A few days ago Nikon just released the Z 30 mirrorless camera designed for vloggers. Together with the Sony ZV-E10 released last year, Canon has to face up to the importance of the relevant market. There are rumors a few days ago that Canon will also launch an APS-C format EOS R system mirrorless camera with vlog as its selling point later this year, and the model may be EOS R100. Although Canon has released two mirrorless cameras, EOS R7 and EOS R10, in the EOS R system, they are mainly high-end models. In the past, Canon has said that it will not give up the EOS M series, and that EOS M is taking the people-friendly and vlog route. So if the EOS R100 is really released, does it mean that Canon is really going to give up on the EOS M series of mirrorless cameras?
In terms of specifications, the parameter configurations of Nikon Z 30 and Sony ZV-E10 are very similar, but because the electronic viewfinder has been removed, the camera can be designed to be more compact, and there is also room to improve the built-in radio section. These features are many What Vloggers aspire to. The Vlogging camera EOS R100 currently under development by Canon has a great chance to learn from the current EOS M6 Mark II, because the EOS M6 Mark II is also a favorite model of many Vloggers, but the biggest problem of the EOS M6 Mark II is that its use is gradually declining. The EF-M mount is a bit useless for Canon because the old mount brings limitations in focus response and data processing, and may not be able to cope with the Nikon Z 30 and Sony ZV-E10. For example, if we launch a camera specifically focused on vlogging based on EOS R10, we can share accessories and save development time.
via: canonrumors
