A patent showing the optical formula for a 6-22mm f/1. 4-1. 8 for 1 inch sensor has appeared. This lens would have the 35mm equivalent of 28-100mm f/1. 4-1. 8. We expect this is for an upcoming PowerShot camera, which will likely come for CES in January of 2017.
Patent Publication No. 2016-191753 (Google Translated) Published 2016. 11. 10 Filing date 2015. 3. 31 Read more. . . . canonrumors.com
We just wrote about why Canon's Powershot lineup needed a modern revamp. Well, it looks like Canon has been planning something along these lines, as a new report suggests they just might be about to do the same this year.
Alongside releasing its financial results today, Canon also delivered a detailed presentation, where additional information was shared, including details about camera sales and market trends. [Read More]
I was just told that Canon will be announcing two new cameras this week in new segments for the company. I haven’t heard a peep Read more... The post Canon to announce two new cameras this week? [CR2] appeared first on Canon Rumors - Your best source for Canon rumors, leaks and gossip.
In a major shift from what consumers have expected from point-and-shoot cameras, Canon’s newly-announced Powershot Zoom looks more like a golf rangefinder than it does a camera. But the change in design has its benefits: 100mm, 400mm, and 800mm telephoto zoom in a design that fits in the palm of your hand. Originally announced for […]
Canon News has uncovered a fresh patent that shows Canon working on a dual IBIS + Lens IS system for its more affordable, entry-level cameras like the EOS M and PowerShot series. We’ve seen similar patents for Canon DSLR and full-frame mirrorless cameras, but this patent reveals that Canon is actively developing a dual IS […]
Canon News has uncovered a patent that shows IBIS being developed for the EOS M system, as well as for PowerShots. This patent showcases IBIS Read more...
Canon has announced two new PowerShot G-Series point-and-shoot cameras, the G7 X III and G5 X Mark II. The cameras are successors to the PowerShot G7 X II and PowerShot G5 X, respectively. Both cameras feature 20-megapixel 1-inch stacked CMOS sensors backed by DIGIC 8 image processors. They can shoot at up to 20fps with […]