Sources say Canon will launch a new full-frame camera to replace EOS R

CTOnews.com August 11 news, according to canonrumors news, Canon is about to launch a new APS-C camera, which may be the R100 for entry-level positioning. In addition, Canon is expected to launch a new full-frame camera within six months to replace the EOS R, but will not be called the EOS R II and will be positioned lower than the EOS R6.

CTOnews.com reported that in 2018, Canon launched the EOS R full-frame exclusive, carrying 30.3 million effective pixels CMOS, with the common sensitivity of ISO 40000, equipped with DIGIC8 image processor, support for full-pixel dual-core RAW recording, does not support optical anti-shake. At present, the Canon EOS R sells for 12000 yuan on the e-commerce platform.

In addition, according to canonrumors, Canon's new RF APS-C frame SLR has entered the prototype testing phase and is expected to be released before November.

▲ EOS M6 II

According to sources, the "EOS R100" will be a small Vlogger camera designed to be close to the Canon EOS M6 Mark II. In terms of performance, the camera will support shooting 4K at 60fps speed, as well as FHD 120fps mode.