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Danpbphoto wrote:
JWilsonphoto wrote:
Good Morning Boys!
I'm not sure when I'll get my first II, but the whispers that I'm getting lead me to believe it will be two weeks to a month at the outside. The set up will be the II, the new double capacity batteries and the cooling grip. I remember that the grip availability lagged a month when the R5 was released, we'll see how it goes this time.
Bill, as far as new features, one could say that the II isn't all that different when compared to the the R5, but if you go through the series of YouTube videos in the link that I posted I think that you will see that the improvements are substantial.
Ray, I think that having the R5C in the line up for you and I is a great thing due to the discreet still and cinema operating systems. I'd be willing to wager large on the fact that you will have at least one R5II in your hands sooner rather than later because of the refinements. The eye controlled focus alone will make it a smart choice for your subjects, no to mention the pre-roll feature and increased frame rate/lack of rolling shutter. The II is not the 80-100mp beast that Canon led us to believe would be their next offering, but given the thought that seems to have gone into the design of the II, I don't think we'll be disappointed.
Let's try to keep this a secret from Douglas............ if he gets any better I think I'm going to take up golf or something!
I await your analysis on this new body Jim! I am still in "the hunt" for a mirrorless body.
Dan
thank it’s the R5II is a solid offering, pretty much like the much more expensive Sony A1, it has some neat features the A1 doesn’t, like the pre capture in raw. the new sony A9III has it. but not the current A1, i am sure the A1II will have it and some other features that we don’t even know yet, they will be asking for $7000. the R5 II is priced reasonably, in my opinion
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