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Is Canon Discontinuing Dslr Cameras. and now, canon has made it crystal clear that the dslr is not yet dead. Honestly, there will be demand for these cameras. it'll be a step up from the canon eos r5, a camera that eclipsed the canon 1d x mark iii dslr in almost every respect. nikon's biggest competitor in the dedicated camera business, canon, has also indicated that it is winding down its dslr development. canon certainly doesn't think dslrs are dead as the majority of its dslr lineup from the last decade does not even have an estimated end date, showing canon is willing to keep supporting them as long as it is necessary. Many professional photographers have been using dslrs their whole careers. But the camera itself is only half the story. while canon might not release any new dslrs, they will continue to make dslrs, like the eos 1dx iii, as long as there is demand. Indeed, not only does canon say that. the end is nigh for dslr cameras.

and now, canon has made it crystal clear that the dslr is not yet dead. Indeed, not only does canon say that. canon certainly doesn't think dslrs are dead as the majority of its dslr lineup from the last decade does not even have an estimated end date, showing canon is willing to keep supporting them as long as it is necessary. nikon's biggest competitor in the dedicated camera business, canon, has also indicated that it is winding down its dslr development. Honestly, there will be demand for these cameras. the end is nigh for dslr cameras. it'll be a step up from the canon eos r5, a camera that eclipsed the canon 1d x mark iii dslr in almost every respect. while canon might not release any new dslrs, they will continue to make dslrs, like the eos 1dx iii, as long as there is demand. But the camera itself is only half the story. Many professional photographers have been using dslrs their whole careers.

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Is Canon Discontinuing Dslr Cameras Many professional photographers have been using dslrs their whole careers. while canon might not release any new dslrs, they will continue to make dslrs, like the eos 1dx iii, as long as there is demand. it'll be a step up from the canon eos r5, a camera that eclipsed the canon 1d x mark iii dslr in almost every respect. canon certainly doesn't think dslrs are dead as the majority of its dslr lineup from the last decade does not even have an estimated end date, showing canon is willing to keep supporting them as long as it is necessary. Indeed, not only does canon say that. Honestly, there will be demand for these cameras. nikon's biggest competitor in the dedicated camera business, canon, has also indicated that it is winding down its dslr development. But the camera itself is only half the story. the end is nigh for dslr cameras. and now, canon has made it crystal clear that the dslr is not yet dead. Many professional photographers have been using dslrs their whole careers.