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DPReviewTV: Review of the EOS R

DPReview continues its reviews of the EOS R, this time reviewed by Chris and Jordan for DPReviewTV.

In many ways, their opinions are what dpreview has stated in their first impressions review, and it remains to be seen if Canon holds to thier promise of many important firmware updates to improve the EOS R from where it is today.

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