Here are some Canon EOS R5 C specifications
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I’d be surprised if this is over 5k.
it’s the same guts as an R5, the R5 sensor was capable of 8k 60fps its just if it had it the camera would have melted. Rolling shutter will also be almost the same as it was on the R5 so not bad at all.
new body, new fan, moved the lcd out of the way, give it some more recording options now it’s cooled and some extra codecs. It’s mainly software upgrades other than the body redesign.
They also most likely have a good pile of chips and semiconductors from the R5 production so costs should be reasonable.
it’s the same guts as an R5, the R5 sensor was capable of 8k 60fps its just if it had it the camera would have melted. Rolling shutter will also be almost the same as it was on the R5 so not bad at all.
new body, new fan, moved the lcd out of the way, give it some more recording options now it’s cooled and some extra codecs. It’s mainly software upgrades other than the body redesign.
They also most likely have a good pile of chips and semiconductors from the R5 production so costs should be reasonable.
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Well I have to say on 45mpx sensor its needed especially if you are moving a lot while shooting, or using a lot of non IS lenses, the micro jitters are a thing on the high mpx sensors. I think if you are mostly into photography the R5 is a better option. It's still a decent video camera.
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That's unfortunate, but still a win for tripod shots of stationary dragonflies, especially when they emerge from their cocoon and start drying their wings.
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who says he signed an NDA. He doesnt have the camera. He simply could have gotten the info in advanced and isnt obligated to follow any rules just like canonrumors dpesnt.
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i actually mentioned this in my post as a pro i didnt believe it would happen but that menu makes everything way better to use for video.
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What are micro jitters?
I (mostly) use L glass, but not all have IS..
The difference is I mostly do stills… Probably 75% pictures and 25% video..
So i wonder how the quality of my photos are comparing the R5 with IBIS to a R5c without IBIS.
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you basically have to shoot at higher shutters. I have the 5dsr. the shake is noticeable if you zoom in. Shooting portraits with slow shutters with longer lenses without is might be an issue.
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A hybrid without IBIS and a high resolution sensor is not a great thing imo. You are welcome to formulate your own opinion. I promise not to attack you personally over your gear choice.
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