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If you’re looking for a new mirrorless camera, Canon’s EOS R series has been actually pretty well-received compared to some of its previous efforts, and if video recording is one of the main features you’re lookin at, Canon might just have you covered as the company has recently announced the development of its next mirrorless camera, the EOS R5.

This will be the next mirrorless camera that will be coming from Canon and while we do not know when it will be released, Canon has teased some of its upcoming features. One of which is its video recording capabilities where the EOS R5 will be capable of capturing video footage at a whopping 8K.

If 8K is too much for you, not to worry because Canon also claims that the EOS R5 will be able to downsample 8K videos into sharper and higher quality 4K, which is currently more or less the video standard that many are shooting at. Other features include a mechanical shutter that Canon claims will be able to shoot in bursts of 12 FPS, or 20 FPS with the electronic shutter, thus allowing sports photographers to better capture the action at games.

There will also be the inclusion of in-body image stabilization and dual SD card slots. Like we said, Canon did not mention when the EOS R5 will be announced, but based on these features, it is definitely a camera worth keeping an eye out for in the near future.

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There have been rumors suggesting that Nintendo could be working on a sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and at E3 2019, the company pretty much confirmed it in a teaser trailer. Unfortunately, not much else is known about the game at this point in time, but now there are rumors suggesting some of its potential features.

According to the rumors, of the new features that will be introduced to the sequel will come in the form of a playable Zelda. While the game is named after Zelda, the main character that players control in the game is Link. The rumors are saying that with the sequel, Zelda might be a playable character, albeit in limited scope as she will only be playable while in dungeons.

This suggests that there could be some kind of buddy mechanic that is not uncommon in many RPGs. This would also allow for the creation of more complex puzzles that players will have to solve using both characters, and it has also been suggested that some of them might even require Zelda to use her triforce abilities.

Needless to say that this should be taken with a grain of salt for now, but with Nintendo confirming that they will be at E3 2020, hopefully more details about this sequel will be revealed then. As it stands, there is still no word on when the game will be released, but we wouldn’t be surprised if it were to arrive at the earliest in 2021.

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Samsung recently announced its new smartphones in the form of the Galaxy S20 series. These phones are by no means cheap, but the good news is that if you want to save some money and don’t necessarily need to have the latest or greatest smartphone (at the moment), Samsung has your back.

In addition to launching the Galaxy S20 lineup, Samsung has also announced that they will be keeping the Galaxy S10 lineup around. They will also (naturally) be lowering the prices across the board for the Galaxy S10 series of phones, meaning that if you wanted to save yourself some money, now’s a good time as any.

So how much will Samsung’s 2019 smartphones cost? For the Samsung Galaxy S10e, the price has been lowered to $599 from $749, while the Galaxy S10 will now cost $699 instead of $899, and the Galaxy S10 Plus will be priced at $799 instead of $999. These new prices have yet to come into effect, but if you want to save yourself a few hundred bucks, maybe you might want to hold off on buying it just yet until the new prices enter the system.

Samsung’s decision isn’t exactly new or groundbreaking. Companies like Apple have typically kept previous-gen smartphones around even after the new ones have been announced, and usually at lowered prices as well.

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Canon is fixing everything critics didn’t like about the EOS R — and then some — by annnouncing the development of new full-frame mirrorless camera, the EOS R5. To start with, it will shoot up to 8K video and downsample 8K to create crisp 4K video,…