The EISA Awards Suggest Canon and Fujifilm are Falling Behind

We've finally arrived at that time when industry experts gather to announce the year's most powerful camera and lens. One such renowned accolade in the photo industry is the Expert Imaging and Sound Awards (EISA), which was first established in 1982 by five European photography magazines.

With an impressive 16 publications today, the honor has grown into a formidable force, embracing evolving technology with confidence and enthusiasm. However, in this year's edition, we saw an odd pattern: the obvious absence of camera giant Canon. But before we get into that, let's see who won the greatest distinction of the year. .

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2024-8-20 19:00

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