Rumor has it that Canon may have a Cinema camera with RF mount in the works.
However, such a camera isn’t to be expected before 2021, or even later. I have no idea if the RF mount is anything that would make something special out of Canon’s Cinema cameras.
Honestly, I don’t think we will see such a camera anytime soon, if ever.
Source: Canon Rumors
Canon’s upcoming instant camera with built-in printer, the Canom ZV-123, leaked at a wireless certification authority, courtesy of Nokishita. The user manual is here.
The Canon EOS-1D X Mark II is Canon’s top dog, the Canon DSLR for professionals. Period.
Announced three years ago, the EOS-1D X Mark II isn’t yet ripe for replacement. Most high end Canon DSLRs have a longer lifecycle. However, it seems Canon is already actively working on the EOS-1D X Mark III.
The announcement of the EOS-1D X Mark III might come at the end of 2019 or the beginning of 2020. It’s still a long time to go.
Rumor has it that Canon might release the EOS-1D X Mark III ahead of the Olympic Summer Games in Tokyo, Japan, which start July 2020. No specifications leaked so far, besides that the EOS-1D X Mark III will be more of an evolutionary than revolutionary update.
There have been rumors suggesting Canon might ditch the EOS-1D X line in favour of a mirrorless offering. This is unreal for the time being. It will take years before the folks shooting at events like the Olympics will switch from their trusted workhorses to a new technology.
Source: Canon Rumors
It was time to stir up rumors for Canon’s next, third mirrorless full frame camera.
We expect Canon to announce a high resolution mirrorless full frame camera, something our sources suggest since a while. There are little doubts that Canon will announce such a camera in 2019.
More uncertain are the specifications for this camera. Rumor has it that the Canon’s high resolution mirrorless full frame camera might have a 70MP sensor and even IBIS (In Body Image Stabilisation). That’s a lot. Take this with a grain of salt.
What about the EOS 5Ds and EOS 5Ds R? Suggestions that Canon might ditch the EOS 5Ds(R) in favour of a mirrorless offering have been around since a while. Moreover, Nikon already released a high resolution model, so it’s just logic to expect Canon to do the same.
Stay tuned.
Source: Canon Rumors
EDIT: appears to be a design mock-up, see the comment section.
Mirrorless Rumors posted an image of what might well be Nikon’s upcoming entry level full frame mirrorless camera.
So far it’s not entirely clear if the image above is a mockup/fake or if it is real. So take it with a grain of salt.
Given that Canon already has an entry level full frame mirrorless camera, the EOS RP, it’s likely Nikon will soon follow up with their own model.
Stay tuned.
Canon might announced two new Cinema EOS cameras ahead of NAB Show 2019.
One of these new Cinema camera will most likely be the replacement for the Canon EOS C300 Mark II (we reported back in November 2018), while the other camera is rumored to be a high frame camera.
It’s also suggested that the Canon EOS C300 Mark III will might have sensor upgrade option for 8K video. This will most likely be a paid upgrade, apparently to keep the initial price competitive (we reported). 4.4.4 codec and electronic image stabilisation will likely be on board.
Along with these cameras Canon might also announce a CN-E 100mm cinema prime lens
Source: Canon Rumors
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