In the untamed world of wildlife photography, your lens is more than gear—it’s your spirit animal. Whether you’re tracking the majestic beat of a bald eagle’s wings or catching a raccoon mid-heist, the glass you choose can mean the difference between a National Geographic moment and “meh.
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Canon is accepting entries for its New Cosmos of Photography 2018 (41st edition) competition from 18 April. photographyblog.com »
2018-04-12 11:00
It doesn’t seem like five minutes since I bought my first-ever DSLR, the Canon 350D. In 2005, this bundle of plastic and electronics made digital photography accessible to the masses and the 350D travelled the world with me, never missing a beat and taking some great photos along the way. digitalrev.com »
2017-06-22 03:00
Tales by Light Season One, produced in Australia, available on Netflix from 11 November, 2016 Sydney 10 November 2016: Canon Australia is proud to announce that Season One of the brand’s locally conceived and produced photography adventure series, Tales by Light will be available to the global Netflix audience from 11 November. Shot in stunning Read more... canonrumors.com »
2016-11-10 16:04
Say hello to Canon’s mirrorless main characters—one’s the beloved veteran (EOS M50), and the other’s the shiny new kid with main-character energy (EOS R50). If you’re new to the photography party, these two are often the first to slide into your DMs—and honestly, either one can upgrade your content game from “meh” to “oh-my-wow.
If you’re on the hunt for the perfect Canon camera to level up your portrait game this year — whether you’re chasing giggly toddlers, moody models, or fluffy pets with zero chill — you’re exactly where you need to be.
Alright folks, gather ’round! Today, we’re putting the Canon EOS R1 and Nikon Z9 in the ring for the ultimate tech smackdown. It’s like watching your favorite superheroes duke it out — but instead of spandex and capes, it’s sensors and shutters.
Picture this: Canon just dropped two absolute monsters — the EOS R1 and the R5 Mark II. The R1’s flexing with its speed and durability like it’s the Terminator of cameras, while the R5 Mark II is the sleek all-rounder who’s equally at home snapping portraits or shooting blockbuster-level video.
Wildlife photography isn’t just about standing very still and hoping a falcon doesn’t poop on your telephoto lens (though yes, that is part of the job). It’s about speed, precision and autofocus that sees the blink of a gazelle’s eye and burst rates that can freeze a cheetah mid-leap.
Let’s get one thing straight: you do not need to remortgage your cat’s scratching post to buy a good camera. Whether you’re starting your content creator era, want to level up from your phone, or just miss the feel of a real shutter button — 2025’s under-$500 camera squad is serving range, power, and surprisingly [.
But first, a hearty round of applause, folks! The Canon EOS R1 just snagged the prestigious Camera of the Year award at the 2025 Japan Camera Grand Prix. That’s basically the Oscars for cameras, and the R1 took home the golden statue.