Stig Nygaard

Crazy, but: https://www-dw-com.translate.goog/es/nicaragua-anula-restricci%C3%B3n-de-ingreso-de-c%C3%A1maras-a-turistas/a-64543159?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB

Here's a list that probably includes most available pr. Nov 10th (last update of it): https://www.canonrumors.com/third-party-lenses-for-the-canon-rf-mount/ (List includes some AF-lenses, but they ...

"Seen the light"? I don't think many will disagree that the future always was destined to belong to mirrorless in the long run. But that does not mean that technology was ready for everyone to ...

When it comes to sensor's read-out speed (rolling shutter), The "old" R5 already has one of the fastest non-stacked sensors you can get. At least for fullframe, I only think I have seen the new ...

Here's version 1.20 for EOS R7: https://www.canon-europe.com/support/consumer_products/products/cameras/digital_slr/eos-r7.html?type=firmware Not a big update: The site dates the update Nov. 4th, ...

Looking for something like this (Nov. 4th): https://cweb-canon-jp.translate.goog/eos/info/supply-announcement2007/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp Canon EOS R5C EOS R6 Mark II ...

I just thought some would fine this interesting. The AF area using RF600/11 and RF800/11 on EOS R3 are larger than when used on the R6 or R5. Since they are all fullframe cameras, there are no ...

Bizarre, but actually very very cool! It made me laugh :-D And seriously one of the best examples I have seen to illustrate what rolling shutter actually is.

I assume that was a comment to me guessing article was written before R7 and R10? But as I wrote,... "Yes, R7 & R10 are in the footer. But that could be a list automatically extracted from a ...

Would be nice if article had a posted date - and eventually update date. It could easily have been written before R7 & R10, they are not mentioned in the article. Yes, R7 & R10 are in the footer, ...

But then its weird they are showing it for latest R6 Mark II Kind of agree. At first I thought of it as a feature, but after seeing the amount of rolling shutter, definitely not so sure anymore...

I just checked specs on canon-europe. For R6, R6II and R5 it is specifically mentioned for all that electronic shutter is 12-bit. Look under "Still Image Type": https://www.canon-europe.com/cameras ...

No other source than Canon usually writes it in the manuals if the bit depth is lower with electronic shutter. But for R7 I haven't seen any mentions of reduced bit depth anywhere in specs or ...

Are you sure about the R7? Afaik electronic shutter on R7 is still 14bit?

I don't know the read-out speed of the different cameras, except I remember R5 being unusual fast for a non-stacked sensor. So I don't know if this graph is nonsense or not. I just want to remind ...

The R6(II) is meant to be a fast camera.
30+ mp would make it slower (At least if it is supposed to be priced the same).
If you want more mp, then there's the R5 (Or if brand-shpping, the Sony...

> It's just like the idea that the R3 was somehow
> the R1 but renamed

In the original early rumors posted on canonrumors.com, I remember it was specifically mentioned that "R1" was a moniker to...

If Canon follows their usual "4-years rythm" for 1-series releases, you can expect an "R1" to be announced late 2023 or early 2024.

You don't believe what Canon tells DPReview, or you don't believe what DPReview says they have been told by Canon? As mentioned in another comment, I have seen list on Canon sites. But Canon sites ...

Sounds like a substantial improvement in IBIS performance for Sony. But to be fair, Canon can also do 8 stops CIPA-rated stabilization with some of its lenses without optical IS. That should be ...