Canon EOS R1X - High Resolution Flagship Mirrorless!

New rumors suggest Canon might unveil the EOS R1X with an 80-megapixel sensor, potentially setting a new standard in high-resolution photography. If true, this model could challenge competitors like Nikon's Z9 and Sony's Alpha 1 with unparalleled detail and flexibility. While excitement builds, official details are still pending-stay tuned for updates on this anticipated flagship camera.
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[@Interpol101170]

This is nothing but clickbait nonsense

[@markysng]

I actually doubt so. When Canon released the 1D in 2001, it was only 4MP. They released a higher MP 1DS a year later with 11MP. Wouldn’t be surprised if they do it with the R1

[@RBusinessSchool]

The Canon Rone? Seriously?

[@b.g.4277]

Clickbait, not going to happen.

[@Leo-jd2ny]

All empty promises

[@markysng]

I honestly don’t think it is. When Canon released the first 1D in 2001, it was a 4MP camera. They then released the 1DS in 2002 with 11MP. Wouldn’t be surprised if its the case with the R1

[@neilspencerII8339]

80 mega pixels . Bruuuh!