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Canon has officially announced the EOS R1, a 24MP Stacked CMOS sensor mirrorless camera designed for professional sports and photojournalism. Key Specifications: 24.2MP stacked CMOS sensor 100% AF coverage with cross-type sensors Up to 40fps blackout-free shooting (JPEG+Raw) Pre-capture for photo and video (1/2 sec. for photos, 3 or 5 sec. for video) Eye-controlled AF with enhanced eye detection Activity AF mode trained for specific sports Pre-registered person AF priority Blur/out-of-focus image detection In-camera processing with neural network noise reduction In-camera processing with AI upscaling 6K/60p internal Raw video capture DCI-4K capture up to 120fps Canon S-Log2 gamma profile The EOS R1 features a 24MP Stacked CMOS sensor that reads out nearly twice as fast as the existing R3. It can shoot stills at up to 40fps and capture 6K/60 Raw video internally. The Dual Pixel sensor has its sub-pixels rotated in alternate lines, providing cross-type autofocus across the entire sensor region. The "Digic Accelerator" co-processor allows it to handle complex algorithms developed through machine learning for various AI functions. Additionally, the EOS R1 boasts the largest, highest resolution, and brightest electronic viewfinder ever offered in an EOS camera, featuring 9.44 million dots and 0.9x magnification.

Canon's EOS R5 Mark II is the company's latest high-end, full-frame mirrorless camera, now featuring a Stacked CMOS sensor and many autofocus capabilities from the flagship R1 model. Key Specifications: 45MP Stacked CMOS sensor Eye-controlled AF subject selection Up to 30fps continuous shooting with blackout-free viewfinder In-body stabilization rated up to 8.5EV correction, coordinated with lens stabilization Pre-burst capture (JPEG) 8K Raw video capture up to 60p Canon C-Log2 profile Waveforms and false color display AF trained by machine learning for specific sports AI-enhanced post-shot noise reduction or upscaling 1x CFexpress Type B, 1x UHS-II SD card slots The Canon EOS R5 Mark II will be available starting August at a recommended price of $4299, which is a $400 increase over the original model (though less expensive in real terms when considering inflation). A kit including the RF 24-105mm F4 L IS USM lens will be priced at $5399.