but basically my assumption is:
Canon can make money buy selling R7II at $2500 if sufficient volume.
The question is whether there are enough people willing to pay $2500, to make it a attractive camera for most Canon users.
For it to be really attactive it would be:
39mpx APSC R7ii
sensor read speed in mid single digits (6ms like the R5II) which is a stacked BSI sensor likely
30fps
CFExpress B 1 slot and a significant buffer like 100 in craw
4k downsample 60fps
Updating software for precapture, CLOG 3 but not clog2
Liimited time at 8k video (heat issues)
[adding stop and a 1/3 less iso capability than r5ii]
[adding iq better than using a 1.4x on a full frame camera]
but basically my assumption is:
Canon can make money buy selling R7II at $2500 if sufficient volume.
The question is whether there are enough people willing to pay $2500, to make it a attractive camera for most Canon users.
For it to be really attactive it would be:
39mpx APSC R7ii
sensor read speed in mid single digits (6ms like the R5II) which is a stacked BSI sensor likely
30fps
CFExpress B 1 slot and a significant buffer like 100 in craw
4k downsample 60fps
Updating software for precapture, CLOG 3 but not clog2
Liimited time at 8k video (heat issues)
