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@Malling
Canon cannot use the Sony sensor because Sony's sensor is not designed for dual pixel autofocus - a cornerstone in Canon cameras. Theirs is a fundamentally different design - it is not a...

@photography-lover
You should probably get your facts straight. Canon definitely does have BSI patents. Here is a link for a DPAF BSI...

Of course Canon and Nikon are phasing out of DSLRs. It makes no sense for Canon to come out with a 5DV, it would compete against the R5. The market is competitive enough without competing against...

I defer to the manufacturers who know exactly how many cameras they sell by model. And not one of them is coming out with a new fixed screen model - some of cameras you mentioned are 3-4 years old....

Not exactly a list of the most modern or sought after cameras...

Clearly your customers that want a fixed screen are a small minority of the market, otherwise one of the manufacturers would have provided it by now.

@Delph12
You would be hard pressed to find anyone who would hire a sports photographer these days with that kind of equipment. Back in the day, everyone else was also limited by their equipment,...

I would expect some improvements to the sensor even if it is based on a prior model - chip tech is always improving, so there would likely be some improvements made. Then they can legitimately call...

Please show me any recent mirrorless camera that has no folding or flippy screen. Just because you only want it for photos, there are many others that need it for video as well, so leaving out an...

Every mirrorless Canon camera will have flippy screen, even the R1. Very useful for video which is a very important part of the market.

@Marc
According to Canon it is an all new sensor. Where did you get your info that it is a recycled sensor?

Considering Canon just introduced the first RF-S cameras, it is too early to expect a full RF-S lens map. I expect M lens designs to be converted to RF-S in the next two years.

I know that smartphones are most people's only camera. But articles about fixing smartphones really belong on other tech websites, not photography, in my opinion.

Trying to figure out what phone repair has to do with photography...

The camera allows for 16 bit RAW files. Canon, Sony and Nikon, are you listening?