Will Adding IBIS to Cameras Really Help Canon?

One of the most significant innovations when it comes to cameras over the last 5 or so years has been the introduction of in-body image stabilization. Sony, of course, has this technology in their a77 II DSLR, and so did Pentax in the K1, K1 II, but other companies, like Canon, have for some reason overlooked the technology and have instead opted to focus on lens image stabilization.

Things need to change though as in-body image stabilization has fast become a must-have feature in Mirrorless cameras, and those without it are often seen as inferior devices. Canon is often seen as a company who need to implement this tech as soon as possible. Will adding IBIS to their cameras be enough to win photographers back though, and should Canon even add it in the first place? Let's discuss.

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2019-8-29 19:00

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From the T90 to the EOS R3 - a visual tour of Canon's high-end cameras (photo gallery)

$(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_9463821952","galleryId":"9463821952","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Canon was a pioneer of electronic, multi-mode cameras, and some of the design decisions that the company made way back in the 1980s persist even now, in its high-end EF and RF cameras. dpreview.com »

2021-09-25 17:00

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Canon 5D MkIV Vs Canon EOS R

Canon has enjoyed being top of the tree in the DSLR market for years and years, but most people agree that they were very late to the mirrorless party. This all changed however when Canon launched the brand’s first-ever full-frame mirrorless camera - the EOS R - in August 2018. digitalrev.com »

2018-12-18 03:00

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Lensrentals breaks down the numbers behind the most popular cameras and lenses of the year

Image provided by Lensrentals As it does every year, Lensrentals has released the numbers behind the most popular gear it saw rented out through 2018. In a blog post on its website, Lensrentals details nearly every category and subcategory imaginable, showing what cameras, lenses, and formats reign supreme in the world of online rentals. dpreview.com »

2018-12-03 20:00

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Why 2018 is The Year of the Mirrorless Camera

It’s already April and, though a flurry of new cameras have been released since the start of the year, there doesn’t appear to be one DSLR that has raised pulses for photographers. However, take that reflex mirror away and the story switches, with launches of mirrorless cameras like the Sony a7III, Canon M50 and Panasonic GX9 all filling the news pages with hype and anticipation. digitalrev.com »

2018-04-18 03:00

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Manager says Canon is willing to cannibalize DSLR sales with mirrorless cameras

Scroll through your photo news feeds this morning, and you'll get a lot of "Canon manager confirms: Canon is shifting focus from SLRs to mirrorless" type headlines. But you may want to wait before you grab your hammer and smash that piggy bank in anticipation of new high-end mirrorless option from Canon, because the 'manager' in question confirmed no such thing. dpreview.com »

2018-03-05 19:27

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The Canon EOS 4000D might be the cheapest DSLR ever launched

Canon Europe has launched the EOS 4000D, a still more cut-down version of the EOS 2000D/T7 announced earlier today. The entry-level model will launch for around Canon's four-digit-D series cameras, from the 1000D (Rebel XS) onwards, have always hit aggressive price points in the market by recycling existing components and features—we called the original 1000D a "reheated" 400D/Rebel XT at the time. dpreview.com »

2018-02-26 23:32

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Why 2017 has been Sony’s Year

I’m not a Sony shooter, but I have to admit I’m starting to get a little jealous of those photographers who are. Nobody can reasonably argue that Sony hasn't enjoyed a successful year, with the brand sweeping the board at the recent EISA awards being the icing on the cake. digitalrev.com »

2017-08-21 03:00

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