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Canon has been releasing new products in rapid succession, with the EOS 7, EOS 10, and EOS R6 Mark II last year, and the EOS R8 this year. It is widely rumored that the EOS R5 Mark II will be released this year. However, the rumored specifications are questionable. Even if the image sensor is back-illuminated, it is said to have about 61 million pixels. Will it have exactly the same number of pixels as the Sony α7RV? It is said that this will enable continuous shooting at 30 frames per second (in the case of electronic shutter, 12 frames per second with mechanical shutter), but will they release such a monster machine? Also, the recording media is said to be CFexpress Type B double slot, but is this possible without making the body larger than the EOS R5? Even if it is a little larger, if it becomes a vertical grip integrated type, one of the advantages of the EOS R5 will be lost. The EVF is said to be about 9.44 million dots, but this is the same as Sony's, and I personally think it will be about 5.76 million dots. Instead, it will probably be finished to look the same as an optical viewfinder. 8K/60p video is a natural progression, or evolution, and it's only natural that the recording time will be longer. There's no doubt that the body-side sensor-shift type image stabilization will be inherited. It is said to have a built-in digital converter, and if that's true, it would be an interesting experiment. Either way, there's no doubt that this is one of the most anticipated models this year.