Canon EOS R7 will slowly eliminate the EOS-M system by 2021. Is this true or just a rumor?
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The emergence of shocking news, maybe this is related to the competition of digital cameras against smartphone cameras, which are increasingly sophisticated with a variety of interesting features. It is rumored that Canon will slowly eliminate the EOS-M system. What makes more sense is probably because Sony with its Alpha lineup is increasingly aggressive, so is Fujifilm and Nikon. Meanwhile Panasonic Lumix and Olympus also remain eager to compete with other brands.
At the time when the Canon APS-C EOS-R7 was launched in 2021, the EOS-M system would slowly be killed.
If it's true that Canon commits such atrocities, then true Canon fans no longer have the choice of affordable mirrorless cameras. Until now they have gotten this choice from Canon EOS-M systems such as the EOS M50 or the M6 Mark II.
Does Canon have the heart to do that?
So, what makes the Canon EOS R7 will be favored, and finally selected by the photographer who is now loyal to the system of the EOS-M? According to canonwactch.com, after Nikon released the Z 50 (with an APS-C sensor) we have at least to consider the possibility of an APS-C EOS R getting announced. Still, it leaves us a bit puzzled. Canon has a rather well-accepted mirrorless system with an APS-C sensor, the EOS M.
Meanwhile, dailycamera.com also reported that to make the system usable Canon will also announce three new RF lenses for the APS-C mirrorless cameras. This lineup of RF-series APS-c lenses will include standard zoom, a fixed bright prime, and a telephoto.
Furthermore dailycamera.com also mentions that the EOS R7 body could be the real replacement for the aging Canon EOS 7D Mark II.
There is interesting information for you to know, as reported by thenewcamera.com about the Canon EOS R7, this camera will carry the same 32.5 MP sensor that we have seen inside the Canon 90D OR Canon EOS M6 Mark II camera. As we all know can and lost its versatility with the announcement of RF-Mount based full-frame mirrorless cameras. Since the RF Mount and the Canon EF-Mount are completely different from each other.
If we look closely at Canon's perspective, maybe this Nikon rival company will see that mirrorless technology is the future of photography. That's why digitalcameraworld.com agrees and believes that an APS-C EOS R camera is an inevitability.
The digitalcameraworld.com also mentioned that more affordable APS-C cameras drip-feed consumers into higher-end full-frame cameras, and having the same lens mount makes this transition much simpler. And after all, what's the point of having a shiny new lens mount if you're not going to invest in the infrastructure around it?
If you are a new YouTuber or a novice photographer, will you join in waiting for the presence of the Canon EOS R7 in 2021? If you have no problem with the availability of money in your pocket, buy the EOS R7, certainly not a big deal.
Perhaps you also have another choice. You will choose the last system from the Canon EOS-M, which of course has the highest specifications. You can also choose the EOS M200 or other brands that have been launched by Panasonic, Olympus, Fujifilm, Nikon, or Sony Alpha. Before making a decision, be sure to ask your photography community friends, or read camera reviews, which you can read in 2020 while enjoying the atmosphere of staying at home.
The emergence of shocking news, maybe this is related to the competition of digital cameras against smartphone cameras, which are increasingly sophisticated with a variety of interesting features. It is rumored that Canon will slowly eliminate the EOS-M system. What makes more sense is probably because Sony with its Alpha lineup is increasingly aggressive, so is Fujifilm and Nikon. Meanwhile Panasonic Lumix and Olympus also remain eager to compete with other brands.
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At the time when the Canon APS-C EOS-R7 was launched in 2021, the EOS-M system would slowly be killed.
If it's true that Canon commits such atrocities, then true Canon fans no longer have the choice of affordable mirrorless cameras. Until now they have gotten this choice from Canon EOS-M systems such as the EOS M50 or the M6 Mark II.
Does Canon have the heart to do that?
So, what makes the Canon EOS R7 will be favored, and finally selected by the photographer who is now loyal to the system of the EOS-M? According to canonwactch.com, after Nikon released the Z 50 (with an APS-C sensor) we have at least to consider the possibility of an APS-C EOS R getting announced. Still, it leaves us a bit puzzled. Canon has a rather well-accepted mirrorless system with an APS-C sensor, the EOS M.
Meanwhile, dailycamera.com also reported that to make the system usable Canon will also announce three new RF lenses for the APS-C mirrorless cameras. This lineup of RF-series APS-c lenses will include standard zoom, a fixed bright prime, and a telephoto.
Furthermore dailycamera.com also mentions that the EOS R7 body could be the real replacement for the aging Canon EOS 7D Mark II.
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If we look closely at Canon's perspective, maybe this Nikon rival company will see that mirrorless technology is the future of photography. That's why digitalcameraworld.com agrees and believes that an APS-C EOS R camera is an inevitability.
The digitalcameraworld.com also mentioned that more affordable APS-C cameras drip-feed consumers into higher-end full-frame cameras, and having the same lens mount makes this transition much simpler. And after all, what's the point of having a shiny new lens mount if you're not going to invest in the infrastructure around it?
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If you are a new YouTuber or a novice photographer, will you join in waiting for the presence of the Canon EOS R7 in 2021? If you have no problem with the availability of money in your pocket, buy the EOS R7, certainly not a big deal.
Perhaps you also have another choice. You will choose the last system from the Canon EOS-M, which of course has the highest specifications. You can also choose the EOS M200 or other brands that have been launched by Panasonic, Olympus, Fujifilm, Nikon, or Sony Alpha. Before making a decision, be sure to ask your photography community friends, or read camera reviews, which you can read in 2020 while enjoying the atmosphere of staying at home.
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