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Well this is interesting. RED about to release a videocamera with Canon’s RF mount (EOS R system)?
That’s what NewsShooter reports after having spotted a teaser for a RED camera named “Komodo”. And while it is just speculation for the time being, the folks at NewsShooter has a good point. If you compare the three images below, and look at the contacts on the mount of the RED Komodo, it seems the Komodo is featuring a Canon RF mount. At least the EF mount image (on the right) has a different array of contacts.
RED Komodo mount
Canon RF mount
Canon EF mount
Looks like an RF mount doesn’t it?
So far RED’s President Jarred Land has only revealed what the RED Komodo is not:
It is not DSMC3
It is not a replacement for DSMC2
It is not 8k VV
It is not a Dragon or a Helium or a Gemini or a Monstro Sensor
It does not have an HDMI port
It does not use proprietary media
It is not a “module”
It is not under $5k, unless you own a Hydrogen.
It has no XLR ports
It does not have a fixed lens
It’s body does not weight more than 2 pounds.
It is not larger than 4 inches in any dimension.
An RF mount wouldn’t be a bad thing for a RED videocamera anyway. It would allow to use a plethora of lenses, both Canon EF lenses as well as others (mounted via adapter). So, at least from this point of view it looks plausible.
What do you think, is it possible that RED will release a videocamera with Canon RF mount? Sound off in the comment section.
After yesterday’s rumor about the announcement of the Canon EOS M5 Mark II and EOS M6 Mark II (all rumors), a set of suggested specifications for the upcoming Canon EOS M6 Mark II surfaced.
The Canon EOS M6 Mark II appears to be focused on vloggers:
32.5 mp APS-C CMOS sensor (new sensor technology for higher dynamic range)
DIGIC 8+ Imaging Processor
4K up to 30p (with no crop or 1.3x no pixel binning crop), Full HD up to 180p
No Canon Log but new Movie Picture Style
Dual Pixel AF Focus Guide
New Selfie mode and Vlog mode
Enhanced Movie IS
High-speed continuous shooting at a maximum of 16 FPS (with AE/AF)
RAW Burst mode at 30 FPS (with AE/AF)
Dual Pixel AF with expanded area
Eye AF (tracking possible)
Electronic shutter 1/16000s
Focus Bracketing
Supports external electronic viewfinder
USB-C charge power supply
While the specification list above is plausible, we recommend you take it with grain of salt. Lots of low reliability rumors are flooding the Internet, and so far the sources that were right in the past didn’t deliver any bits.
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