Hey, Phil here, and you can probably tell this is a different setup from the rest of the lessons in
this class, and that's because this is a video recorded more recently and it's one where I'm going
to go through the latest canon camera.
They're line up and just talk about some of the changes that have taken place since the launch of this
course.
A lot has changed in the world.
I mean, every year cameras change, but even more so now.
Canon has moved to mirrorless cameras while they're lower sort of starter DSL.
Our cameras are still really great to get into.
Some of their higher end cameras have been discontinued and or their lines, like the five D has been
discontinued and they're just switching basically going full force with their mirrorless setups.
So let's go to a website that I highly recommend using, which is called Canon Roomers Dot Com.
And if you go down to the buyer's guide, you can follow along.
It might be updated for you since this video.
I'm going to try to update this video once a year or so to make sure that this course is up to date
with what the latest stuff is.
And if this doesn't interest you, skip on to the next lesson, please.
This is really just for people who are interested in Cannan, where they're at and and just hearing
about cameras.
And so, yeah, go down to the buyer's guide down here and you can see it's a great website because
it goes through the list of cameras and it shows the announcement date and it has the days since the
last release.
And you can kind of tell from some of these days and numbers if they think a newer version is going
to come out.
So the Canon EOS one, the X mark three just launched this year.
And so it's very unlikely that they're going to launch another one.
This is their highest and DSR camera, their work horse for professional event, sports, wildlife,
you name it.
It's their top of the line, DLR camera.
So if you're if you have the budget 6500 bucks, if you have the budget and you're a professional,
this is the camera to get if you're looking for a a major workhorse camera, they also have this little
by don't buy, which is awesome.
So it's their opinion.
But I find that it's often what I would suggest as well.
So here's the previous version.
The mark to don't buy price is still pretty high.
It might as well get the newer version, the Mach four five D mark for this is a camera that they discontinued.
At least last I heard, they discontinued the five D line.
It's still an amazing camera and you can get it for a pretty good deal for what this camera is.
So if you can't splurge for the one detects the five D is a great option and should be great for all
kinds of different photography.
The five D had a couple of other versions.
The five are five to five, the S and five are.
So you could look, you can click on these cameras and find out more information about them.
The sixty is really great camera.
It's a full frame DSR camera.
It's probably one of the best full frame cameras for the price.
Thirteen hundred bucks for the dealer.
And if you're a canon user, it's, it'll be a great jump from one of the rebel series or the eighty
nine.
And if you have one of those dealers, so it's, you get a lot for this camera.
Seventy is discontinued so no more.
70S series.
The ninety is also relatively new compared to how often they typically launch these cameras.
So I, I'm not sure, I don't think they're going to have another version of this.
And so you can kind of scroll through to see T7.
I again, I don't know if they're going to really be coming out with another rebel camera.
It looks like they're just switching over to mirrorless cameras.
So let's go over to that iOS ah lineup, which is there.
Mirrorless Camera, the R5 was just launched.
This is the top of the line, professional mirrorless camera.
So if you're ready to jump to mirrorless cameras in Cannan and you want something that's top of the
line professional, this is the one to get.
It was just launched in summer.
Twenty twenty.
Amazing camera.
Pretty much all you could ask for nowadays with a cannon.
And so.
Yeah, amazing.
Camera, and then you could kind of go down the line, they have the older version, the Canon EOS R
and R A R.P. These are all great cameras.
They are the quality is going to be a little bit lower than something like the R5.
The features is going to be a little bit fewer depending on if you're doing video or things like that.
The R5 has more advanced features, but of course that comes at a higher price.
But all of them are great buys right now because they are kind of like the latest and greatest of canon.
And they're likely not going to come out with anything new in these lineups for for a little while.
And then finally, we have the U.S. and the series, which is more of an introductory series of mirrorless
camera as the there's kind of a question on how far this is going to be sort of updated compared to
just adding more cameras to the as our series, which is if you go down to sort of the entry level,
the RPG, it's a pretty affordable camera.
And I think unless they merge the Rebel and the M series into just a mirrorless series, they might
just potentially add another camera to the R line that's more affordable or just continue to stick with
the rebel series, which is one of their best sellers and where they make most of their money.
So in terms of this class and how this relates to it, a lot of what's in these cameras is similar.
We talk about this throughout the class that like how you take photos, the options, the settings,
a lens, having an aperture using shutter speed, ISO.
These are all things that will be the same across any camera as just where the buttons are.
That will be different basically.
So if you have one of these new cameras, I hope that this class can still continue to help you.
If there are major issues, let me know.
And of course we have our downloadable PDF guides that I hope will help those of you with different
models to learn where your buttons and dials are compared to what I'm actually showing you in the class.
Anyways, thank you so much for watching this video.
I look forward to the next one, which I'll be updating in the next year or so when Cannon comes out
with some new gear.