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By admin, on December 12th, 2025
According to the latest set of rumours, Chinese lensmaker Viltrox is finally preparing to announce Canon RF-S Mount lenses in 2026, They are going to start announcing lenses for Canon APS-C cameras like the Canon R50, Canon EOS R10, R50, and R7. Viltrox will bring down loads of affordable, high-performance primes to the RF ecosystem. And then Fullframes.
Update: December 21, 2025
So it’s not a rumour anymore; we have now received confirmation just after the post we published that Viltrox RF lenses are coming for Canon in 2026. Our source was 100% correct, and just after this, we received another confirmation that they will be delivering the EPIC series 1.33x anamorphic cine lenses for Canon’s full-frame RF mount. These include the compact 35mm T2.0, 50mm T2.0, and 75mm T2.0 models, designed for widescreen storytelling with a 2x squeeze factor, high resolution, and color matching to legacy Kowa glass. Crucially, all these lenses are coming with full authorization from Canon, which clearly proves that Viltrox has now become an official partner of Canon, and very soon they will be adding RF / RF-S lenses to the system, starting with anamorphic full-frame lenses. The information was confirmed by the Vertran Rumour website Photorumors.com
One of the best parts of Viltrox is that most of their lenses are under $300. So once they start the production of Canon RF-S Mount lenses, the users will get a lot of options to choose from. But again, the Canon licensing practice is very tricky; most of the time, they try to avoid the focal length approval they already made or have in the market. So, most probably, we do have high hopes for the APS-C RF-S Mount; in that space, Canon has the least amount of RF-S lenses. Other than that, in the full-frame zone, it would be interesting to see what Viltrox will have to offer us.
 Image of Viltrox 85mm F1.8 II Lens: The Lens 85mm series lenses were announced alongside with Canon R series back in 2018, but later on the 2nd gen of 85mm F1.8 II was banned by Canon. Since Viltrox was creating lenses for Canon via reverse engineering, not by taking proper licenses,- Canon asked Viltrox to STOP selling RF lenses (August 29th, 2022) Why Viltrox RF-S Lenses Matter for Canon Users
Yeah, I know that Canon does have very tight control over the RF mount, specifically the full-frame lenses, but the APS-C segment (RF-S) has seen some expansion, and lensmakers like Sigma and Tamron are adding lens options for APS-C users starting from 2024. Like Sigma and Tamron are adding lens options for APS-C users starting from 2024. And we do hope and expect that in 2026, Viltrox will join the List of third-party lens manufacturers of the RF-S Mount.
Now, Viltrox already has a very good track record for making excellent optical-quality lenses with very good autofocus performance. A lot of users have been using the Viltrox lenses in Sony E mount as well as Nikon Z mount for more than 7 years without any issues.
Potential Viltrox RF-S Lens Lineup: What Could Be Coming Soon
We have a list of ultra-popular lenses available for multiple brands. These prime lenses start from $200, specifically, we are talking about the Air Series lenses, a total of 12 APS-C lenses are about to arrive, starting from ultra-wide to short telephoto
- Viltrox AF 9mm f/2.8 Air: Compact ultra-wide for landscapes and vlogging.
- Viltrox AF 13mm f/1.4: Expansive view with creamy bokeh—perfect for astrophotography.
- Viltrox AF 15mm f/1.7 Air: Lightweight wide-angle for travel shooters.
- Viltrox AF 23mm f/1.4: Street photography staple (EOS M favorite, RF-S inbound?).
- Viltrox AF 25mm f/1.7 Air: Everyday normal lens with pancake vibes.
- Viltrox AF 27mm f/1.2 Pro: Pro-grade brightness for portraits and events.
- Viltrox AF 33mm f/1.4: Versatile normal prime (another EOS M hit).
- Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.7 Air: Budget-friendly all-rounder.
- Viltrox AF 56mm f/1.4: Portrait perfection with subject isolation.
- Viltrox AF 56mm f/1.7 Air: Affordable telephoto alternative.
- Viltrox AF 56mm f/1.2 Pro: Bokeh beast for pros on a budget.
- Viltrox AF 75mm f/1.2 Pro: Short tele for flattering headshots.
This lineup would really fill some significant gaps in Canon’s RF-S offerings, particularly in the sub-$400 prime category. While Viltrox’s lenses might not take the crown from Sigma or Canon’s L-series glass, their “Pro” models have received a lot of love for their solid build quality and dependable autofocus—think sturdy metal barrels, USB firmware updates, and weather-sealed options in the high
BTW, which one of the Primes do you want to see soon for RF-S Mount Mirrorless cameras?
When Viltrox Lenses Come for Canon RF Mount
If Viltrox really pulls this off, we can look forward to a bunch of affordable RF-S prime lenses that will make pro-level low-light shooting accessible to everyone. Recent Set of Rumours Suggests Viltrox will officially announce New Lenses for Canon RF-S Mount, starting from the First Half of 2026.
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By admin, on December 11th, 2025
Canon R3 is always a professional sports and wildlife photographer’s favourite camera and considered to have ergonomics very similar to the Canon 1D-series DSLR, but as of now we have some sort of information coming from rumour mills that the Canon R3 Mark II camera will arrive before the 2026 Milan Olympics. In this article, we are going to discuss the possible set of core specifications, the arrival time of the R3 Mark II camera, so let’s dive in details.
Why Now? The Case for an EOS R3 Mark II
The Canon R3 was announced back in September 2021, one of the cameras that introduced Eye/Iris Control AF and that has impressed everyone as a flagship camera. The price is way too high, costing around $5999, specifically built for wildlife, sports, events, and photojournalism.
Rumours have started recently related to Canon R3 mark II camera arrival, since Canon does have a history of Olympic-tied flagship announcements. So for this time, we are expecting Canon to update its oldest flagship sports camera, the Canon R3.
Although not only Canon, Nikon was also stuck to Olympic-related announcements in post-DSLR times. Right now in the mirrorless world, we have to look at the dates and the patterns of these camera makers very carefully. They may change up everything they have done in the past, but for now, Phoblographer and Canon Rumours do believe that we are going to have Olympics-related announcements soon, or before February 2026.+
Rumoured Specs: What Could the R3 Mark II Bring to the Table?
Canon R3 Mark II camera specification based on the latest set of rumours and leaks we have
Sensor and Resolution
- Global Shutter Tease?: Is Canon testing out Global shutter sensors for Canon R3 Mark II? Although the global shutter sensor isn’t a new thing for Canon. But yes, source has cancelled out the possibilities of an High Res Stacked CMOS sensor inside the Canon R3 Mark II camera, the sensor is said to be Inspired by Sony’s A9 III, some speculate a global shutter variant to eliminate rolling shutter distortion in action shots, boosting high-ISO performance (clean files above 12,800 ISO, per user feedback on the original R3).
Not only Canon R3 Mark II, but also some chattrings about Canon R1 MkII Camera arrival with a global shutter sensor
Processor and Performance
- DIGIC X Mark II: DIGIC X was first announced on January 6, 2020. As of December 11, 2025, it is approximately 5 years and 11 months old (or nearly 6 years). It debuted in the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III, Canon’s flagship professional DSLR at the time. It’s really a shame for Canon to still use the same 6 year old procesor in all their Flagship camera without any update or upgrade. In the meantime, they have added an AI chip, named Digic accelerator to handle AI based task. But, the image processor remains the same; we do believe the Canon R3 Mark II will bring out a new image processor in the Canon lineup.
Autofocus and Viewfinder
- Eye-Control AF 2.0: Building on the original’s magic, with deeper AI for subject detection in chaotic scenes—sports, birds-in-flight, you name it.
- EVF Upgrade: A 5.76M-dot OLED like the R1, but tuned for the gripped form factor.
Video Capabilities
- Leaks are quiet here, but expect 6K/120p raw internals, with pro codecs for filmmakers doubling as stills shooters.
Release Date and Pricing: When Can We Get Our Hands on It?
- Timeline: February 2026 announcement for Milan Olympics coverage, with shipping by spring. Miss this window? It might evaporate, per skeptics. Canon Rumors pegs Q1 alongside lenses, aligning with Phoblographer’s intel.
- Pricing: Expect a bump to $6,500–$7,000 body-only, positioning it between the R5 II ($3,899) and R1. Bundles with RF 400mm f/2.8 or similar could sweeten Olympic deals.
These are the initial updates related to the Canon R3 Mark II camera. As we get any new information related to the same, we will be updating it here at TheNewCamera.com. Stay tuned for more updates.
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By admin, on December 7th, 2025
Finally, Canon is gearing up to introduce a retro mirrorless camera in 2026, which is actually inspired by the iconic and one of the most popular film cameras of all time, the Canon AE-1. This was one of the most popular film cameras at its time.
but now we are having some confirmation related to the core specification of the upcoming camera from the rumor mills, Although it will carry an photographer centric core specs with Retro look and feel with extensive manual control over the body, but the key highlight is the sensor, The Canon Retro camera will use the same 32.5MP Full-Frame CMOS Sensor as of the Canon R6 mark III, Lets have an dipper dive in the set of core specification,
Stick around as we dive deep into the leaked specs, expected pricing, release timeline, and why this upcoming Canon full-frame retro camera is poised to dominate search rankings – and your camera bag.
The Design Story: Paying Homage to the Canon AE-1 with Modern Twists
Canon retro camera humour is not New. It is wobbling up from past year and as per the initial report, the camera is expected to arrive on AE-1’s 50th anniversary, Canon executives At CP+ 2025, Manabu Kato, a key Canon figure, shared: “I’m really glad to hear that you’re an AE-1 enthusiast because I also like that camera. … So if we were to do that with the design of the AE-1, would it really achieve the kind of ergonomics and usability that we need in a Canon camera? That’s the big question.” Yes, he clearly hinted at the Canon AE1 retro camera arrival, but will it really happen? At least we are expecting sometime in April 2026
The Canon AE-1 was originally released in April 1976, so its 50th anniversary falls exactly on April 2026.
With high hopes and fingers crossed, and Canon isn’t the first camera maker to try RETRO design for the first time, Nikon has its own retro line of cameras, like the ZF/ZFC and Fuji, already highly popular with their retro style Mirrorless and compact cameras,
Canon Retro Camera Specification: 32.5MP Sensor and Pro-Level Performance
It’s time to discuss the core specification of the Canon retro camera. Alongside the 32.5 MP sensor from the Canon R6 Mark three as well as the Digix X image processor, Take an look at the rumoured core specs below
- Sensor: 32.5MP full-frame BSI CMOS (shared with EOS R6 Mark III).
- Processor: Entry-level DIGIC X – efficient for RAW processing and Advanced AI-AF
- Autofocus: Dual Pixel CMOS AF II with eye-detect and animal tracking – reliable for street, portrait, and travel shooting.
- Burst Shooting: Up to 12fps mechanical shutter, ideal for capturing fleeting moments.
- ISO Range: Native 100-51,200, expandable to 50-204,800, sensor optimised for low-light performance
- Video Capabilities: Minimalist approach – 4K/30p at best, with no 8K or advanced codecs. This is a stills-first machine, leaving video beasts to the R5/R6 lineup.
So, here you will get an idea of the basic core specification of the upcoming camera. The camera will have a compact approach like X100 VI / Leica Q3 body, with a longer battery life of 500+ Shots per charge. No, more overloaded set of features.
Pricing and Release Date: When Can You Get Your Hands on the Canon Retro Camera 2026?
Making it affordable in the price range of Nikon Zf, around $1999, so if anyone wants a photographic-centric camera with a 32.5MP sensor, they should have access at $1999, as well as for hybrids, we do have Canon R6 III at $2799, so this is what we have the information for now.
As we have already discussed, Timeline-wise, mark your calendars for April 2026. With the AE-1’s 50th birthday hitting in April, expect an announcement around then, followed by a summer launch.
Let’s discuss the lenses now, since no retro camera is complete without its own set of exclusive customised lenses. Initially, during the announcement, we are expecting
- RF 45mm f/1.2 STM: A fast prime for creamy bokeh and low-light portraits, with a vintage brass finish.
Yes, there are some murmurs of a customised RF 28-70mm f/2.8 IS STM also, as we get more confirmations, we will be adding more information on our website. Stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for live updates
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By admin, on December 5th, 2025
Recently, we have published information related to Canon’s latest Dual-Band and Wi-Fi registration done in the FCC. Based on the registration details and Canon’s announcement pattern, we thought it could be an R7 Mark II camera, and you can read our analysis in this post. The source has dropped more updates related to the same. According to the source, it’s a “new model”, although he didn’t clear out whether new means a refreshed R7-series successor, a full-frame camera, or something brand-new coming out from scratch. The good thing is that the announcement is about to happen on or before May 2025.
Breaking Down the WiFi 6 Confirmation: What We Know So Far
Leaker E88_8888, is accurate about registered camera information. Recently, the registered camera model with IEEE 802.11ax (WiFi 6) dual-band tech. Does have the ability for blazing-fast data transfers, reduced latency. The Dual WiFi 6 enables 4K/8K video uploads or gigabit-speed RAW transfers, so no more tethering issues by LAN.
Key highlights from the report:
- Not a Rumour: This is just not a rumour, it’s Canon in action, and we have already seen the first steps. The next thing is the prototype testing phase, which starts right after the product is registered and ready for the production line.
- Timeline Tease: Earliest launch? May 2026. Yes, that’s the date we are getting from the sources. Everything is done on schedule. The product announcement is expected on or before May 2026.
- Model Mystery: Labelled simply as a “new model,” it aligns with both full frame and APS-C.
As we have mentioned before, this is not the first time Canon has used a Dual Band WiFi Unit in their camera; before, they have used it in Canon R5 Mark II and Canon R1, so Canon have to options here. One is to expand more pro cameras in the Fullframe range, another option is extending Dual WiFi 6 to a new Canon camera in the APS-C range could democratise pro-level connectivity. Future-proofed workflow in Crop mode.
What will happen if Canon introduces the Dual Band WiFi 6 in their APS-C Flagship Cameras
| Feature |
Current Canon APS-C (e.g., R7) |
Expected in New Model |
| WiFi Standard |
WiFi 5 (802.11ac) |
WiFi 6 (802.11ax) Dual-Band |
| Sensor |
32.5MP Non-Stacked CMOS |
33MP Stacked BSI CMOS? |
| Burst Speed |
30fps Electronic |
40fps+ Electronic |
| Video |
4K 60p Cropped |
4K 120p Uncropped / 8K 30p |
| Launch Window |
N/A |
May 2026 Earliest |
The Canon new camera with WiFi 6 saga is just heating up. Will E88_8888 spill sensor deets next? Stay tuned we will post an update as soon as we get any information over this
Missed our first scoop? Read: Dual-Band WiFi Registration Hints at Canon’s Next Big APS-C Launch
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By admin, on December 1st, 2025
Just before we hit the 2026 calendar, Canon registered a new model with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Information is said by one of the most trusted and authenticated sources. E88_888, according to the source, the dual and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity is limited only to professional full-frame cameras. So, the Big Question is, Which Next Model from Canon will use the dual-band Wi-Fi 6 Module for High-speed Wireless Connectivity? As of now, the only flagship camera that is left in the Canon lineup and overdue for an update is the Canon R7 Mark II. Since it was announced back in 2022, and one of the oldest flagship Canon models waiting for an update. And even if we look at the previous set of information we have published in the past, it’s all pointing towards the Canon R7 Mark II camera can professionally fill the gap between the APS-C and the full-frame professional lineup.
Breaking Down the WiFi6 Registration: A Game-Changer for Connectivity?
As of December 2025, Canon has introduced WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) support in select high-end EOS mirrorless cameras. As you can see in the table below, only two of Canon’s flagship-level cameras as of now use a WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) module inside them.
| Model |
Key Wireless Specs |
Notes |
| EOS R1 |
WiFi 6E (802.11ax: 2.4/5/6 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0, MIMO antennas |
Flagship full-frame mirrorless; first Canon camera with WiFi 6E for ultra-fast file transfer and stable connections. |
| EOS R5 Mark II |
WiFi 6E (802.11ax: 2.4/5/6 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0 |
45MP full-frame mirrorless; supports high-speed image/video sharing and remote control via Canon Camera Connect app. |
Word on the street — courtesy of X handle @E8M_8888 — dropped like a bombshell:
Canon’s wireless certification of a new camera body equipped with dual-band Wi-Fi 6.
So, what we were thinking after getting the registration information is that the Canon R7 Mark II camera is coming, but the source didn’t think the same way. He’s keeping multiple options in front of us, which include a refresh to the Canon R1 as well as the possibility of a Canon R5C Mark II or the Canon R3C camera. Take a look at the list of other cameras that the source has mentioned
Take an look what E88_8888 said
There are the following possibilities:
- The new model could be a flagship-level EOS R1 or R5 II; I personally suspect it might be the EOS R5C II? Capable of 8K oversampling to 4K 60?
- Lowering the wireless specifications, after all, WiFi 6 is quite ordinary, but considering the EOS R6 III has just been released, if a lower model uses this wireless specification, it’s hard to guess; R6C, R7 II, and R8 II are all possibilities.
- A video-specialised EOS R3C? The LC1720 has a wide range of applications, so it might be better to add a card slot and encoding capabilities like the C80, and change to a C50-style body. I think it’s not very reasonable to make a video camera out of the R3 body; the possibility is very little.
SO if we sort out the suggestion shared by the E88_8888 the we get these things clearly
Summarising the source expectations and putting our analysis
- Flagship Refresh? Could this be an EOS R1 variant since the R5 II is freshly minted
- Mid-Range Surprise? Downgrading WiFi6 to entry-level models, but hypothetical R6C or R8 II feels off, especially post-R6 III launch.
- Cinema Twist? An R3C video beast with C80-style encoding? Intriguing, but the R3’s ergonomics scream stills-first. Since we already have the C50, it would be a bit early to drop the Canon R3C camera and cannibalise the sales of the C50
@E8M_8888 leans sceptical on the video angle, calling it “not very reasonable.” Instead, the registration screams practical upgrade for a workhorse like the R7 II – overdue, rumor-plagued, and primed for 2025 dominance. With Canon’s history of staggered rollouts (think R5 II’s July debut), this timing aligns perfectly for Q4 2025 or early 2026 APS-C action.
Why the Canon EOS R7 Mark II Fits the WiFi6 Puzzle Perfectly
Canon R7 Mark II is the most suitable candidate for this update. Launched back in 2022, using the same 32 MP FSI CMOS sensor as the Canon 90D DSLR, which was itself introduced in August 2019. Hence, Canon R7 II is super old now, and no one is buying it. The Sales are all all-time low, the initial hint from the registration gives us WiFi6 introduction, adding of WiFi6 directly means addresses that head-on, enabling gigabit-speed transfers without the R6 III’s full-frame premium.
We have already covered a list of Canon Upcoming Cameras in our latest post, Canon Upcoming Cameras of 2026, and yes, we are expecting the arrival of the Canon R7 Mark II camera in the First half of 2026.
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- The article “Canon R7 Mark II Rumors 2026: Dual-Band WiFi 6 Registration Fuels Speculation for Long-Awaited APS-C Successor” was written on 2:15 pm, Monday, 1 December 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
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By admin, on November 24th, 2025
Well, Nikon usually does this, but this is the first time I have noticed that Canon is updating its older generation of compact cameras. The latest firmware update for the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III and Canon PowerShot SX740 HS actually addresses a long-term user request for enhancing the performance. And obviously, these updates, which have been made to the SX740 and Canon G7 X III are not minor ones. The update is an attempt to make these cameras more relevant in today’s hybrid shooting landscape. If you’re a vlogger, travel photographer, or casual shooter holding onto these gems, this is the upgrade you’ve been waiting for.
So, let’s explore what’s new and what changes have been made with the latest set of firmware updates.
Why These Firmware Updates Matter in 2025
Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III was announced back in 2019, and the Canon SX740 HS camera was announced in 2018, so obviously, they are not new, and more than 6 to 7 years have passed since their announcement. But still, they are very popular, and the demand is so high that they are right now being sold at 2X to 3X more price than their original price, since Canon had stopped manufacturing these compacts a while ago.
But the good thing is that recently Canon has restored the manufacturing of both the compacts, and very soon we will have them in stock at a normal price tag.
And the most interesting part is, despite the old announcement, the G7 X Mark III camera uses a 1-inch stacked CMOS sensor and 4K video recording capabilities with a very user-friendly display screen and built-in microphone input for clear audio. So, it is still one of the best and perfect cameras for content creators who love to have a dedicated compact camera for content creation and are not interested in investing in system cameras. Other than that, we also have the Canon SX740 HS packs a punch with 40x optical zoom and 4K recording in a pocketable body, ideal for travel adventures.
But as battery tech advances, users demand better options. Enter Canon’s latest firmware: support for the NB-15L Battery Pack, a higher-capacity alternative to the standard NB-13L. This isn’t just about longer shoots; it’s about future-proofing these cameras amid rumors of successors like the teased G7 X Mark IV and SX750 HS (as covered on The New Camera).
Breaking Down the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III Firmware Update
Key Changes in Version 1.4.0
- NB-15L Battery Pack Support: The headline feature. Swap in the NB-15L for extended runtime during 4K streams or burst shooting. No more mid-vlog battery swaps—essential for content creators.
- Improved Compatibility: Updating the core software to make it flawless and get connected with Canon’s ecosystem, including updated Camera Connect app features for wireless transfers.
How to Download and Install:
- Head to Canon’s official support page: Firmware Notice – PowerShot G7 X Mark III Version 1.4.0.
- Download the file to your computer’s SD card reader (ensure your card is formatted in-camera).
- Insert the card, power on the camera, and follow the on-screen prompts. Backup your settings first!
For more on why the G7 X Mark III remains a 2025 must-buy, check The New Camera’s back-in-stock guide, highlighting its limited production run and renewed availability.
Canon PowerShot SX740 HS Firmware Update: Zoom into Stability
Key Changes in Version 1.3.4
- NB-15L Battery Pack Support: Like its sibling, the SX740 HS now embraces the higher-capacity battery,
- Enhanced System Stability: Canon fixed minor glitches, flawlessly compatible with the new addition of the app
Installation Tips:
- Download from: Firmware Notice – PowerShot SX740 HS Version 1.4.3.
- Prep your SD card and camera as above. Test the battery swap post-update for peace of mind.
Dive deeper into its enduring appeal with The New Camera’s Amazon stock alert, calling it a “last chance” for this zoom beast before potential successors.
Final Thoughts: Upgrade Your Canon Classics Today
Canon’s firmware updates for PowerShot G7 X Mark III and SX740 HS prove that great cameras only get better with age. The NB-15L support actually extends their lifespan, and the latest updates making them more stable. If you’re eyeing a restock or just dusting off your kit, now’s the time—grab the downloads and hit record.
For the latest on Canon’s compact lineup, including potential Mark IV announcements, bookmark The New Camera and SX740 HS tags. What’s your favorite feature on these cameras? Drop a comment below—we’d love to hear!
Sources: Canon Rumors, The New Camera, Canon Support (November 2025).
Keywords: Canon G7 X Mark III firmware update 2025, SX740 HS battery support, Canon compact camera updates, best travel cameras 2025, G7X Mark III restock.
By admin, on November 21st, 2025
Black Friday 2025 deal is now active, and we are having some deep discounts on the Canon R100 camera. We are here exploring the various offers and the deep discounts we are having on the Canon R100 camera. The camera is composed of a 24-megapixel sensor, a Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus sensor, able to capture 4K videos, and is also one of the best and most loved mirrorless cameras by entry-level users.
At thenewcamera.com, we have secured one of the best available deals of the Canon R100 camera at Black Friday 2025 sales, exclusively available at online retailers like Amazon and B&H Store. If you are a beginner photographer and interested in buying the new Canon R100 camera, these deals could save you up to 25% off MSRP. Don’t miss out—stocks fly off the shelves faster than a shutter click!
Quick Tip: Bookmark this page for live updates as deals drop. Black Friday extends through Cyber Monday (December 1st), so early bird sales start November 21.
Why the Canon EOS R100 is the Perfect Black Friday Steal for Beginners
The Canon R100 camera was announced back in 2023, which uses RF-mount lenses, and initially, with the offer, the camera body is available at $479. Even with the kit lens, the camera is available under $500 during the Black Friday 2025 sales. Before we jump into the details of the offers, just have a quick recap of the features.
- Image Quality: 24.1MP APS-C sensor captures vibrant, noise-free shots even in low light (ISO up to 12,800).
- Fast Autofocus: 143-zone Dual Pixel AF locks onto subjects like eyes and animals with eerie precision—ideal for portraits or pet pics.
- Video Prowess: 4K/24p cropped video with no recording limit, plus Full HD at 60fps for smooth slow-mo.
- Compact & User-Friendly: Weighs just 356g, with a vari-angle screen and intuitive Creative Auto modes for newbies.
- RF Ecosystem Growth: Access Canon’s expanding lineup of RF lenses, from the versatile RF-S 18-45mm kit to primes like the RF 50mm f/1.8.
The best part of the Canon R100 camera compared to its competitors, like the Sony ZV-E10 or the Nikon Z30, is the price. The camera is significantly cheaper compared to the other two models. At the same time, if your budget allows, it is recommended to get an upgraded model. So either you can go for the other two, or you can look for the Canon R50 for having a skilled video core specification.
Compared to rivals like the Sony ZV-E10 or Nikon Z30, the R100 edges out with Canon’s color science and backward compatibility with EF lenses via adapter. But the real magic? Black Friday Canon R100 deals are slashing prices to as low as $359—perfect for holiday gifting or your 2026 photo resolutions.
Top Canon EOS R100 Black Friday Deals 2025: Where to Buy & Save Big
We’ve vetted deals from major outlets, focusing on verified stock and return policies. Prices are current as of November 21, 2025, and subject to change—grab ’em quick! All include free shipping on orders over $50.
1. Canon EOS R100 Body-Only: $429 (Save $120 | 25% Off)
- Retailer: Amazon
- Why It’s Hot: Prime members get next-day delivery. Bundle with an SD card for under $400.
- MSRP: $429
- Shop Now on Amazon (Affiliate link—supports thenewcamera.com at no extra cost)
- Stock Alert: Limited to 500 units; sells out by noon on Black Friday.
2. Canon EOS R100 Body and Kit Lens: Bundled with 64GB Memory Card & Camera Shoulder Bag (3 Items)
- Retailer: Amazon
- Why It’s Hot: Prime members get next-day delivery. Bundle with an SD card for under $400.
- MSRP: $509
- Shop Now on Amazon (Affiliate link—supports thenewcamera.com at no extra cost)
- Stock Alert: Limited to 500 units; sells out by noon on Black Friday.
3. Canon EOS R100 Body-Only (Renewed): $403 (Only)
- Retailer: Amazon
- Why It’s Hot: Prime members get next-day delivery. Bundle with an SD card for under $400.
- MSRP: $403
- Shop Now on Amazon (Affiliate link—supports thenewcamera.com at no extra cost)
- Stock Alert: Limited to 500 units; sells out by noon on Black Friday.
4. Canon EOS R100 + 18-45mm Lens + 70-300mm Telephoto Kit: $649 (Save $200 | 23% Off)
- Retailer: Best Buy
- Why It’s Hot: Geek Squad protection plan for $49. Open-box options dip to $599.
- MSRP: $649
- Shop Now at Amazon
- Perk: In-store pickup available nationwide; bundle with a tripod for 10% off.
So, these are the exclusive set of offers we have for the Canon R100 camera. Act quickly since Black Friday Deals Stock always remains in very limited quantities.
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