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Canon R50V Preliminary Specifications
The preliminary specifications for the Canon EOS R50V have been leaked out via CanonRumors, and it certainly seems like it's around the size of the Canon EOS M6 Mark II.
What's curious about this is that Canon uses the "50" numerical while drastically changing the camera body, which is somewhat unusual for Canon to do.
Canon EOS R50 V Specifications
Body type
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SLR-style mirrorless
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Max resolution
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6000 x 4000
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Image ratio w:h
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1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9
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Effective pixels
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24 megapixels
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Sensor photo detectors
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26 megapixels
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Sensor size
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APS-C (22.3 x 14.9 mm)
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Sensor type
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CMOS
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Processor
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Digic X
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ISO
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100-32000
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Boosted ISO (minimum)
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100
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Boosted ISO (maximum)
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51200
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Custom white balance
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Yes
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Image stabilization
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Yes
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Uncompressed format
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RAW
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JPEG quality levels
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Fine, Normal
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Manual focus
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Yes
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Number of focus points
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651
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Lens mount
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Canon RF
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Focal length multiplier
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1.6×
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Articulated LCD
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Fully articulated
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Screen size
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3″
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Screen dots
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1,040,000
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Touch screen
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Yes
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Live view
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Yes
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Angle of view:
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Approx. 150° vertically and horizontally
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Minimum shutter speed
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30 sec
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Maximum shutter speed
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1/4000 sec
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Maximum shutter speed (electronic)
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1/8000 sec
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Format
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H.264, H.265
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Storage types
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UHS-II/UHS-I/UHSSD
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USB
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USB 3.2 Gen 2
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USB charging
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Yes
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HDMI
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Yes
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Microphone port
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Yes
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Headphone port
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Yes
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Wireless
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Built-In
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Remote control
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Yes
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Battery
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Battery Pack
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Battery description
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LP-E17
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Weight (inc. batteries)
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370 g (13.05 oz)
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Dimensions
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119.3 x 73.7 x 45.2 mm (4.70 x 2.90 x 1.78″)
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Thoughts on the Canon EOS R50 V
The Canon EOS M6 Mark II size was around 119.6×70.0×49.2 mm, which is very close to this camera's size. The R50 V camera is very light at 370g, around the same specification weight as the M6 Mark II, which weighed 361g.
The image stabilization seems odd, but I wonder if they mean electronic instead of in-camera image stabilization. With a 370g weight, I would not expect to see IBIS, as Canon has not put that on any light camera to date.
CanonRumors expects the camera to retail at around $649, which places it at the lower end of the price point for Canon RF cameras.
This camera does not surprise me much, as the R100 was a sales disaster for Canon, unable to penetrate the market in sufficient quantities as the digital rebels of the past used to.
We will see what this camera looks like tomorrow; it will be a very interesting day!