Based on typical expectations and trends in camera upgrades, here are some possibilities of what photographers might expect in a successor like the Canon EOS R5 Mark II:
1. Improved Sensor and Image Quality: Canon may upgrade the sensor resolution or improve its low-light performance and dynamic range.
2. Enhanced Video Capabilities: Given the R5’s groundbreaking 8K video capabilities, the Mark II might push further in terms of video quality, frame rates, or additional video features.
3. Advanced Autofocus System: Canon could refine the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system for even faster and more accurate focusing across a wider area of the frame.
4. Better In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS): Further advancements in IBIS technology to provide even better stabilization, possibly exceeding the current 8 stops of correction.
5. Faster Continuous Shooting Speeds: Improved burst rates for still photography, possibly surpassing the current 20 fps with electronic shutter.
6. Dual Card Slots with Compatibility: Continued use of dual card slots, potentially both CFexpress and SD UHS-II or newer standards.
7. Enhanced Ergonomics and Build Quality: Refinements to the design, ergonomics, and weather sealing for better durability and comfort.
8. Advanced Connectivity Options: Updated connectivity options, possibly including faster Wi-Fi standards or enhanced Bluetooth capabilities.
9. Improved Battery Life: Efforts to extend battery life for longer shooting sessions.
10. New Features and Innovations: Introduction of new features such as improved touchscreen functionality, additional shooting modes, or creative tools.
Keep an eye on official announcements from Canon for precise details and specifications when they release information about the Canon EOS R5 Mark II.
