Canon EOS R System: Electronic Viewfinder and Autofocus
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- In this episode, Canon Technical Advisor Rudy Winston explains two vital features of the EOS R camera: The electronic viewfinder (or EVF), and its Dual Pixel CMOS Autofocus system. Rudy covers functionality, options, and ways to optimize the EVF and autofocus for your needs.
Learn more: Canon.us/m97yz
I love the camera, but Canon, PLEASE add 120fps / 1080p with autofocus for proper slow mode with a firmware update!
When can we expect Focus Stacking- a feature available on the less expensive RP, on the EOS R. This could be a simple firmware upgrade. Would appreciate a response from Canon. Thank you.
Thank you Canon for keeping the "Orientation linked AF point" feature in this EOS R camera! I can't live without it on my 5Dmk3. And big thank you for introducing all the other great new features, like Eye Detection AF and Touch&Drag AF that seem much easier to use and select AF point, than it was with a joystick on 5Dmk3. Great job, Canon! I think I'm buying this new camera, but only as a second/supplementary back-up camera as it doesn't have dual cards slot, hense it is restricted to be used professionally in paid jobs, like weddings and so on.
Sergey Tsygankov i
Hello Sergey, did you buy Eos R? I'm currently using 5d mark iii and seriously considering a switch to Eos R. what's your experience?
@@JIMPMedia Hi, I think you'd better consider EOS R6 than EOS R. R6 is newer and more advanced, thou of course more expensive. As for me, as strange as it may seem, I finally bought a new Canon 5D Mark IV, as it better suits my job tasks. Sure mirrorless systems are modern, easy to use, and so on, and but they have some downsides for me. My old 5D3 is a trustworthy workhorse which helps me make a living for the last 5 years, and I needed the same level of reliability with a new camera.
I was on a fence choosing between R6 vs 5DiV, and when Canon recently announced that they will no longer produce any DSLRs, and concentrate on mirrorless cameras only, I understood that it's my last chance to have a new pro-level DSLR. 5D Mark IV (and 1DXiii) is the last Canon's DSLR, and while they are still available new, it's a must-buy. For example you can't buy a new 5D Mark III now anymore, only used. Same will be for 5DiV within next 3-5 years.
So, I just I love my new 5D Mark IV, it's basically the same as good old trustworthy 5D3, but with a bunch of new awesome features.
Still I think if you buy a EOS R6 you will be absolutely happy with it. Let me know after some time what decide.
Great to see Canon committed to advancements in autofocus to keep the creative side of photography moving forward. Can wait what the mirrorless 7D will have to offer.
So you are waiting for what the 7d counterpart will be. So that means that this is supposed to be the 6d3 . I hope not because it sucks
hi from the future, we got eos R7 here😌🙌
Rudy ~ Is there any thought about making a 55 to 250 L ? For me that would be the perfect walk around lens. I would get the model tat is out now but I am not fond of plastic mounts.The step up in glass would be great !
I also initially thought that continuous AF was a harmless "save a little time" kind of thing. However, I discovered that it breaks back-button focus. Normally, if you back-button focus, then let go of the button, focus is maintained and you can shoot the subject at any time. But with continuous AF selected, the camera will continuously re-focus, and you can no longer shoot the subject.
FYI, my normal settings are to have Servo enabled, so normally, I would focus with back-button focus, let go, and shoot at any time. In addition, I could optionally press the BBF button again and keep it pressed for servo mode if the subject started to move. (This solves the need that "AI focus" used to address). But "continuous AF" is not possible with this kind of setup.
Hi,recently i bought canon eos r,every thing is fine ,but when i use external speedlight (godox tt685c) or godox xpro c trigger with this camera the AF assist beam of speedlight or xpro c is not working but AF assist beam of eos r is working,when i use tt685c and godox xpro-c with 6dmkii, AF assist beam of speedlight and the trigger is working.please help
I've a question about EVF: when shooting in "burst" like in "birds in flight" photography does the EVF turn black as normally happen with mirrorless cameras? This issue doesn't happen with optical viewfinder.
Very impressive introduction cannot wait to test the new EOS R for still photos.
Very impressive camera. I will wait for the next model with double SD slots. I prefer the safety of two cards that many other mirrorless cameras offers.
I am too but I think that will be the Pro version.
This is a pro camera. This is a 5D equivalent. Even the same sensor. Might be quite a wait for the 1D equivalent! It will be something special though!
I care less with dual card slot. I NEVER use it on my Mark III other then as a storage. Many that I know of don't mirror their memory card too. Buy good memory cards, fear none.
@@charity7006 This is NOT a PRO camera. Canon's only PRO model is the 1D series.
Question I've had difficulty finding an answer to. If I'm wearing sunglasses, is the EVF going to appear black because of polarization? My point and shoots (all Canon, BTW) will black out in one orientation or the other, depending on model.
Hello Carl,
You can view the EVF on the EOS R, while wearing polarizing sunglasses. You will be able to see the EVF display. The EVF is not affected by the polarization rather only by the darkness of the tint of your sunglasses. The EVF will not go black.
The LCD on the top of the camera body is affected by polarized lenses. The top LCD may appear black at certain viewing angles.
We hope this helps.
At the end you mention that RF lenses can have the Focus Ring customised to change direction and/or sensitivity. Does this mean that all RF lenses are "Focus-by-Wire"?
I am surprised there is no way to lock magnify function in viewfinder. Taking the perfect shot is often interrupted when multiple shots are taken and reverted back to the non magnified view. Sometimes, with fast moving objects, subtle adjustment is necessary, and this reverting to non-magnified and needing to re-instate often results in missed opportunities. why not just a fixed magnify option with a button press, or even offered in menu diving?
Can you LOCK the green focus box in the centre so it doesn't move around?
Hi! Your EOS R allows you to choose a specific autofocus point including in the center of the image. Multiple autofocus modes allow this, and you'll find them discussed in greater detail starting on page 265 of your camera's manual. Check it out at canon.us/vavjg
Hope this helps!
I have a few questions. Does EVF work at 120 frames per second refresh rate? "MF peaking settings" Does it work only with lenses with RF mount or also with any lenses with EF mount through basic EF-EOS R adapter including MF lenses like my ZEISS Planar T* 1,4/50 and Rokinon 85mm F1.4 AS IF UMC AE85M-C with Built in AE Chip?
How long it takes for download photos in RAW + jpg's? to me is 2 minutes per pair, Is that possible? if I have 350 pics per day it take me 700 minutes!!! WHY? Is there any way to download faster than that?
Thank you if you can answer this question
Hi Mario:
There are many variables that can affect download speed such as if you are wired or wireless, software used or if you are using a card reader. You may want to follow the steps on importing images on pages 574-575. Here is a shortcut: Canon.us/vavjg.
If you have more questions, our camera support agents can guide you through the process. You'll find your personalized support options in your My Canon Account at canon.us/account.
We hope this information helps.
recently i i bought Canon R... i am studio phographer, i want to shoot head to to focus, i am choosing vertical focus methot but always focusing subject head... iwant to focus entire body... ihow i gonna do this please some one advice me ????
Hi! You can tighten up your aperture (go to a higher F-stop number) to widen your depth of field. That can help ensure that your subjects are in focus from head to toe. If you need more advice, you can get it from your fellow Canon users on the Canon Community Forum. Sign up and post today at canon.us/forum
Hope this helps!
What is the native ISO for the Canon R? Also, which generation C-Log is it?
Excellent information. Six 'other' controls on the EOS R (besides shutter button and AF ON button) can be customized to start Auto Focus.
is there an option to turn off the view finder? i was using mine and it just went off...i cnt see anything through it so im just wondering how to turn it on
Hi! The EOS R has a menu option that lets you use just the LCD screen or just the viewfinder depending on your personal preference. There's more information on this option on page 403 of your camera's manual. Check it out as a PDF at canon.us/3rm01ST
hope this helps!
@@CanonUSA I turned off the screen basically was blinded because the view finder didnt come on. but thats before i read the PDF file.... i will reply here if it works
Is it possible to set it so that the viewfinder is always on? I've set it to manually be on, and disabled it timing out, but after a few seconds it still disappears. I'd really like it on ALL of the time when I shoot action, and have no delay at all, even i f it uses lots of battery power.
Hi there! Even with [Auto Power Off] disabled, the screen and viewfinder will still turn off after the time set in [Display Off] and [Viewfinder Off], but the camera will still remain on. We hope this helps!
By "electronic viewfinder" I assume you mean the rear screen. All of Canon's recent DSLR's have the LiveView capability which flips the mirror up and lets you use the rear screen as a finder exactly as the mirrorless camera does. So what's the big deal with mirrorless? Canon's cameras have had that feature for years.
However, it's a great way to get you spend $$$$ on a new set of lenses.
How does the EOS R compare to 5d Mark 4 focusing for birds in flight in servo mode . I have read reviews which say the 5d is better option for birds in flight photography.
Hi Amol! Both are actually great for bird photography. The choice may come down to whether you are looking to go mirrorless or with a digital SLR. What you may notice most is continuous shooting speed during AI Servo operation, which is faster in the EOS 5D Mark IV at up to 7 fps compared to 5 fps in the EOS R. We hope this helps!
@@CanonUSA thanks for your reply. Will both cameras perform equally ( read same speed and accuracy) when it comes to focusing in servo mode for birds in flight?
@@asangekar73 Both being different types of camera, it is difficult to say one is better than the other. However, the newer EOS R itself and the system of amazing lenses available for it provide incredibly fast and accurate autofocus, so you can stop fast action and maintain good accuracy with ease.
I like EOS R but waiting IBIS. When Canon will add this in to new EOS R?
does anyone know if the EVF is a progressive display or interlaced? and whats the refresh rate?
Why my EVF is 1 stop darker than the back screen before shooting? The photo taken is brighter, exactly as the back screen shows.
Hello Fani!
Users can adjust the brightness of the LCD and the EVF independently. You can follow the steps on page 378 to adjust either display. Here is a link: Canon.us/vavjg.
We hope you find this useful.
@@CanonUSA thanks a lot!
Rudy can’t fail!
Does the R5 have these manual focus assist functions for photography using manual lenses?
Hello:
The camera has Manual Focus Peaking and the Focus Guide, to assist the user in manually focusing a lens. These features are described on pages 419-423 of the RF Advanced User Guide. Here is a shortcut to the guide webpage: Canon.us/jw42r.
We hope this answers your question.
Does the focus peaking (colored area in focus) works in the viewfinder?
Hi, Roberto! Everything the EOS R displays on its LCD screen will also be displayed in its viewfinder including manual focus peaking indicators.
Hope this helps!
i cannot achieve the motion where your select the AF button and then scroll the main wheel to increase x2 or x10 increase magnify. All this does is shift my focus point.
Hi Gary!
On the EOS R you can magnify your view to assist in manually focusing the camera. When doing this you can choose between normal, 5x and 10x views. The process for magnifying the view is listed on pages 281-282 of the EOS R manual. Here is a link: Canon.us/tc8te. You can also assign the Magnify function to the AF-ON button through the [Customize Button] menu option. See page 555
When you are reviewing images in Playback mode you have additional magnification options. These are described on page 316.
We hope this is helpful.
In case of photo shot in studio there are no problem about focus imaging, but the only way to focus easily and quickly is a real split screen... I'm sad to hear that Canon abandons that.
I love all these tips! Wish I could have the automatic zoom to manually set focus on EF lenses to!
In my R, to zoom in, I have to press Info, instead of turning the main dial... any clues on this?
Also, it would be amazing to have an intervalometer and focus bracketing (for focus stack) implemented info the system! 🙏🏻 please! ☺️🙌🏻❤️
I have the same issue with info button to zoom in. Were you able to figure it out?
Why is it on my EOS R that the magnify is pressing the AF point button and turning the dial doesn't magnify? I have to use the info button. Is this a change since the camera was released (I just bought mine a few weeks ago)
Hi Hali! This sounds normal. During playback, magnification of an image is achieved by pressing the button. However, while in Live View taking new images, magnification is achieved by first the button, then pressing the button. We hope this information helps clarify things!
CanonUSA thank you very much. Do you realize that is not what he says in the video?
Hello again! We are aware of the difference. This particular video was filmed before the production version of the EOS R was released. As with any pre-production firmware, it is possible for some changes to occur upon release and in subsequent firmware updates. Thank you for the heads up though. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know!
I dont know why they just didnt make it with more buttons. One of my main reasons not getting the camera. Looks kind of annoying to fumble with as a second camera.
Are the RF lenses focus by wire or mechanical?
so Eye AF and DAF can be used at the same time?
I haven't finished the video, i just want to know this specific stuff.
But not in continuous af.
Awesome Rudy! Worth the wait, Impressive!!!
Does dual pixel autofocus work in viewfinder on EOS R?
Hi, Yixin! Your EOS R offers Dual Pixel RAW regardless of whether you're using the viewfinder or the LCD screen to compose your photo.
We hope this helps!
Someone reply please! But imma new user and idc what anyone says I only want canon sooo 5d mark 4 or eos r and why
An excellent presentation Rudy - thanks. :-)
I gather there is no Image Stabilization in the camera. Rudy Winston talks about how the IS in the 35mm lens has the effect of improving stability by several stops. But the 28-70mm lens which he touts as an extremely important lens does not have IS. Without it in the camera body or that lens, isn't this a serious disadvantage?
Yes because in the 60's nobody could take good pictures without IS
Sir , will the rear screen also tilt to vertical orientation as we rotate our camera ?
Hi there! The LCD screen is capable of being tilted vertically. We hope this helps!
Thanks :) I meant the menus & other firmware controls displaying in the screen , will that also adapt to the orientation we are in ? as in the EVF. ?
Anybody facing issue that their is a lag when untake pictures, it freezes for fraction of a second. Seems it is when the camera is saving photo to the memory card. Its like a photo preview for 1/20th of a second. Kindly reply thanks
This guy is the Dr Phil of photography
can you see the histogram in the viewfinder?
Hi there! The histogram can indeed be displayed in the electronic viewfinder. We hope this answers your question!
I've got my camera today and i discovered that it has:
No stabilization in camera stabilization. OK, so when using one of the 3 adapters to use your existing Canon glass, if the lens doesn’t have IS then you have zero access to IS. Compatibility factor just took a hit here.
One SD card slot.
No joy stick to set AF.
No continuous shooting in silent at launch - however we’re told it will be addressed in future firmware update.
You can shoot 8 FPS in one shot, the only issue is ….that is in one shot…in continuous IAF to 5 frames upto 47 raw files in a row.
Video: Not Full Frame 4K video. The 4K is cropped.
I Should Have Known Better that something was not right because it was not back-ordered at all
yeah how about the 1.7x crop in 4k! somehow they did everything they could to smear past that fact hoping people wouldnt notice?
the focus is fantastic but we really needed the joystick. I am using the R on jobs and the view find not being available immediately is a pain in the arse. I have played with the setting but its messy. It also feels choppy when using a flash. I got the camera as I was enticed by the silent shutter. Nothing worse than covering an event and the shutter is annoying the speaker. using the silent mode is fantastic but if there is a projector in the background (and at most events there is) or florescent lights you get horrible stripes across your images. No paper would take them. Such a pity, ruined the main reason I got the camera.
there is an anti flicker option - might stop the stripes. You can set it so it only uses viewfinder, but I agree, I'd like the viewfinder on ALL of the time. When shooting action, I don't want any nanoseconds delay.
Moving AF points is so stupid in that camera why canon resign from the most useful ( nipple ) button ?
Shows bleach picture in the viewfinder and there is no viewfinder brightness control options.. Auto focus on moving object alway results in out of focus picture..
Hi there! Our support team can help determine what's causing this. Please reach out to them directly at Canon.us/ContactYT We look forward to hearing from you!
Just love his expression.
Wouldn’t it be nice if Canon drops another mirrorless which is in between Canon R and Canon M5 at Photokina 2018 for the the middle users. Am I dreaming?
MilesAndHeights This one is for the middle users. Competing directly with the A7iii.
your dream came true?
Wait, you did exactly what i hated about sony lenses, the focus is done by wire?
Yeah, that setting he mentioned suggests (to me) all RF lenses will be that way. But, we'll see.
You are number one in Galaxy
How do I activate the 3 large zone af?
Hi Jacob. You will just need to use the auto focusing button on the back of camera and on LCD screen you can select the correct zone. Still have questions? Our expert camera technical support can walk you through it. You can reach them by email or phone at: Canon.us/SupportYT Thank you for reaching out to us!
3Million dots viewfinder? So we're talking of a screen with a resolution of 2560x1440 in that size? That's a extremely high density O:
1 Pixel is three dots. So 3.69 million dots is same as 1.2Mpix. That means, 1280 x 960.
Now compare that to example 2.36 dots, that is 0.8 Mpix. Or 1024 x 768.
Not a big difference really, but can be noticeable. Now, think in 5 years we are likely going to see a 2.1 Mpix. A full HD, or 6,3 million dots.
Hy plz anybody tell me which difference mirrorles and dslr
Hi, Ziaullah!
In a DSLR camera, light coming in through the lens is reflected up through the viewfinder via a series of angled mirrors. When you look through the viewfinder of a DSLR camera, you're seeing exactly what the lens is seeing.
In EOS M-series cameras and in the new EOS R, the light coming in through the lens is captured by the image sensor instead of a mirror. That image is then shown on the camera's LCD screen, eliminating the need for an optical viewfinder.
We hope this explanation helps!
@@CanonUSA Thanks for helping
@@CanonUSA i love Canon
I'm okay with one button unbuttoned but Rudy, two unbuttoned buttons? Really?
Canon, what's going to happen to eos m line of cameras and ef-m lenses now?
They are planing to sell that technology to Sony.
Hi there! Canon will still fully support our line of EOS M series compact cameras and even just announced a new EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM lens. Find out more about it in our other video at ruclips.net/video/ZWA0Se-qgE0/видео.html We hope this helps!
Canon has made tons of money with their rebel cameras. The EF-M cameras will become most likely the new rebel cameras. Canon will take care of their EF-M line because to stay number 1 in the camera market, they have to release products to customers who don't wanna spend more than $1000 for their camera equipment.
@@juanquispe3494 That means that once you spend a lot of money into the eos m and want to go ff is not compatible systems. Is like starting all over. Two mounts let's see how it plays
Canon and Nikon missed the starting gun with top end mirrorless cameras... Sony wins this race. Technical rep Rudy really excited about basic features found on most mirrorless systems. With 12 new lenses on the way and newer sensors with AI Sony will dominate this market for years.
I love you from Jordan 🇯🇴
If I'm not looking at this dude I could swear Neil deGrasse Tyson was talking.
Very true. Similar voice.
Who knows the japanese photographer featured here in canon? Thanks
Yo Rudy, where's the second card slot at?
With the EOS Rx (perhaps) and $700 more.
Who cares. I don't.
It can write to other devices for back up images .. That's the future, not dual card slots .. ruclips.net/video/Mlo7JaHhi9Q/видео.html
@@TheAxeman33 maybe. but understand it would cost all of $1 to add another card slot. I do a little electronic work and a card slot cost me about $.50. It would sell more cameras to wedding shooters if it had two fast SD slots.
Unfortunately there is no shaking
When canon EOS R available in india
Hi Yash! We don't have information about availability outside the US, but our friends at Canon India can help you with this. You can reach out to them by going to Canon.us/jjml and selecting the appropriate region and country. We hope this helps!
What was Canon thinking with a 1.7 cropping 4K recording? Ruined your mirrorless line.
It was the logical option to get the best image possible. Pixel binning would be terrible, Downscaling the entire sensor would result in terrible rolling shutter performance. Cropping in to a smaller group of pixels and downscaling that group of pixels would result in a balanced performance, less heat, and less strain allowing 42210bit out the hdmi.
@@stanlymanly2 .. Sony Alpha.
D Jaquith Almost same crop as s35, for example the Canon C200, FS7, Arri Alexa or most high end video cameras.
@@robertwauu .. Cropped full frame sensor isn't a Pro.
Those aren't new Mirrorless cameras, nor are they really good for video, and it makes a full frame sensor pointless. Clearly Mirrorless which are good for video from Sony have overcome this crop.
What people want are dual purpose cameras that are good for both stills and video.
@@DJaquithFL lol cropping sensors equates to non pro? Get over the fullframe bs. Ive used m4/3, super35 and super16 sensors and noone one discredited them cuz they weren't full frame. As dumb as the Eos R's specs are they worked around to give the best compromise with their sensor and autofocus and color science. You get 422 10 bit via hdmi. The camera is poop but jeez this fullframe ego still exists?
Your camera and specs doesn't get you jobs.
Thanks 🙏
everything is beautiful, only AF doesn't work from the beginning. Pictures are flat and misty. So much money, want to cry;(
Hi, Radek! If you're unable to get clear pictures from your EOS R, our US-based support squad will be happy to help you. Give them a call today at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).
We hope to talk to you soon!
Did Rudy get a spray tan? 🏖️
outstanding features
For a 1500 dollar camera yes. I mean is not much better than the 6d2 not even close to the 5d4. Get out of the canon bubble there is a lot of tech out there and cheaper.
recently was camera shopping (2 months ago) - after hearing that canon and Nikon where coming out with a new mirrorless I ended up going with the M50. Spent roughly a month researching before the purchase. In the end- just gotta get what you need. every camera had it's pros and cons with no apparent winner (taking image quality samples into account )
what's it called now... demised returns? seemed like the m50 captured images compatible to the 5k cameras and spending that extra coin for the 5% extra increase in performance wasn't worth it for myself. but if you are not on a budget .... get a RED ^.^
@@commentculture1118 so out of topic. That is the sides effect from the canon bubble. We are talking about the new r camera that is way over price for what it is comparing it with other systems.
@@commentculture1118 no body cares about your gay shopping camera story.
you mad bro ? lol
I feel like it’s a apple vs Samsung competition in photographers versions...
This gentleman sounds EXACTLY like Neil deGrasse Tyson 😅.
Great
Useful, helpful information. I've been shooting with Canon since they released the 5DMk1, I bought the Mk2 and then again the Mk 3 however for about 5 or 6 years they've let me down. The 5DMk3 malfunctioned, Canon kept the camera for a month saying they were fixing it but eventually admitted they didn't do anything. I couldn't bring myself to buy the MK4 after how they treated me. Dynamic range was better on my iPhone 4s! No disrespect to Rudy Winston but this is why Canon is failing. They were arrogant and felt they didn't need to do anything. They lost the market because they rested on their laurels. They're stuffy older men who won't acknowledge or learn from their mistakes. The visuals of this video show how out of touch they are with modern photographers. They use guys in business shirts and 80's lighting. I just tested the EOS R in store, had the eye tracking on at 1/160 f4 ISO 2000 at 50mm and very few images had the eye in focus on a moving person walking towards the camera and the grain was too much. Fine when the person was still. Canon really is slipping into irrelevance. Sad they never listened to their customer base.
Canikon follows Sony making FF Mirrorless.
Just like Canikon followed Minolta (Now Sony) making AF SLR in 1985.
Mirrorless camera was introduced in 1936...
good
🤪Silent shooting on the Canon R is limited to single shooting mode only!! No silent shooting in continuous shot. Also - Eye-Detection AF - is not working in continuous shooting / burst mode. OMG that's so lame Canon!
Why do you need eye AF and silent shooting in continuous mode shot? You may say yes for your case but most people like myself can care less. I use continuous mode to shoot sports and Birds in flight (BIF) where I don't need either features. I only need them for portraits and in churches and concerts and I use single shot AF for that.
Hien Tongho , I use the continuous low shooting mode mostly for weddings and portraits to capture the best expression. This is my way of doing it. In single shooting mode the image review displayed might get in the way and I have to refocus and every time between each shot.
I know you do otherwise you wouldn't have mentioned this...I'm just thinking that Canon is targeting the majority and they will get sales. We are all different and have different needs I guess. For me, this isn't important but the EF lens compatibility and the ability to auto-focus at f/11 is huge for me, meaning I can use the 2X teleconverter with f/5.6 lenses. I'm sure the next mirrorless Canon makes will have all the stuff they are missing now.
You are right, I share your point of view. I might just preorder it as I just learn that Canon will be updating it’s firmware to enable continuous shooting in silent shooting mode. Also, given that the quite recent 6D Mark II lost $700 in value in less than a year, going from $1,999 to $1,299 to you think there is a similar risk with this EOS R ? How would you explain such a big drop in value for the 6D Mark II?
I think most Canon cameras (new condition) will drop in price after one year and more...That had happened with all of the models I have (5DIII, 5DSR, 7DII)...That's Canon's way of increasing sales by getting the people who want the camera but hesitate to buy for the full price to pull the triggers. I think the street price will drop below 2000 within 6 months unless there's a back-order situation. I think Sony does the same thing but not Nikon. I picked up the Sony A6500 for $1000 a year after, while the original list price was $1690.
interesting!
3fps in continues AF mode? Gimme a break! 😅🤣😂
Canon please take video from camera if someone wants take video they can buy video camera
how about hell no. why would anyone that sells camera listen to the nonsense you just said.
The spokesperson kind of killed the product line before it could launch.
I don't like it because Sony can't get it at all.
Should improve more
Who says this camera doesn't beat the competition? Sony fanboys are going to crying lol I can hear them now saying, "OOOh but it doesn't have dual SD card" LOL
Did you just say "Sony Fanboy"? You think that all of the photographers that just recently started using Sony, who chose to buy a camera based on it's merits instead of their brand loyalty, are "Fanboys". I don't think you know what that means.
It's called the canon bubble effect. get out for a little bit and see the real world. Where cameras don't get crippled in tech and is much cheaper. Or just stay in the Canon bubble and be happy overpaying for tech.
Disrespect for experience is the wave of the future....
ivan rivas It is call crappy color science and tiny camera from Sony with huge lens. My 5d4 produces beautiful images and video. Has excellent auto focus. I think I will stay in my bubble.
@@anthonym3051 yes sure. Color science is a preference by the way and most of us will post process a foto anyway, and 4k on a crop mode. I mean if I want 4k in a crop mode I will get a crop sensor for less than 2000 dollar so what your 5d candy do is average and it cost more than 3000. Stay in your bubble you look good in it.
FIRST!
by old people, for old people
When you are old, LOL, they're going to think they know more than you.
Too slow canon...
no thanks, ill take the cheaper better xt2
xt2 is not full frame
@@TonghoPhotography im not shopping for sensor size, im shopping for a better value camera