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p.4 #12 · p.4 #12 · Who hates the R7 rear button's layout and too smal size body ? | |
duncang wrote:
You need a 101 in marketing lesson. If you already own an R5/R3 you are most definitely not in the target market for the R7 so why would Canon prioritise layout compatibility with these cameras over affordability for the target market ?
Duncang, genuine/sincere question for you. Why do you think an R5 owner is "most definitely not in the target market for the R7"? I am an R5 owner but have previously owned the 7D and still have a 7DM2. I had waited for YEARS for Canon to finally come out with the true successor to the 7DM2 and while this is not it, it is the closest thing. I could see an R5 and an R7 being a nice safari combo; the R5 with an EF 100-400 II or RF 100-500 for mammals and larger birds while the R7 could have a 500 or 600 on it for small birds or more distant subjects (early, before the day's heat causes distortion). I could also see the R7 being used with a 100-400 or 100-500 for hiking and the R5 with a 500 or 600 being used in more "destination" scenarios.
Also, if the R7 was meant to be a prosumer body, then why not give it the same button/dial layout as the R3 or R5? And if it is meant more to get new users into the mirrorless market, why would it matter to those people what the button/dial layout was? So if no advantage to doing it one way (the way they did it) but an advantage to doing it another way (like the R3 and R5), why not do it the way that has no drawback but does have benefit?
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