Canon Lineup 2025 Camera Rumors: Say Goodbye to Outdated Tech!

Get ready to witness the next evolution in photography and videography! Canon's 2025 camera lineup promises to redefine innovation with cutting-edge features and groundbreaking designs. In this video, we unveil the most anticipated releases, discuss rumored specs, and explain why it's time to stop investing in older models. From game-changing mirrorless cameras to revolutionary lenses, discover what makes these upcoming products a must-watch for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
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[LDF]

R1X already bro? I bought the R1 2 weeks ago and I see ts

[hedgeknightphotography]

With all the advancement in camera technology I wonder how far above our ability to visually process the photograph is this tech usable. Much like an older person with deteriorated hearing buying a Bose, Dolby, multiplex sound system. Don't get me wrong, I'm impressed with what the company's have to offer.

[unclebillscamping]

Canon already had a perfectly capable compact camera series and they killed it.

[phyllidaacworth]

If the R6 MK3 doesn't have more megapixels than the MK2 why would you upgrade?

[guibospe]

I have a R7, usually take bird photos, and sometimes the wings don't have sharpness enough. I expect in the next generation they'll correct it.

[parisborn]

This video is paid for by Canon. My argument: Why doesn't Canon increase the megapixels of the R6 Mark III camera? The answer is simple: to avoid cannibalizing its R5 and R5 Mark II cameras. Otherwise, it doesn't explain why low-end APSC cameras are getting more megapixels, reaching the 24.2 MP of the current R6 Mark II. It's a shame that Canon is so puny, so puny with its own users, who have followed it for years and who feel trapped in its web, unable to leave its brand due to the enormous investment in Canon lenses we've already made. And why are people migrating to Sony? Because that brand is futuristic, it does think about its customers, aware that professional photographers do print their photos, and they do urgently require a minimum pixelation of 35 MP so that their photos don't pixelate when simply zooming in. I'm switching to Sony. I want that brand because it's not cheap like Canon, which closes its RF mount to other quality manufacturers, like Tamron and Sigma. Is that fear, Canon? Fear of being shown to compete with you by making better lenses? Let's think before we stick with that cheap brand.

[OSKVIDCreativemedia]

Canon r7 has already 33, so all your info is false

[jonasweiss]

R1 Mark II will be 2027. R5S will be late this year, 80 Mp. No R1X.

[photosquare]

All older cameras will lose their abilitys instantly ;-)

[alansach]

We will be able to sit at home, tell our cameras what pictures we want, and they will go out and take them by themselves!

[sonnygrant]

i am not subscribing, you talk too much. Just get to the point