Nice catch!Anyway, Canon's Japanese site:
キヤノン：EOS 5D Mark IV｜概要
35mmフルサイズ約3,040万画素CMOSセンサーを搭載。高感度化やAF性能の向上によってさらなる表現領域の拡大を果たした、新しい"5"。cweb.canon.jp
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The Canon EOS R1 will come well before the EOS R5 Mark II [CR3]
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A free neck strap?Hey Canon, Feb 17 is my birthday! want to make me a present? You know what to announce! wink wink
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It does make sense, but where does it fit against the R3, which is aimed at the same market segment? One R1 will likely cost the same as 2 new R3 bodies, so what will the R1 offer to make it worth the price difference?
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Several features have been suggested. We probably don’t have to wait long to find some of them out (except MP count).
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We'll just have to wait. I think you're being too pessimistic about the R1 price or too optimistic about changes to the R3 price or both.
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I do not think that the R1 is going to cost $10000-12000. The Sony A9III and A1 are $6000-$6500, and the Nikon Z9 is $5500. I could see Canon release the R1 for $6999, but I could not foresee it being any more. I don't understand how the R3 and R1 fit together, but we should have a better idea within a month or so.
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Very well might be true especially if the past history with the 3-series repeats itself. Moreover, if the R1 is the professional sports and journalism camera I suspect the R3 is a one and done. I do hope they keep the R1 as light as possible; I really like the weight of the R3.
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I think Canon should make an RF 600 f/6.3 DO but I think people have unrealistic expectations of how quickly camera companies can respond to competition.
It was easier for Nikon to respond to the a1 since they buy sensors from Sony.
That being said Canon has had plenty of time to respond.
I would not expect a response for the a9 III for quite some time.
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Every camera exists in someone's head.
There is bound to be a wish list camera somewhere online.
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I think people have the unrealistic expectation that the tail wags the dog.
Did it really take Canon 5 years to ‘respond’ to Sony’s push into FF MILCs? Or did Canon enter the market when they decided the time was right? Interesting how MILC sales surpassed DSLR only after Canon fully entered the MILC market.
Many of the ‘innovative’ products other manufacturers make are made precisely because Canon doesn’t offer them. That’s been happening for a decade now, and Canon still dominates the market. Why should they ‘respond’? The big dog can just keep leading the pack, and let the little dogs wag their tails as they fight over the scraps.
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Maybe. If the rumor that we will see a R3 II is correct, I am expecting something analogous to an A9/A1 type of split with the R3 II being more spec'd out and the R1 being the uber professional workhorse. We won't know for sure until the R3 II is (if ever) released, which could be 2025+.
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Entirely possible... Canon Australia teamed up with Lucky Straps for a custom R5 strap for preorders. Either direct or via reseller. There was also a spare Canon battery and small SD card as part of the package. Someone on the forum was happy to take mine as I don't use a strap except for open door flights
https://luckystraps.com/blogs/the-l...the-limited-edition-canon-eos-r5-camera-strap
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Then they should have done that with the R3 Mark I.
So far things are not making sense to me.
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I would love for Canon to release some DO telephoto lenses longer than 400 mm for us wildlife photographer. As I get older, I am starting to pay attention to these lighter lenses. The Nikon 800 mm PF f6.3 at 5.2 lbs and Nikon 400 mm f4.5 at 2.6 lbs have me jealous of Nikon users.
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