The Canon EOS R6 Mark III will be good, but not revolutionary

Daner · Thursday at 4:00 AM

Canon will use their judgment when designing the feature set of the R6II, but my desires are simple. I want the autofocus and sensor of the R1 with the R5/6 form factor while retaining as much functionality as possible, considering the physical constraints of the smaller body. I don't need the additional resolution of the R5, and I'd like the vertical grip to be optional.

Del Paso · Thursday at 6:17 AM

Exploreshootshare said:
Were did you get the number "50%"? Seems like a lot and definitely over exaggerated. There are some users who wear glasses and it causes issues. Some users with glasses don´t have any issues. Other than that, if it doesn't work, the reason might be the person working the camera.

Homebrew statistics...

neuroanatomist · Thursday at 6:51 AM

Del Paso said:
Homebrew statistics...

The one person I know with an R5II says eye control AF is great, so it works for 100% of users.

Gee, this is fun!

Del Paso · Thursday at 7:31 AM

neuroanatomist said:
The one person I know with an R5II says eye control AF is great, so it works for 100% of users.

Gee, this is fun!

I am the 100% !

neuroanatomist · Thursday at 7:57 AM

Del Paso said:
I am the 100% !

I was talking about someone else, so if it works for you, that means it works for 200% of users!

David_B · Thursday at 10:15 AM

neuroanatomist said:
I was talking about someone else, so if it works for you, that means it works for 200% of users!

the temptation is strong with this one.

GMCPhotographics · Thursday at 4:52 PM

72.5% of all statistics are made up on the spot…

neuroanatomist · Thursday at 5:46 PM

GMCPhotographics said:
72.5% of all statistics are made up on the spot…

Your statement lacks sufficient precision. 72.468% might be more believable.

rombe3jr · Thursday at 9:38 PM

rombe3jr said:
Any chance this one will get C-Log 2?

Nobody cares LOL!

Billybob · Saturday at 9:08 AM

neuroanatomist said:
I was talking about someone else, so if it works for you, that means it works for 200% of users!

Well, it kind of sort of works for me, so you can add 60-75% to your total.

Chig · Saturday at 5:04 PM

Daner said:
Canon will use their judgment when designing the feature set of the R6II, but my desires are simple. I want the autofocus and sensor of the R1 with the R5/6 form factor while retaining as much functionality as possible, considering the physical constraints of the smaller body. I don't need the additional resolution of the R5, and I'd like the vertical grip to be optional.

I agree and reusing the R1 sensor makes more sense than the old R3 one and people that can afford an R1 will still buy the R1 for the most part and CFexpress cards should be standard in at least one slot as they're cheaper than V90 sd cards and improve the performance so much in terms of buffering and video recording

scyrene · Saturday at 5:39 PM

Chig said:
reusing the R1 sensor makes more sense than the old R3 one

Why?

neuroanatomist · Saturday at 5:49 PM

scyrene said:
Why?

The desire for a small 1-series and/or an APS-C 1-series continues.

At least there’s a precedent in that the R6 got a sensor very similar to the 1D X III. But I doubt the 6-series will see cross-type AF before the 5-series.

scyrene · Saturday at 6:43 PM

neuroanatomist said:
The desire for a small 1-series and/or an APS-C 1-series continues.

At least there’s a precedent in that the R6 got a sensor very similar to the 1D X III. But I doubt the 6-series will see cross-type AF before the 5-series.

I'd be amazed if they reused the R1 sensor so soon though. Maybe for the R6IV.

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