A poster on dpreview (thank you) posted the main board and shutter assembly for the R5 Mark II. It appears to be as if there is a huge DIGIC and another large chip assembly right beside it. I'm going to assume that the bigger mass in the middle is the DIGIC accelerator. It also appears [...] Source
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After almost six years and a nearly 1 billion dollar acquisition, Instagram HQ has finally relocated to a space that was designed to reflect the sensibility and soul of the photo sharing app itself. If you had to describe the new headquarters in Menlo Park in one word, the right choice might be “clean.” The […] petapixel.com »
2016-10-10 20:33
Want to see the guts of the most anticipated DSLR of the year? You’re in luck. Roger Cicala over at LensRentals took the time to tear down, piece-by-piece, a brand new Canon 5D Mark IV so you can take a look inside and … just maybe … learn something, too. The full teardown is really […] petapixel.com »
2016-09-09 21:45
Backdrops are a vital and underappreciated aspect of many iconic portrait photos. The short film, The Promise of Spring, provides an intimate look at one of the most prolific but almost entirely unknown backdrop artists, Sarah Oliphant. [Read More]
As we do every release, we’ll take a look at the MTFs of the newest Canon RF 16-28mm f/2. 8 IS STM and see how it measures up to other lenses in Canon’s arsenal to give you a better idea of how the lens will perform in real life.
Canon just announced a new ultra wide angle lens for the RF mount. The Canon RF 16-28mm F2. 8 IS STM is very suited to be paired with the 28-70mm F2. 8 IS STM that Canon delivered last year. It certainly feels as if Canon is making an F2.
Canon has just announced that it has developed a 410MP full-frame sensor. This sensor, like its 250MP predecessor, is a sensor with two variants (color and monochrome) that would also be used in security applications.
We have reported in the past that the APS-C lineup would get addressed in 2025, and that we would see some new segments in the lineup. We feel that Canon’s current APS-C lineup was brought to market with their DSLR lineup in mind, and we didn’t see anything outside of that comfort zone.
We reported last week that Canon was going announce and/or release major new firmware for the Canon EOS R1 and Canon EOS R5 Mark II ahead of CP+, which begins at the end of February. Since that time, there seems to be some reports about what could be coming for the Canon EOS R5 Mark [.
BCN has released its awards for the year 2024. They call the awards “2025” even though the data is from January 1st, 2024 through December 31st, 2024. Don’t ask me why – I don’t run the company.