SECRET R5 II Details LEAKED & R1 ANNOUNCED!

Jan Wegener
15 May 202408:34

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the recent announcements from Canon, focusing on the EOS R1 and the anticipated R5 Mark II camera. The EOS R1 is described as a camera with groundbreaking autofocus advancements, a fast stacked sensor, and AI capabilities that predict subject movements for improved tracking. Despite limited information on resolution and other specs, expectations are high for this model. The R5 Mark II is rumored to feature a 45-megapixel stacked sensor with high readout speed, pre-burst functionality, and a shooting speed of 30 frames per second. It's expected to have a mechanical and electronic shutter and an improved overheating solution. The video also raises questions about the future of the R3 model in light of these advancements. The presenter teases more information to come and encourages viewers to improve their image editing skills with their masterclass.

Takeaways

  • 📷 The EOS R1 camera has been announced as a future-shaping product for Canon, with the R3 being a similar model but slightly larger.
  • 🔍 The R1 is expected to have a super-fast stacked sensor, potentially eliminating rolling shutter issues.
  • 🚀 The camera will feature advanced autofocus capabilities, likely aided by AI, which can predict subject movements and maintain focus.
  • 📸 The R1 is anticipated to have a DIGIC 10 processor and a DIGIC accelerator for quick data processing.
  • 🔥 High expectations are set for the R1, with Canon using phrases like 'unprecedented advancement' in their press release.
  • 📈 The R5 Mark II is hinted to have a 45-megapixel stacked sensor with a high readout speed, reducing rolling shutter effects.
  • 🎥 A pre-burst feature is expected in the R5 Mark II, which may improve upon the implementation in the R6 Mark I.
  • 🏃 The R5 Mark II is speculated to offer a shooting speed of 30 frames per second with user-selectable frame rates.
  • 🔧 Both mechanical and electronic shutters are expected in the R5 Mark II, along with an improved overheating solution.
  • 🤔 The R3's future is uncertain as the R5 Mark II and R1 may outperform it in several aspects, including autofocus and frame rates.
  • ⏰ There is speculation that the R5 Mark II might be announced around May 21, but more information might come in June or July.

Q & A

  • What is the main camera discussed in the video?

    -The main camera discussed is the Canon EOS R1, which is said to shape the company's future.

  • What is the difference between the EOS R1 and the R3?

    -The R1 seems to be slightly larger than the R3, with a little light indicator above the logo on the left side, and the camera body is a bit taller and steeper on the right side.

  • What is the expected improvement in the R1 over previous models?

    -The R1 is expected to have super-fast autofocus, great processing power, and a super-fast stacked sensor which should eliminate rolling shutter issues.

  • What is the significance of the AI advancements in the R1?

    -The AI advancements allow the camera to predict more accurately what will happen next when tracking a subject, reducing distractions and improving autofocus performance.

  • What is the 'action priority' feature mentioned for the R1?

    -The 'action priority' feature enables the camera to recognize a person performing an action in a scene, such as a sporting event, and prioritize tracking that subject.

  • What processor is expected to be in the R1?

    -The R1 is expected to have a new DIGIC 10 processor and a DIGIC accelerator to handle the data processing.

  • What are the expectations for the R5 Mark II?

    -The R5 Mark II is expected to have a 45-megapixel stacked sensor, pre-burst feature, 30 frames per second shooting speed, and an improved overheating solution.

  • How does the R5 Mark II's pre-burst feature differ from the R6 Mark I?

    -It is hoped that the R5 Mark II will have an improved pre-burst feature that writes the pre-burst start directly to the memory card, rather than creating a separate file as in the R6 Mark I.

  • What is the potential concern regarding the R3 after the introduction of the R1 and R5 Mark II?

    -The concern is that the R1 and R5 Mark II may outperform the R3 in most aspects, such as higher frame rates, faster sensor readout speeds, and better autofocusing performance, making the R3 quickly outdated for still photography.

  • When might the R5 Mark II be officially announced?

    -There is speculation that the R5 Mark II might be announced around May 21, but it could also be later in June or July.

  • What additional feature is hinted at for future discussion in the video?

    -A potential Canon subscription model is hinted at for discussion in a future video.

  • What does the speaker recommend for those interested in image editing?

    -The speaker recommends checking out their masterclass, Pro sets, and brush pack for those who want to improve their image editing skills.

Outlines

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📷 Announcement of the EOS R1 and Speculations on the R5 Mark I

The video begins with the host discussing the recent announcement of the EOS R1, a camera that is set to define Canon's future. The host also expresses anticipation for the R5 Mark I, sharing new details obtained from various sources. The EOS R1 development is briefly covered, highlighting its similarities with the R3, with minor design differences such as a light indicator and a slightly larger body. The R1 is expected to feature a fast autofocus, powerful processing, and a stacked sensor that could potentially eliminate rolling shutter issues. However, Canon has not disclosed specific details about sensor resolution or other specifications. The camera's AI capabilities are expected to predict subject movements for improved autofocus tracking. The discussion also touches on the R5 Mark I, with the host mentioning a 45-megapixel stacked sensor and a pre-burst feature. The host's personal expectations for the R1 include a fast sensor, high resolution, pre-burst capability, high frame rates, and excellent video performance.

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🔥 Anticipated Features and Release Speculation for the R5 Mark II

The host delves into more specifics about the R5 Mark I, expecting a 30 frames per second shooting speed with variable settings, mechanical and electronic shutter options, and an advanced overheating solution, particularly beneficial for video mode. It is anticipated that the R5 Mark I will maintain a similar design to the current R5 but incorporate some features from the R6 Mark II. The host also contemplates the implications for the R3, suggesting that the R5 Mark I and the R1 may outperform it in several aspects. There is a brief mention of a potential Canon subscription model to be discussed in a future video. The host expresses hope for the R5 Mark I's announcement and availability before their July trip. There is speculation that the R5 Mark I might be announced on May 21, but more recent information points to a reveal in June or July. The video concludes with a prompt for viewers to share their thoughts on the R1 and R5 Mark I and whether they plan to purchase these cameras.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡EOS R1

EOS R1 refers to a new camera model announced by Canon that is expected to shape the company's future. It is mentioned as having a slightly larger body compared to the R3, with a light indicator above the logo and a taller and steeper design on the right-hand side. The camera is anticipated to have advanced features such as super-fast autofocus and a stacked sensor, which should minimize rolling shutter effects. It is a central theme of the video as it represents Canon's innovation and future direction in camera technology.

💡R5 Mark I

R5 Mark I is a forthcoming camera model from Canon that has generated significant interest among the audience. The video discusses leaked specifications, including a 45-megapixel stacked sensor and a pre-burst feature. It is expected to have a shooting speed of 30 frames per second and will likely incorporate design elements from the R6 Mark II. The R5 Mark I is a key focus of the video as it represents an advancement in camera technology that many viewers are eager to learn more about.

💡Stacked Sensor

A stacked sensor is a type of image sensor technology that allows for faster readout speeds, which can significantly reduce or eliminate issues like rolling shutter. In the context of the video, the R1 is said to have a super-fast stacked sensor, and the R5 Mark I is expected to have one as well, which would be faster than the R3's sensor. This technology is crucial for high-speed photography and videography, making it a significant aspect of the video's discussion on camera advancements.

💡Rolling Shutter

Rolling shutter is a phenomenon that occurs in cameras where the image is read out sequentially rather than all at once, which can lead to distortions in fast-moving images. The video mentions that the new stacked sensor in the R1 and R5 Mark I should help eliminate most rolling shutter issues, which is a significant improvement for photographers and videographers capturing fast action.

💡Pre-Burst

Pre-burst is a camera feature that captures a series of images just before the shutter button is fully pressed, ensuring that no crucial moments are missed. The video suggests that the R5 Mark I will include a pre-burst feature, which is an advancement over previous models where the implementation created separate files. This feature is important for action photography where timing is critical.

💡Autofocus

Autofocus is a camera feature that automatically adjusts the focus of the lens to ensure sharp images. The video discusses the advancements in autofocus technology in the R1, mentioning that AI will help predict subject movements and maintain focus, which is a significant improvement over previous models. Autofocus capabilities are a key selling point for the cameras discussed in the video.

💡Digic 10 Processor

The Digic 10 processor is a new image processor mentioned in the video that will be used in the R1. It is expected to provide enhanced processing power, which is crucial for handling the data from the camera's fast sensor and advanced autofocus system. The processor is part of what makes the R1 an exciting development in camera technology.

💡Action Priority

Action Priority is a feature that allows the camera to recognize when a subject is in motion or performing an action and prioritize focusing on that subject. The video suggests that this feature will be present in the R1, enhancing the camera's ability to capture sports and other fast-moving subjects accurately.

💡Overheating Solution

The video discusses a new overheating solution for the R5 Mark I, which is designed to prevent the camera from overheating, especially in video mode. This is an important feature for videographers who often shoot for extended periods, as overheating can cause the camera to shut down or limit performance.

💡R3

The R3 is another camera model from Canon that is compared to the R1 in terms of design and expected performance. The video suggests that while the R3 is a good camera for filming, it may be quickly outperformed by the R5 Mark I and the R1 in terms of still photography. The R3 serves as a point of comparison to highlight the expected advancements in the newer models.

💡Image Editing

Image editing is the process of altering or enhancing digital photos or videos. The video host offers to help viewers become more confident and professional in image editing through a masterclass, which includes professional settings and a brush pack. This is mentioned as an essential skill for photographers and videographers to get the best results from their equipment.

Highlights

Announcement of the EOS R1, a camera that will shape Canon's future.

R5 Mark I is a camera of high interest with new details shared in the video.

EOS R1 development announcement includes a fast autofocus and great processing power.

R1 is expected to have a super fast stacked sensor, potentially eliminating rolling shutter.

AI advancements in the R1 will allow the camera to predict subject movements for better autofocus tracking.

The R1 will feature action priority, recognizing the subject in motion during events.

New DIGIC 10 processor and DIGIC accelerator will support fast data reading and writing.

High expectations for the R1 due to its long development time and press release hype.

R5 Mark I rumored to have a 45-megapixel stacked sensor with high readout speed.

Pre-burst feature is expected to be included in the R5 Mark I.

R5 Mark I is expected to shoot at 30 frames per second with selectable frame rates.

The R5 Mark I will have both mechanical and electronic shutters and an improved overheating solution.

Design of the R5 Mark I will incorporate features from the EOS R6 Mark 2 but maintain the current R5 shape.

The R3 may be quickly outperformed by the R5 Mark I and R1 in most aspects.

Speculation that the R5 Mark I might be announced on May 21, but more likely in June or July.

The presenter is considering the impact of the R5 Mark I and R1 on the value and use of the R3.

The presenter will share more information on the R5 Mark I as it becomes available.

A potential Canon subscription model is teased for a future video.

Transcripts

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hi everyone and welcome back to the

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Early Bird photo news Canen I just

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announced the EOS R1 the camera that

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will shape the company's future but I

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know there's another camera most of you

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guys are even more interested in the R5

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Mark I and I got new details about this

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camera from a few sources that I'm also

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going to share with you in this video

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before we talk about the R5 Mark I let's

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talk about the big news of today the

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development announcement of the EOS R1

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or in this case the R3 but looking at

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the folders the R3 and the R1 seem very

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similar the main difference seems to be

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that there's a little light indicator

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above the logo on the left hand side and

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then the camera overall seems to be a

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little bit taller and on the right hand

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side the camera is also a bit steeper

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and taller than the R3 so all in all not

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a huge difference but it seems like the

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R1 is going to be a little bit larger

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but it makes sense that the body shape

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overall stays very similar to the R3

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because if you have an R3 in your hand

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it just feels fantastic so I wouldn't

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expect Canon to change too much the only

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thing I hope they will change is the

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screen on the back of the camera so that

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it can go in all directions like on the

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Sony A9 Mark II for instance and this is

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where the exciting news about the R1

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development announcement already end

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because Canon really didn't tell us a

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lot we now know that it's going to be an

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amazing camera with super fast autofocus

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great processing power and hopefully no

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rolling shutter and great features like

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pre-burst for instance but when it comes

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to sens of resolution or other specs

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Canon remained very tight lipped so we

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don't know a lot at this stage the only

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specs I've personally heard outside of

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the development announcement is that the

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R1 will have a super fast stacked sensor

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so definitely not a global shutter but

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that the read out from that sensor is

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one of the fastest if not the fastest in

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the market so things like rolling

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shutter should hopefully be gone forever

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Canon definitely used some big words in

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the press release like never beeseen

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advancement in autofocus and other

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features so there's definitely sky high

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expectations with that camera and it

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seems like especially in terms of the

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autofocus the AI will help to kind of

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fulfill these expectations the biggest

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advancements with the ey seem to be that

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the camera can predict more what's going

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to happen next when you're tracking a

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subject because in the past if something

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was crossing through your viewfinder

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while you're tracking your subject the

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camera would often get distracted and

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now it seems like with the new AI

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capabilities that are one will be able

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to stay on your subject or it can also

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predict what the subject will do next

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and help the autofocus to stay on your

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subject rather than jumping off it it

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seems like the camera will also have

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some great features like the so-called

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action priority where it seems like that

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the camera can recognize that a certain

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person in like a sporting event for

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instance is doing the action and then

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sticking with that subject at least

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that's what I'm reading here all this is

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supported by a new dig 10 processor and

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a digic accelerator so these should be

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helping in reading all this data and

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sending it quickly onto our memory cards

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so all in all it sounds pretty exciting

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but also nothing that we didn't expect

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in this camera already right because the

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expectations for the aan are certainly

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Sky High and I feel like kenon will

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actually have a hard time fulfilling all

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our expectations simply because the

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camera has been in development for so

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long we've been waiting for an R1 for

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basically 4 years and now that it's

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finally coming we expect nothing than

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the best so I think Canon will

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definitely have some issues fulfilling

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all our expectations but at the same

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time it definitely sounds like an

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amazing camera what do you guys think

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for me personally when it comes to the

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i1 my expectations haven't really

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changed and I expected to have a super

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fast great sensor with hopefully enough

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resolution pre-burst great autofocusing

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capabilities hopefully at least 60 if

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not 120 frames a second and an overall

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great performing camera inte great body

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that also does some fantastic video so

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that's not too much to ask is it since I

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knew that the R1 would be announced

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today and that everyone would be talking

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about it I Tred to squeeze my sources a

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little bit harder to find out some

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information that no one else would be

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sharing with you today as I've done in

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the past many times on this channel when

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I broke some news about the R6 Mark I

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for instance or the 200 to 800 mm lenses

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and I was lucky that some of my sources

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were actually willing to share a little

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bit more information about the R5 Mark I

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of course until it's officially

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announced we can't be 100% % certain

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that this is accurate but I'm very

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confident in this news so I've been told

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that the R5 Mark I will have a 45

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megapixel stacked sensor with a super

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high ret out speed actually faster than

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the R3 which would be amazing cuz that

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should eliminate most rolling shutter

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from our images then we're going to have

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an exciting feature that most of us want

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is pre-burst even though I hope it's

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better implemented than in the R6 Mark I

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for instance where creates a separate

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file so hopefully we have a pre-burst

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feature in the R5 Mark I that will

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actually write the RW start directly to

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our card but having that included is

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already a big step in the right

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direction when it comes to the shooting

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speed I'm expecting 30 frames per

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seconds and that you can also select in

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the menu how many frames per second you

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want to shoot it on top of that it seems

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like that we will be getting a

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mechanical and an electronic shutter and

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a new great overheating solution that

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will stop the camera from overheating

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especially in video mode which is very

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welcome as well when it comes to the

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design it seems like that the camera

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will Implement some of the body features

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from the as 6 Mark 2 but overall stay

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very similar to the current R5 shape now

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that definitely sounds like an exciting

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camera doesn't it I have a few more

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details but I don't want to share too

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much today but I will definitely share

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more as it trickles in over the next few

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weeks and no matter what camera you will

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be using in the future it's important

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that you learn image editing and I would

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love to help you get more confident and

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become a professional when it comes to

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image editing with my masterclass my Pro

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sets and my brush pack so if you want to

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get amazing results from your own roll

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FS make sure to check these out down

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there in the description when you guys

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hear these specs about the R5 Mark I do

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you even feel like you need an R1 it

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certainly feels like that the R5 Mark II

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for the large majority of people is the

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camera to have when it comes out would

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you agree is there anything in the

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camera that you feel like is lacking or

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that you definitely want to see that I

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haven't mentioned yet the biggest

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question for me is actually where does

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all this leave the R3 and will I be able

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to get more than $500 for this camera

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soon because it certainly seems like

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that the R5 Mark II and especially the

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R1 will completely outperform the R3 in

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most if not any aspects with higher

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frame rates faster sensor read out

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speeds and overall much better

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autofocusing performance as well so

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personally I'm not too disappointed

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about it because the R3 is very good for

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filming and that's what I use it mostly

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for but for Stills it seems like it will

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be quickly overtaken by the R5 Mark I

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and the R1 so the big question now is

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when will R5 mark2 enter R1 be

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officially announced and when will these

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cameras be available for pre-order and

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final delivery and if you guys want to

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so there has been a little bit of talk

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that the Canon R5 Mar I might be

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announced next week on May 21 but from

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what I've heard over the last few days

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it seems like it's more likely that we

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hear more about the R5 m 2 Ander R1 a

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little bit later in sort of June or even

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July now I don't have any specific

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details on the release that it could

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still be next week for the R5 Mark I but

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it seems like it might drag on a little

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bit longer which is a little bit

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disappointing also for me because I'm

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going to go on a big trip in July and

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I'm really hoping that by then I will

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have the R5 Mark I in my hands but for

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now we'll just have to wait and see but

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it seems like it will happen anytime

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between next week sort of May 21 and

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then early July so that's been a lot of

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news to take in about the R5 Mark II and

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the R1 already so I'm going to share

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other news that I have like a potential

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Canon subscription model that is coming

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in my next video so if you guys enjoyed

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this video make sure to let me know all

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