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By admin, on January 29th, 2020
We have told you back on November and December 2019, the Canon 850D camera is coming with 4K 30 fps, 24 fps option and 3rd generation of DPAF sensor. Take a look at the major core specification of the camera coming out from trusted Japanese sources
Canon 850D Rumored Specification
- 24.1mp
- DIGIC 8
- 45 AF points (all cross-type)
- 7fps
- 4K @ 30P
- 3″ 1.04 million pixel touch panel vari-angle LCD
- 131.0 x 102.6 x 76.2mm 515g (including battery)
Initial hints suggest the camera do have DPAF in 4K video mode, more details are coming we will update you soon.
Canon 850D / T8i More Leaked Images
 
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
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By admin, on January 29th, 2020
Canon EOS R5 rumored specification surfaced over the web today. The core specification of the camera looks similar to the rumored specification of the Canon EOS Rs camera. Let’s have a look at the rumored specification of the Canon EOS R5 camera
Canon EOS R5 Specification
- 45mp (One source said 40mp)
- IBIS
- 12fps / 20fps Electronic
- 8K @ 30fps RAW
- 4K @ 120fps
- 4K @ 60fps
- The info I was given about a crop was confusing
- Shipping date of the camera July 2020
Canon EOS R5 Was actually Canon 5D Mark V ?
As per the rumors we have Canon EOS R5 is Mirrorless version of Canon 5D Mark V camera. But, as per Canon DSLR cannibilization policy they will bring out Canon EOS R5 (5D5 equivalent) camera first and after a year of gap (if market demands) they will release Canon 5D V without IBIS.
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
By admin, on January 27th, 2020
Well, the latest Canon EOS Rs camera specification surfaced today and literally I am not able to believe what I saw today. So, without losing any time let’s jump on the specification.
Canon EOS RS Rumored Specification
- 45mp (One source said 40mp)
- IBIS
- 5 stops with IBIS alone
- 7-8 stops of correction when used with in-lens stabilization
- 14fps / 20fps (One source said 12fps / 20fps)
- Scroll wheel added to the back
- No touchbar
- Liveview/Movie toggle like previous EOS DSLRs
- Larger capacity battery, but looks like the LP-E6
- 8K @ 30fps RAW
- 4K @ 120fps
- 4K @ 60fps
- The info I was given about a crop was confusing
- Announcement ahead of CP+ next month
After looking at the core specs, I am not able to believe that we will have a Canon camera next month that will do 8K at 30FPS and 4K at 60FPS. That’s really strange.
Canon 8K Mirrorless is in Canon RoadMap… but
Yoshiyuki Mizoguchi, Group Executive, ICB Products Group, Image Communication Business Operations at Canon Inc. Mizoguchi-san is the top product-planning executive within Canon, Inc. responsible for planning their camera offerings.
Yoshiyuki revealed that it will be a major focus in an interview at Imagine Resource website
“Video will play a huge role in the EOS R System for sure,” the executive tells Imaging Resource. “For example, an 8K video capable camera is already in our EOS R-series roadmap.
….It’s Too Early to Predict 8K in Canon EOS Rs
Yes, its too early to predict 8K video mode in Canon EOS Rs Mirrorless cameras. Canon do have 8K Mirrorless camera in their roadmap but it’s too early to expect 8K capable camera from Canon in 2020. We are waiting to get correct set of information from trusted sources.
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
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sources CR and IR
By admin, on January 25th, 2020
Canon EOS R APS-C Mirrorless surfaced over the web again. As per latest rumors we have the camera may arrive in market in 2021. This is just a confirmation, we have told you back on October 2019 that Canon may introduce a RF-Mount APS-C Mirrorless camera sometime in 2020-21.
Canon and Nikon both introduced their Mirrorless system cameras in 2013-2014. Canon as usual arrived with EOS M camera and Nikon started with the Nikon 1 inch sensor based mirrorless camera.
But, eventually Nikon 1 series was discontinued and later on they have introduced the Z mount in 2018 and Z mount based APS-C Mirrorless camera in 2019. The good thing is, Nikon regains the same versatility they have in the DSLR era with their Z Mount of FF and APS-C Mirrorless camera.
At the time of announcement of Canon EOS M mount, canon engineers done a big mistake. The EF-M mount isn’t large enough to accept FF sensor and that’s why they have introduced the RF mount.
In between DSLR to Mirrorless transition Canon lost it’s versatility they had in DSLR era.
So, now there’s a slight possibility that the may jump in the market with RF-Mount based Mirrorless camera.
Take a look what Canon representative said in an interview (published on March 2019 ) related to the possibility of Canon RF-Mount APS-C Mirrorless camera.
AP: Are you going to keep EOS M in its existing form, or are you going to make a APS-C camera with the RF mount?
YM: That’s a product development for the future so I can’t go into detail, and the market will dictate what sort of direction we should take. If the customers do want a small size, lightweight mount I believe there is room for that, so as we said in the previous answer, we will continue to work with the M mount.
Very clearly Canon accepted the possibility of RF mount based APS-C Mirrorless camera in the near future.
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
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By admin, on January 21st, 2020
As per the latest rumors we have from the rumor mills that Canon may announce a Full Frame Mirrorless camera with below Canon EOS RP to gain more market share with price tag below $999. Well that’s really great news if true. And not only that rumor mills also suggest Canon will announce more affordable RF Mount FF lenses to reach more users.
Well don’t get over excited
Sony was also working on affordable FF camera back on 2013. As you can see in the patent a Sony NEX style camera with a FF Sensor inside it. We have also received rumors related the development and announcement of affordable full frame mirrorless camera aka Sony A5 camera with a price tag under $999. But, that model never reached the market.
So, keep in mind if you reading a rumor or even you have seen some specific patent that doesn’t mean it will become reality.
Take it with grain of salt.
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
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By admin, on January 18th, 2020
Finally we have the Dynamic test score of Nikon Z50 camera. As we all know the camera uses Nikon D500 sensor, now it’s time to look how the new Nikon Z50 camera with compete against Canon M6 II and Sony A6400.
.As you can see despite of having different sensor resolution, the dynamic range of all the three sensor are overlapping to each other. So, either you get a Sony, Canon or Nikon camera the sensor DR performance will be somehow similar.
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By admin, on January 17th, 2020
DXO Lab sensor test score confirms us that the sensor Canon EOS RP camera uses same sensor as we have seen in Canon 6D Mark II camera [announced on June 29, 2017]. So, yes it is redesigned but we are not able to see any improvements in the sensor performance of camera.
So, those who are stilling willing to upgrade your camera better to wait instead of spending 1000$ and getting the same sensor at the end. And yes Canon EOS M6 II is a better option if you want to capture videos with your camera. Since, Canon EOS RP doesn’t have DPAF in 4K and 1.7X crop too.
Canon EOS M6 II from Amazon
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