Thank you. It was a fantastic, otherworldly scenery at the end of a heavy tempest, with the evening sun piercing through the clouds, and the wind was still heavy but one could stand - the days before we had literally to hide away in our flat. This image is shot it at the coast of Northumberland, close to Bambergh, with a tele zoom. I just showed it here to demonstrate that I can be relaxed enough for taking decent pictures
That would be amazing to have on a R6III. With the probable stacked sensor and 14 bit ES mode and the AF improvements seen on the R5II....this is looking like a very mature and attractive camera.Isn't that part of the rumored specs?
The R5 has 5.76 Million dots (1600x1200). If you are you asking how likely is this rumored spec to be true, then it is really hard to tell
Now, given that the R1 went to 9.44 Million dots EVF with Eye Control and the R5 to 5.76 Million dots with Eye Control, then this allows the R6 to go to 5.76 Million dots and still be a step behind the R5 for differentiation. I'd say I believe it very well could be that the R6 III will have a 5.76 Million dots EVF
R3 sensor needs a fast processor to make the best use of it. Not sure if all that can be done within the budget of a typical volume selling camera body.
Both are called the digic X, but the one in the R6II is a lot more power efficient, so it’s not completely the same.
Definitely no one knows, but hopefully the expectations can be right and we see even more than our expectations, i want to buy something that i won't change for several years to come, R6 and R6II are both prone for upgrade anyway, even R5 is upgraded now with R5II, so R6III should be a nice version that i won't think about replacement later any soon.
Everything you can do with the R6II (or with any other camera) today will not change even in 10 years - that camera will retain the same characteristics and the same virtues and flaws. There's always a new camera around the corner. So if you really need a new camera in addition to the fantastically capable 1DX, bite the bullet and buy yourself an R5 or R52 and don't look back.
I was thinking about R6II really over R5, but now i am thinking about R5II more not R5, it is still pricey for me but if i can try i might afford it by next year earlier, so it won't be very old and i can hold on that for maybe another decade, but R6III rumors sounds also tempting, i don't expect that R6III to outperform R5II, but it might have things amazing that i don't need much within R5II but it will be cheaper, maybe around $2500-3000, if i will wait R5II to be around $3000-3500 then i will miss a lot and definitely something new will be out, wish i can afford R1 or Nikon Z9 or even Sony A1 but i don't need to.
In fact i was looking at R7 only because it has 30mp+ and APS-C size, so i don't crop much and i don't lose much of resolution, but many advised me to not choose R7 for another reasons, with my 1DX and 1D3 and 30D i always crop no matter what lens i use, so i don't like to have a camera to crop and then i left with less mp even if it is not a big deal, i mean why i crop 24mp to something around 10-16mp while with a crop factor and say 30mp i can crop down to 20-25mp at best, so i still have more mp after cropping, but maybe having a bad quality image even not cropped is worse than a full quality imaged even with heavy cropped, right?
I really don't care much about that mp thing really, because i was using lower mp cameras for sports, 1D3 has 10mp with 10fps, while 1DX has 18mp with 12fps, both have been outperformed with so many mirrorless cameras from all, Canon/Nikon/Sony, even Olympus and maybe Fuji also have bodies surpassed those 1D3 and 1DX, back then i wasn't much care about mp, but as long i keep cropping i feel like why not have more mp so i can have enough after cropping, 24mp isn't a big improvement over 18mp anyway, even in the past i had Sony A7R with 36mp and Hasselblad H4D 60mp, so i feel like now using 24mp is no upgrade since a decade, but i will be happy with R5 or R6 or R7 even R8 over my old fast cameras no doubt.
