People are saying come Summer, Canon is going to be saying TA-DA!! at the Paris Olympics.

Canon EOS R1 Specifications (Rumored/Translated)

High-speed autofocus and exposure enhanced by AI recognition

Moving object trajectory prediction, high success rate smart object lock focus tracking

30MP full-frame stacked dual-gain sensor

Purely electronic rolling shutter faster than any mechanical rolling shutter

1/1,250 sec flash sync time (<0.8 microsecond read time)

Added 1:3 lossy compression CRAW (compared to lossless compression)

Unlimited 40fps (1:2 CRAW) / 60fps (1:3 CRAW) continuous shooting

Up to 120fps full-featured continuous shooting

Supports 240fps burst continuous shooting mode

1 second pre-shooting

Enhanced dynamic range, better than EOS R3 and EOS R5

Supports two benchmarks of 16-bit DGO-RAW photo shooting

In-camera depth of field stack RAW

6.7K 60p & 4.2K 120p (APS-C) 12-bit Cinema RAW Light recording

Full-frame/APS-C DCI/UHD 4K 120p C-Log2 & C-Log3 video recording

Sleek body optimized for maximum hand feel

Whoosh!



Threatened by inadequacy? Are you serious? People are not threatened, they are annoyed by the brand pimping. Now, as one guilty of doing that, it seems clear that you are projecting when you say that others are feeling inadequate. For you the line between brand loyalty and personal identity pretty blurred. That does not mean that it is true for the rest of us.

Personal identity is multifaceted and unique to each individual. On average, participants selected 16 areas that they found important in defining their sense of self. Among the most common sources of identity were family, mental abilities, friends, physical appearance, and physical abilities.

While brand relationships aren’t necessarily the most important way to define oneself, just over half (56%) of participants say that the brands they use or associate with are important in defining how they see themselves. Additionally, brands serve as a way to enhance more important aspects of their identity such as family relationships or friendships.

Fifty-five percent of participants also agree that the brands they see others using say something about who those people are.

https://chirpresearch.com/im-with-the-brand-brands-and-personal-identity/