The camera manufacturer has once again exposed new equipment products that are worth paying attention to. Canon 's new flagship camera EOS R1 is rumored to be released in the second half of next year. It may be equipped with a high-pixel sensor and become the king of "resolution".
Sony 's new generation high-pixel model A7R V may arrive soon, and rumors indicate that the camera will be released on October 26.
Leica rumor will resume production of M6 film rangeshaft camera . According to the latest news, this new camera may be priced below $4,000. If you are a big fan of Leica film cameras, please don't miss it.
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Canon EOS R1 may become the king of resolution
According to the latest news, the Canon EOS R1 camera is scheduled to be released in the second half of 2023. This new flagship will become the "king of new resolutions" and will focus on 8K video production. Currently, Sony and Leica cameras have models up to 60 million pixels. If the report is true, Canon will surpass this indicator.
In addition, the appearance and ergonomics of this flagship machine will go further. Canon spent a lot of time talking to users during the development process, especially professionals using EOS R3.
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Sony α7R V will be released on October 26
According to a reliable source, Sony will release the new A7R V camera at around 3 pm London time on October 26, but there is still no detailed specification information about this new camera.
In addition to this body, Sony "probably" will release a new ZV series camera in early October. It may be a fixed lens entry model similar to the ZV-1.
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New Leica M6 may be priced below $4,000
Leica may resume production of new M6 film cameras. New rumors indicate that this machine will be matched with the red dot logo with the word "Leitz", so it can be inferred that the new M6 belongs to the "Classic" rather than the TTL version.
The current old M6 is priced at about 2,000-3,000 US dollars, while the MP is available for $5,695. The new M6 will be between them, and maybe the listing price will be less than $4,000.
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Nikon paused Z 400mm f/2.8 lens order
Nikon announced the suspension of Nikkor Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S telephoto lens because "the order volume was unexpectedly large." This is not the first time, and Nikon suspended orders for the lens as early as July.
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compilation | Bi Chao/Liang Shuang
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