The EOS R is Canon’s long-awaited entry into the professional full-frame mirrorless market. The EOS R brings a new lens mount and a host of technical improvements that could lead to incredible images, but confounding design decisions and sub-par video modes keep the EOS R from realizing its full potential.
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60fps is full frame in 1080p. Irresponsible reporting
Yawn !!!
Old news and way out of date. Tony used the slowest rated card 1000x instead of 2000x and it was fragmented to slower still. MF Bar can be usefully set to many functions which don’t impact the photo if accidentally triggered. Touch and drag can be set to absolute which means you don’t have to swipe multiple times. You quickly learn to touch the relative part of the screen to instantly focus there and you can re adjust with minor movements. You are ill informed and way behind in your review. Shockingly bad for a tech channel
I am holding on to my Fuji X-T3 until 8K video mirrorless is available.
Night squad looking forward
The xt3 only can write on one card in video mode.
Is Canon still alive?
Sony will always be the king of mirrorless system.
Does 4K mean that much today, or is it a utube gimmick ?
Modern Full Frame 1080p is equal or better than old cropy 4K .
Think twice before u buy an Fuji APSC sensor for video… what are u doing ? U have Full Frame…
Find one & try it… don’t buy frantically, good advice.
Photography squad where you at?
Consider using a mono/tripod. Really.
Interesting