There might be a product surprise in store for us in the coming weeks, in the form of a replacement to the XC10. A oddball camera that had far more detractors than affectionate users. The leak seems to have happened on a Canon New Zealand support pages (here & here). We’re trying to get confirmation Read more...
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We continue to hear murmurs about a new style of camera coming from Canon ahead of Photokina. We have touched on this in the past and continue to see mentions of it in our inbox. The problem is we’re not hearing about it from known sources, but what we’re being told doesn’t seem to be Read more...
We’ve had a follow-up from yesterdays story about a “new style of camera” being tested by Canon. The original source and second source have added to the story. A breakdown of what we’ve been told, I’ve labeled the sources 1 (original) & 2 (new): Removable grip (1) The body has two scroll wheels like a Read more...
A new Canon camera is currently in the testing phase, we’re unsure if it has made its way in the hands of any of the Explorers of Light photographers. Apparently. it’s like nothing seen previously from Canon.
TOKYO, April 19, 2017—Two Canon cameras and one Canon lens have been recognized with “Best Photo and Imaging Product” awards by the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA), representing 30 photo and imaging magazines from 15 countries across five continents.
Canon has released a slew of firmware updates for various Cinema EOS cameras including the EOS C100, EOS C100 Mark II, EOS C700 as well as the XC10 and XC15 and the Remove term: ME20F-SH ME20F-SH. All of them are now available for download from Canon USA.
XLR Microphone Input Provides Audio Support in Addition to High-Quality 4K UHD Video Capture MELVILLE, N.Y., September 1, 2016 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, announced today the XC15 4K Video Camcorder, a 4K UHD digital video camcorder for professional use that achieves high-image quality with a lightweight, compact body. The Read more...
Tomorrow is the day we finally see the Canon Cinema EOS C700, a camera that is apparently aimed squarely at ARRI. We first reported about this camera back in May, but haven’t received any real updates on specifications since then.