Canon EOS R6 Mark III won't be announced ahead of CP+

Why? What’s wrong with version 1?
I love my 28-70 f2 I recently got, it's the best lens I have.

But there are a few things that could be improved for Mk II:

- In video the AF noise ruins the audio quite horribly. You need an external mic, which I don't have. Also focus breathing (R5 doesn't have correction for this).
- The AF could be snappier. It feels just a tad slower than my 24-105 f4L and 100-500. Still a lot faster than the 50 1.8.
- It could be lighter etc.
 
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I love my 28-70 f2 I recently got, it's the best lens I have.

But there are a few things that could be improved for Mk II:

- In video the AF noise ruins the audio quite horribly. You need an external mic, which I don't have. Also focus breathing (R5 doesn't have correction for this).
- The AF could be snappier. It feels just a tad slower than my 24-105 f4L and 100-500. Still a lot faster than the 50 1.8.
- It could be lighter etc.
No camera supports focus breathing correction for the RF28-70L: https://cam.start.canon/en/H001/supplement_0160.html

I think it would need a lens firmware update for the correction to work, but I suspect the amount to breathing is too much to correct, which is why this lens has been left out.
 
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My local camera shop here in New Zealand told me Canon is having a presentation for retailers on the 19th of February and the Big Box retailers are invited not just the camera shops so it's going to be a product they (the Big Box shops) sell which includes mid priced consumer cameras such as the R6 line.
Hoping it will be the R6 mark iii
 
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I'm ready for an announcement !

I'm happy with my little RP, but it really shows its limits in low light situations, and I'm ready to upgrade.

I've read that the R6 mark ii is already better in low light than the R5 mark ii, so I'm guessing my camera of choice should logically be the next R6… What do you think?
 
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I'm ready for an announcement !

I'm happy with my little RP, but it really shows its limits in low light situations, and I'm ready to upgrade.

I've read that the R6 mark ii is already better in low light than the R5 mark ii, so I'm guessing my camera of choice should logically be the next R6… What do you think?
R6-series has always been a good low light camera, better than R5-series is a must
 
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