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Canon EOS R: A Dollar Store Camera With Mercedes Lenses
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November 3, 2018
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10:12Now PlayingCanon EOS R has some great features, but is mostly an overpriced letdown. And so continues Canon's trend of making underwhelming cameras for consumers, as well as way too powerfully amazing cameras that no one can afford. Their dynamic range business model is too high, and that is what today's video is about.
We will also discuss the new wide angle lens rumours for the RF mount system. 14-21 f1.4L, 16-35mm f2.8L and 12-20mm f2. My goodness.
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