We already know that the upcoming Canon EOS RP will be officially announced in mid February, 2019. Just ahead of WPPI show 2019 and CP+ show 2019 at the end of February.
Canon will have a new product announcement in next month, around mid February, just ahead of CP+ Show 2019 (Thu, Feb 28, 2019 – Sun, Mar 3, 2019). The leaked Canon EOS RP entry-level full frame mirrorless camera will be announced. The price for Canon EOS RP body is around $1,500 in US.
According to very trusted source Nokishita Camera, Canon will soon announce a new full frame mirrorless camera called “Canon EOS RP“. The Canon EOS RP could be an entry-level full frame mirrorless camera that below current EOS R. As already confirmed before, EOS RP will have a 26MP full frame sensor and no touch bar.
Canon USA has just released a series of video tips for the new released Canon EOS R (B&H Photo Video/Amazon/Adorama) full frame mirrorless camera.
Two new Canon RF lens patents now shown up at USPTO. One is already released Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens, the other could be an upcoming RF lens as EOS R Kit lens: RF 24-80mm f/4L IS USM.
As already confirmed before, Canon has at least one full frame mirrorless camera body in testing, and will be released in 2019. And as known to all, this will be the second Canon EOS R body. CR just said that we are likely to see entry-level EOS R body coming before high-end/professional EOS R bodies,…
Canon recently has registered a new battery grip called EG-E1 in their database. According to Nokishita Camera, this new EG-E1 battery grip will be announced soon.
The Canon EOS 7D Mark II and Canon EOS 80D are already quite old now, and according to previous rumors, replacement of both cameras will coming in 2019. Canon has already confirmed that there will be no new EF lenses in 2019, but this not mean we will not see new DSLR cameras.
According to recently rumors on NL, the long awaited IBIS feature will coming to an EOS R camera in this year. And around 2020, Canon will release a new EOS R camera that have a 100MP full frame sensor, to replace current EOS 5DS/5DS R DSLR cameras.