularity, Canon decided to announce this limited edition. It features a sleek graphite body with the thirty-year anniversary logo printed on it for that special feel.
It keeps the same great specs since Canon doesn’t want to alter the core specs of its highly popular compact. They want to keep it as it is.
Pricing is set around $1299, and it’ll become available to the public starting late April 26. Preorders are already going fast!
| Feature |
Specification |
| Sensor |
20.1MP 1-inch stacked CMOS |
| Lens |
4.2x optical zoom (24-100mm equiv. f/1.8-2.8) |
| Video |
4K UHD at 30p, Full HD at 120p |
| Screen |
3.0-inch tilt-type touchscreen (180° flip) |
| Connectivity |
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB-C live streaming |
| Bundled Items |
Peak Design Cuff wrist strap, 32GB SD card |
Should You Wait or Grab One Now?
If crisp footage, pocket-sized build, and live-stream flex matter to you – yes, mark your calendar. Otherwise, the regular G7X still floats around second-hand at sane prices… but good luck finding one.
The article “Canon G7 X Mark III 30th Limited Edition in High Demand, Shipping Starts from April 28, 2026” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 6:46 am, Sunday, 8 February 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get more live Camera News + Canon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on February 4th, 2026
Canon G7X Mark III is one of the most popular compact cameras of all time from Canon, and again it looks like Canon is about to re-release the G7X Mark III compact camera in a Limited Edition format. In this article, we will discuss in detail the upcoming Canon G7X Mark III camera, including its availability and pricing.
Why the Canon G7X Mark III Continues to Dominate in 2026
Just not a regular compact camera; it is a powerful content creator tool that is being loved by professionals out there. Since its announcement, the G7X Mark III has become one of the favourite cameras for content creators, and the popularity is mainly due to its crisp and clear 4K footage as well as the live streaming capabilities in a compact camera.
It’s really interesting – the G7X camera was announced back in 2018, and Canon discontinued the model in early 2026. Despite its discontinuation and the very limited amount of stock available in the market, its demand continuously remains the same, and the result is that its price has increased from $899 to around $1,200 right now on Amazon.com, even for refurbished or renewed bodies. People are still buying it, which clearly indicates there is a huge demand for this camera even in 2026, despite its discontinuation.So many 0options we have, people are still searching for the G7X Mark III camera, and most of them are buying it even in 2026. So Canon is doing the best thing right now—yes, they are not announcing the successor, but they are introducing a Limited Edition of the original G7X Mark III camera. So let’s waste less time on the details and explore.
Possible Announcement Date for the Canon G7X Mark III Limited Edition
Rumors have been swirling about a refreshed take on the Canon G7X Mark III, and it looks like an announcement is imminent. According to reliable sources, Canon is set to unveil a “Limited Edition” version of the Canon G7X Mark III this week—specifically on February 4, 2026. This timing aligns with Canon’s strategy to kick off the year with exciting releases, capitalizing on the camera’s enduring demand.
Why now? The original Canon G7X Mark III has seen a resurgence in popularity, with prices fluctuating due to supply shortages and high interest from creators. An announcement on February 4 would position the limited edition as a must-have for early adopters, potentially shipping shortly after. While this isn’t a full successor (rumors point to a Canon G7X Mark IV or replacement later in 2026), it’s a strategic move to refresh the lineup without overhauling the core product.
Colours Available for the Canon G7X Mark III
Yes, it is confirmed now—the Limited Edition Canon G7X Mark III camera is coming. At the very same time, we have already seen the black and silver versions of the camera, but this time it has been said that Canon is about to introduce a new graphite grey colour version of the same camera.
Finally, that’s the good news—we have the G7X Mark III camera coming again in a premium look and colour, and it will be available first-hand in most of the day-one stores in the United States of America as well as in Europe, but in limited quantity.
Specs of the Canon G7X Mark III: Why They’re Staying the Same
Specifications of the upcoming camera: The big question is, will the specifications be changed in the upcoming camera, or will they remain the same as we have seen in the Canon G7X Mark III camera? Well, the answer is very clear—the specifications of the Limited Edition G7X Mark III camera are going to remain the same as those of the G7X Mark III. It is just a limited edition for a limited audience. Canon is not in the mood to alter the core specifications of its best-selling camera; instead, they’re focusing on cosmetic and availability tweaks to extend the model’s lifespan.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the core specifications that define the Canon G7X Mark III:
- Sensor and Image Quality: 20.1-megapixel 1-inch stacked CMOS sensor paired with the DIGIC 8 image processor. This combo delivers sharp, vibrant photos with excellent low-light performance, rivaling entry-level mirrorless cameras.
- Lens: Built-in 4.2x optical zoom lens (24-100mm equivalent) with a bright f/1.8-2.8 aperture. Ideal for portraits, landscapes, and everything in between, with optical image stabilization for steady shots.
- Video Capabilities: 4K UHD video recording at 30fps, Full HD at 120fps for slow-motion, and vertical video support. The Canon G7X Mark III also excels in live streaming directly to YouTube, a feature that’s boosted its popularity among content creators.
- Autofocus and Shooting Speed: 30fps continuous shooting in RAW burst mode, with reliable autofocus featuring face detection and eye AF—perfect for vlogging or action shots.
- Display and Controls: 3-inch tilting touchscreen LCD that flips up 180 degrees for selfies and vlogs. Intuitive controls make it user-friendly for beginners while offering manual modes for pros.
- Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB-C charging. Easy file transfer to smartphones via the Canon Camera Connect app.
- Battery and Build: Compact body weighing just 304g, with battery life for about 235 shots (extendable with power-saving modes).
These specs have kept the Canon G7X Mark III competitive, and by not altering them, Canon ensures backward compatibility with accessories
Updated Price for the Canon G7X Mark III
Pricing for the Canon G7X Mark III has seen fluctuations due to demand and market dynamics. The standard model currently retails around $879.99 to $1,314.99, depending on the retailer and bundle. Recent price hikes—up to $1,439 at some outlets—reflect shortages and resale markups, with the camera often selling for $500 above MSRP due to hype.
For the limited edition Canon G7X Mark III, expect a premium: around $1,299. This updated price accounts for the exclusive graphite grey finish and limited production. Bundles with extras like memory cards or grips could push it to $1,674.95. Keep an eye on promotions, as Canon often offers free shipping or discounts during launch periods.
Where the Limited Edition Canon G7X Mark III Will Be Available
Availability for the standard Canon G7X Mark III is widespread, through major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Canon’s official site. However, the limited edition will be more exclusive. It’s confirmed for North America, with potential global rollout. In Europe, it’s restricted to just one retail chain, making it a rare find.
Announcement anytime soon, expect stock at authorised Canon dealers and online platforms. Due to “limited edition” status, it may sell out quickly – similar to how demand has driven up prices for the base model. For international buyers, check Canon’s regional sites or trusted resellers like Adorama or B&H Photo.
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By admin, on January 27th, 2026
The digital camera market grew by approximately 114.8% in 2025, and you’re not going to believe the figures: a total of 72.6% of units sold were fixed-lens cameras. That means we are talking about compact cameras, which accounted for more than 70% of total sales in 2025. So the data is obviously surprising us. The sales data that we are getting from BCN+R’s market-wide data and CAPA CAMERA WEB’s Yodobashi retailer rankings of Japan reveal how affordable models like Kodak cover approximately 25% of the total compact camera market sales with their different sets of models available at variable budgets.
Again, you will be surprised to know that the best-selling compact camera of 2025 is the Fuji X100VI (and not a budget camera), and in the second position, we have the Canon PowerShot SX740 HS. Now this camera is nearly out of production, and very few copies are available. Most of them are renewed or after-sales units, but despite that, it is still the second most popular camera in the market.It is available at a bit higher cost, but yes, people are still buying it. Now it time to explore the entire list
BCN+R Market Trends: Compacts Dominate with 70%+ Share, Kodak Takes the Lead
The overall digital camera market grew 114.8% year-over-year in 2025, fueled by integrated lens cameras surging 127.4%. These compacts claimed 72.6% of units sold, dwarfing mirrorless (26.5%) and SLRs (0.9%), which declined 93.5% and 45.6%, respectively.
- Top Performers by Share: Kodak led with 24.0% (up 144.6%), thanks to easy-to-use budget models. Fujifilm followed at 13.9%, driven by the Instax mini EVO (60% of their sales). Kenko Tokina hit 13.3% with the KC-AF11 series.
- Key Insight: This unit-based data highlights low-cost appeal, but average prices stayed modest, raising questions about profitability amid the compact camera boom.
Yodobashi’s Top 20 Best-Selling Compacts: Premium Models Shine Despite Shortages
Now it’s time to explore the best-selling compact cameras, and the list really impressed me since the number 1, 2, and 3 cameras are not budget cameras out there. So the entire market selection is shifting from value-based compacts to premium compact cameras. Obviously, the Fujifilm X100VI is always facing supply chain issues, and we all know that most of the time the camera remains out of stock. But again, due to its popularity and despite all these issues, the camera is able to maintain the number one position in the best-selling compact camera list.
 Canon SX740 HS camera Just after that, we have the Canon PowerShot SX740 HS, then we have the Panasonic LUMIX TZ99, and then the Ricoh GR IV camera. Even in the fifth position, we have the Fujifilm X Half. I’m taking all these names to make sure that none of the cameras are budget ones. You can explore the table below. Data from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2025, reveals:
 Fuji X100 VI Camera Tops Camera Ranking
| Rank |
Model |
Brand |
Notes |
| 1 |
Fujifilm X100VI |
Fujifilm |
Out of stock, but backorders boosted it to #1. |
| 2 |
Canon PowerShot SX740 HS |
Canon |
High-zoom favorite, strong traveler pick. |
| 3 |
Panasonic LUMIX TZ99 |
Panasonic |
Versatile zoom compact. |
| 4 |
Ricoh GR IV |
Ricoh |
Premium street shooter, often sold out. |
| 5 |
Fujifilm X half |
Fujifilm |
Hybrid appeal. |
| 6 |
Sony VLOGCAM ZV-1 II |
Sony |
Vlogging powerhouse. |
| 7 |
Ricoh GR IIIx |
Ricoh |
Compact pro option. |
| 8 |
OM SYSTEM Tough TG-7 |
OM SYSTEM |
Rugged for adventures. |
| 9 |
Sony VLOGCAM ZV-1 II Shooting Grip Kit |
Sony |
Enhanced vlog setup. |
| 10 |
Kodak PIXPRO C1 |
Kodak |
Budget entry. |
| 11 |
Fujifilm GFX100RF |
Fujifilm |
Medium-format compact. |
| 12 |
Canon IXY 650 |
Canon |
Simple point-and-shoot. |
| 13 |
Sony Cyber-shot RX1R III |
Sony |
Full-frame premium. |
| 14 |
Leica D-LUX8 |
Leica |
Luxury compact. |
| 15 |
Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III |
Canon |
Creator-focused. |
| 16 |
Canon PowerShot V1 |
Canon |
Entry-level. |
| 17 |
Nikon COOLPIX P950 |
Nikon |
Superzoom. |
| 18 |
Leica Q3 |
Leica |
High-end full-frame. |
| 19 |
Nikon COOLPIX P1100 |
Nikon |
Bridge camera. |
| 20 |
Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VII |
Sony |
Long-time favorite. |
- Brand Breakdown: Fujifilm and Ricoh each had two in the top 10; Sony had three (including kits); Canon, Kodak, Panasonic, and OM SYSTEM one each.
- Challenges: Half the top 10 were discontinued, with rankings influenced by backorder shipments. Models like X100VI and GR IV were out of stock but still topped due to demand.
The compact camera sales worldwide 2021-2025
Now, the list above we have discussed is Japan-specific, but after digging out the latest details of compact camera sales worldwide and with the help of CIPA data and statistics available on their website, we have found that the compact camera boom is not limited to Japan only. Its Worldwide, we are looking at a major comeback of compact camera sales with major brands like Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Panasonic, Ricoh, and Sony.
Although most of the manufacturers are not even manufacturing many compact cameras right now, and above all they have also discontinued a lot of active compact camera models they had in the past, despite all these hurdles and supply chain issues, even with the existing compact cameras like the Fujifilm X100VI, the global demand for compacts is rising.
We have also added historical data from 2021 to 2024 by cross-verifying with all the datasets available to us, so let’s have a look at the global compact camera sales trend in the stats below.
| Year |
Compact Units (Millions) |
Compact YoY Change (%) |
Compact Market Share (%) |
Mirrorless Units (Millions) |
Mirrorless YoY Change (%) |
Mirrorless Market Share (%) |
| 2021 |
1.28 |
N/A |
15.3 |
4.58 |
N/A |
54.8 |
| 2022 |
1.57 |
+22.7 |
20.8 |
4.40 |
-3.9 |
58.2 |
| 2023 |
1.72 |
+9.6 |
22.3 |
4.83 |
+9.8 |
62.6 |
| 2024 |
1.88 |
+9.3 |
22.1 |
5.61 |
+16.1 |
66.1 |
| 2025 |
2.41 |
+28.2 |
25.7 |
6.28 |
+12.0 |
66.9 |
Key Notes on Trends (Worldwide):
- Total DSC shipments: 2021 (5.35M), 2022 (7.18M), 2023 (7.01M), 2024 (8.49M), 2025 (~8.58M estimated, up 1% YoY but on pace for higher based on strong late-year performance).
- Compact growth accelerated in 2025 due to demand for models like the Fujifilm X100VI and budget options, reversing earlier smartphone competition erosion.
- Mirrorless remains the leader, with APS-C/smaller sensors making up ~61% of shipments in late 2025.
- DSLRs are negligible (~0.6M in 2025, down 27-30% YoY), so mirrorless effectively represents most interchangeable lens growth.
And you will be surprised to know that these stats do not cover action cameras, pocket gimbal cameras, or 360 cameras that are generally being used by moto lovers and travel content creators. In terms of stats, I published an article a while ago that clearly shows that the DJI Pocket 3 gimbal camera covered more than 50% of the Japanese video camera market share.
So I’m just adding an example here that a lot of other compact-style cameras are still left out that could be included in the data, and if included, then for sure the mirrorless camera market share will face a rock-bottom position in the graph. Well, that’s the reality. A lot of tiny compact cameras with high-quality video recording capability are still not counted as in the compact category.
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The article “Fuji X100VI and Canon SX740 HS Lead 2025 Compact Sales – Insights from Yodobashi Rankings to Global CIPA Data” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 1:24 pm, Tuesday, 27 January 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media Handles FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > DJI Rumors
By admin, on January 15th, 2026
Ricoh announces a new dedicated monochrome GR IV camera. Street photography is actually a play of shadows and the highlights, and if you are capturing them in pure black and white mode, candid portraits and urban landscapes become more and more interesting. The thing is that colour cameras do create monochromes, but they always fall short in capturing the multiple monochrome tones present in the environment, and that’s why dedicated black-and-white kicks in, to capture the perfect compositions.
We do have monochrome editions (Leica Q mono), but they cost a lot and remain reserved for premium street shooters. The GR IV Monochrome makes black-and-white photography reachable for budget professionals—those who don’t want to spend a fortune, but love to have a dedicated black-and-white sensor to capture all the possible black-and-white tones that are never possible with a colour sensor.
Why Monochrome Still Rules the Roost in a Color-Saturated World
In the smartphone space, we have multiple filters, and they obviously never ask before implementing them. The HDR look, the vivid colour look, studio light, more and all that stuff make everything so fancy and polished, but going back to black-and-white photography feels like a rebellious act. Black-and-white photography is all about stripping out all the distractions present in front and just focusing on the texture, the contrast, and the raw emotional punch that you get from the image.
The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome flips the entire script of black-and-white photography with its customised 26MP BSI CMOS sensor, where every pixel of the sensor is dedicated to capturing light. Ultimately, due to the absence of a colour filter layer inside it, it captures sharp details and excellent noise performance, ranging from an ISO range available from 160 to 409,600, so that is really quite insane that we have seen in any APS-C format camera, but the GR IV Monochrome edition can push to the maximum extent. Base ISO is a tad higher (about 2/3 stop), but who cares when the results are this clean? Ricoh’s calling it a game-changer for creative photographers who live for contrast and drama, and I couldn’t agree more. If you’ve ever desaturated a color shot and felt it lacked oomph, this is why: a mono sensor sees the world differently from the get-go.
 The First GR Dedicated to Black-and-White At the end, the most important thing is the carrying capability for street photography. That is highly essential to fit in pocket size and remain easy to handle with single-handed operation.
To make it a perfect companion and flawless support for your street photography journey. The Ricoh GR IV camera features a magnesium alloy body and rugged design, not like a bulky DSLR—a compact camera with DSLR-style photographing capabilities, or even better than that, with a dedicated black-and-white sensor. Overall, Ricoh redefined the GR for this time, and the controls and this time, its highly polished and effectively designed for capturing quick snaps without losing them. Obviously, it is not rainproof, and the only factor that makes it vulnerable is the retractable zoom lens, although it was necessary to put a retractable lens inside the camera to make it ultra-compact and pocketable for a long day shoot.
Specs That Pack a Punch: What Makes the GR IV Monochrome a Beast
Don’t let the compact size fool you – under the hood, this camera is a powerhouse tailored for monochrome mastery. Here’s a quick rundown of the standout specs:
- Sensor: 26MP BSI CMOS, no CFA for ultimate sharpness and noise control.
- Lens: Fixed 28mm equivalent F2.8 – wide enough for immersive street scenes, sharp as a tack.
- Autofocus: On-sensor phase detection with clever interpolation to keep things snappy.
- Shutter Speeds: In-lens shutter up to 1/4000 sec with flash sync; electronic shutter hits 1/16,000 sec for bright-light shooting without ND filters.
- ISO Range: 160-409,600 – hello, nighttime alleyways without grainy regrets.
- Storage: 53GB internal memory plus UHS-I Micro SD slot – no more “card full” excuses mid-shoot.
- Battery: 250 shots per charge – pack an extra, but it’s efficient for its class.
Is the Premium Price Justified? Spoiler: For Purists, Yes
Add $2199, the camera doesn’t seem to be cheap or a kind of budget camera. When compared to its colour sibling, the GR IV, the Monoi costs approximately 50% more than the colour edition. For someone who loves to shoot black-and-white images and is waiting for the Leica Q3 price to come down, this is the best option.
If black and white is your jam, the investment pays off in shots that sing. Noise is controlled, details remain crisp, and that red filter adds versatility without extra gear. For hobbyists, maybe stick with the colour version and edit in post-production
Wrapping It Up: Time to Go Mono or Go Home
In the end, the Ricoh GR IV Monochrome isn’t just a camera – it’s a mindset shift.
Things that we were limited to previously were available only with a very premium price tag. Now it’s available at a reasonable price. Ricoh finally did it, and we are really proud that Ricoh always tries to break unusual barriers in the photography industry, specifically with the popularity of their GR series. They are experimenting with different variants, and that’s a very welcome step.
Nikon, Canon, and Sony are the three giant camera makers of the world, and they should at least have a single camera series dedicated to black-and-white photography in their lineup.
For now, Ricoh has democratized monochrome excellence, and in 2026, that’s something worth celebrating. Grab your gear, hit the streets, and let the shadows tell your story. What are you waiting for?
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By admin, on January 13th, 2026
Canon G7 X Mark III successor latest information, specs, pricing, and expected arrival time—all of this we are going to discuss in this article. However, before that, let me tell you one thing: the Mark III camera’s popularity and demand remain very high, and it has been selling at a significantly higher price than its original MSRP at which it was announced.
The only reason for this is that only a few sellers have it Amazon.com, either as new stock or renewed bodies, which are being sold at much higher price points. Since most content creators and bloggers still use this camera to shoot their content, the G7 X Mark III excels in this area, particularly in the compact camera category.
Now, talk about the successor of the G7 X Mark III, and it may surprise you to know that the Canon rumour mill has confirmed that the name of the G7 X Mark III successor will not be Canon G7 X Mark IV. Why? Let’s discuss that first, and then we will discuss pricing and the expected arrival date.
Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark IV Rumors: Name Change and Release Timeline
It retains a compact form factor and 4K capturing ability with natural color, strong tonal quality, and good image quality. It remains high in demand, but it has also reached its lifecycle endpoint and has already been discontinued by Canon.
Rumors related to the successor of the Canon G7 X Mark III camera are surging. Before that, we had already received a hint from one of our sources that the G7 X Mark III successor was expected to arrive sometime in September 2026, and we have published this information earlier.
One of the most intriguing Canon compact camera rumors is a shift in naming conventions. The successor won’t be called the “Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark IV,” according to sources.
Now, CanonRumors.com has received some new tips, and they come with a surprise element. The surprise is that the successor of the G7 X Mark III will not be called the G7 X Mark IV. Instead, it is going to be named something else, meaning it may appear under Canon’s recently announced V-series of compact cameras, with a different model name.
Expected Features and Specs for the Canon PowerShot G7 X III Successor
What could make the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III replacement a must-have? Rumors point to several enhancements that could elevate it to flagship status in the compact category. Here’s a breakdown of the speculated features:
First of all, earlier we were expecting the introduction of a 1-inch CMOS sensor with a hybrid or Dual Pixel AF system inside the G7X Mark III successor, but right now the new set of specifications indicates that we are going to get the same 1.4-inch, 22.3MP sensor that we have already seen inside the Canon PowerShot V1 camera. So, it would be an extension of the same core specifications into a new body.
Canon G7X Mark III Successor Core Specification
- New 1.4-inch 22.3MP sensor, borrowed from the Canon PowerShot V1
- The current 24-100mm f/1.8-2.8 lens is versatile, but the successor might feature a fixed-aperture design, such as a 24-70mm f/2 lens.
- losing some zoom range for a constant wide aperture—could deliver sharper images at telephoto and superior background blur.
- Canon is expected to leverage digital corrections for distortion and vignetting, allowing for a slimmer, lighter lens profile that appeals to on-the-go users.
- Electronic viewfinder (EVF) and built-in flash.
- 30fps burst shooting, advanced autofocus with face, eye, animal, and possibly vehicle tracking, and optical image stabilization for shake-free results.
- Weather sealing is another rumored perk, ideal for travel photographers facing unpredictable conditions.
- While in-body stabilisation might be skipped due to size constraints, the optical system should suffice for most scenarios.
Video Capabilities and Ergonomics
- Full-width 4K video recording at up to 30p. By oversampling from a 5.7K image area
- 10-bit Recording; Canon Log 3
- Mic and headphone jacks for proper audio recording and monitoring.
- No Active cooling Like the V1
Accessories are a big focus: A self-powered GPS unit via the flash shoe could eliminate reliance on smartphone apps
Pricing Expectations
Anticipated to launch under $1,000—likely around $900—the successor aims to maintain affordability while delivering premium value.
That’s the expected price we have for the Canon G7 X Mark III successor, which is quite reasonable for the specifications we are discussing.
Canon’s Strategy for Compact Cameras in 2026 and Beyond
Canon will be putting more effort into the video division as well as the compact camera segment to expand its reach among the consumer base. Canon has already made several full-frame camera announcements in the past, but now it is time for APS-C upscaling and a stronger focus on compact cameras, as we have strong rumors related to the Canon R7 Mark II camera.
Similarly, a Canon R10 update is also expected, and along the same line of expectations, today we are discussing the possible successor of the Canon G7 X Mark III camera.
Again, 2026 will not remain limited to these three cameras. To explore further details on what other models are expected to arrive in 2026, you can read our article here: the list of Canon cameras we are expecting in 2026.
Hey, we have discussed that the current G7 X Mark III successor is expected to arrive in late 2026, most probably in September, as we received this date earlier. However, it may also be delayed further, so for now there is no confirmed announcement timeline for the Canon G7 X Mark III successor. The only thing we know is that it is expected to arrive sometime in 2026.
Stay tuned—as soon as we get any updates related to upcoming cameras and lenses, we will be posting them here at TheNewCamera.com.
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By admin, on January 9th, 2026
We have already discussed the possibility of the Canon EOS R7 Mark II camera with a 40MP stacked BSI CMOS sensor in our previous post. We have already shared the latest leaked core specifications of the upcoming Canon R7 Mark II camera, which provided a strong hint that a 40MP BSI CMOS sensor will be included in the Canon flagship APS-C camera body.
Now, a fresh rumour is coming from the rumour mill, and according to that, the upcoming Canon R7 Mark II camera will use a 39-megapixel APS-C BSI CMOS sensor (with conflicting info on whether it’s stacked), and this rumour was published on CanonRumors.com. It has been mentioned that the sensor is 39 megapixels with BSI tech, but there’s uncertainty around stacking, and the information is coming from a new/unverified source. Canon Rumours has published a detailed report, and here are the specifications below. Note: These specs are unverified and subject to change, as per Canon Rumors.
Rumoured EOS R7 Mark II specs
- 39MP
- BSI sensor (conflicting stacked sensor information)
- DIGIC accelerator (conflicting previous information)
- 8.5-stop IBIS (5-axis)
- 40fps electronic shutter
- Best AF of any APS-C camera
- RAW video (resolution unknown)
- CFexpress/SD card slot
- High-resolution EVF
- Larger form factor (R6 size)
- LP-E6P battery
We do know that camera makers test several prototypes of a camera before announcing their final product. Meanwhile, that’s why in the past, we have already received strong rumours related to a 40MP stacked BSI CMOS sensor. I personally believe Canon will use a stacked CMOS sensor, potentially around 40MP, for the upcoming Canon R7 Mark II camera.
Canon EOS R7 Mark II Price Rumours
No official pricing yet, but leaks suggest around $1,799 body-only—similar to the original R7’s launch price. Kits with RF-S lenses could range from $1,999 to $2,299. This positions it as an affordable pro-APS-C camera, undercutting full-frame models like the EOS R6 Mark III ($2,499).
These are the latest updates we have related to the Canon R7 II as of January 09, 2026. Bookmark this page for updates, and subscribe to TheNewCamera.com for the latest camera news, reviews, and deals.
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