No 8 / Cologne, Germany, 27 November 2020 // photokina will be suspended until further notice After 70 years, decreases in the imaging market force Read more...
After intensive consultation, Koelnmesse GmbH has decided to cancel photokina 2020, originally planned to be held 27 to 30 May 2020. The next instalment of Read more...
The first press images of the Nikon Z6 and Z7 full frame mirrorless cameras have leaked over at Nokishita. Also leaked are the first three Read more...
Nikon has posted their 5th teaser for the new Z6 and Z7 full frame mirrorless cameras coming this week from Nikon. In this video, the Read more...
We were told a while back that two big white lenses would be announced ahead of Photokina in September. We were also told that the lenses Read more...
We were told a while back that two big white lenses would be announced ahead of Photokina in September. We were also told that the lenses Read more...
There are some conflicting reports out there about Canon’s announcement plans ahead of Photokina. We were told back in July that we’d be seeing some Read more...
It hasn’t been since the release of the EOS 5D Mark III that we have seen this many emails and bits of information flood our inbox, and it’s once again, extremely difficult to figure out what is real.
We reported a few days ago that Canon may be announcing two “professional” lenses ahead of Photokina, along with the EF-M 32mm f/1. 4 and a new “kit” lens. Nokishita has uncovered 4 unreleased Canon lenses that have been found at a Russian certification agency.
If you were hoping to see a Canon full frame mirrorless system announced at Photokina this year then these latest reports coming out of the rumor mill may upset you. According to the latest reporting, in this case, via Mirrorless Rumors, it seems that the mirrorless camera that Canon plans on announcing at Photokina this year will be none other than a replacement for their current mirrorless flagship, the EOS M5.
If you were hoping to see a Canon full frame mirrorless system announced at Photokina this year then these latest reports coming out of the rumor mill may upset you. According to the latest reporting, in this case, via Mirrorless Rumors, it seems that the mirrorless camera that Canon plans on announcing at Photokina this year will be none other than a replacement for their current mirrorless flagship, the EOS M5.
After last week’s announcement of the EF 70-200mm f/4L IS II and EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III, most everyone around these parts want to know what’s next from Canon. While the roadmap is still a bit unknown for us, we do have some suggestions about what’s on the near horizon from Canon. Camera Bodies: Prosumer Read more...
It turns out last week’s report from DIYPhotography that Canon might be skipping Photokina 2018 in September isn’t the case. Photokina has confirmed that Canon will be attending the biggest photography trade show in Cologne, Germany which begins on September 26, 2018.
We all remember the 2015 Canon EXPO, and that glorious looking prototype for the Canon EF 600mm f/4 DO IS on display. What Canon didn’t tell us is when it was going to be added to the EF lens lineup.
Теперь выставка будет проходить чаще, но станет короче. Еще в мае стало известно, что с этого года выставка Photokina станет ежегодным событием. А недавно ее новый менеджер, Кристоф Менке, рассказал и о других изменениях в работе шоу.
photokina 2018: the world’s leading trade fair for photo, video and imaging is repositioning itself photokina will take place annually as of 2018. It will in future thus optimally reflect the fast-paced nature and the ever briefer innovation cycles of an increasingly digitalised industry.
More detailed specifications of the Canon EOS M5 have emerged ahead of tomorrows announcement. Canon EOS M5 Specifications Sensor: Effective pixels 24. 2 million pixels (the total number of pixels 25.
More images of the Canon EOS M5 have appeared, along with more detailed specifications. We’ve added a few bits of information above and beyond the specification leak (in italics). Sensor: 24.
Foreign registration confirmation for a Canon EVF-DC2 has appeared. While the EOS M5 mirrorless camera will have a built-in EVF, the previous EOS M cameras and other PowerShot cameras do not.
*UPDATE* We’re told by a good source that this does indeed look the EOS M5, which we expect to be announced late next week. The LCD only flips vertically, not to the side like the EOS 80D. You can read what we know about the EOS M5 here.
These sketches of a Canon camera have appeared on our forum and in our inbox. We have been unable to confirm their authenticity at the time of publishing, but we will update the post once we hear if these are legit or not.
We’re told that we’re going to see the Canon EOS M5 announced before Photokina. Canon EOS M5 known specifications: 24.2mp (80D sensor or some variant, we’re 90% sure on this) Built-in electronic viewfinder A new AF system (Could be the best new feature of the EOS M line) A more classical camera design, more in Read more...
MELVILLE, N. Y. , August 25, 2016 – Canon U. S. A. , Inc. , a leader in digital imaging solutions, is proud to announce the EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR camera, the next generation of the popular and versatile 5D series of Canon professional DSLR cameras.
Further confirmation of pricing of the EOS 5D Mark IV has come ahead of tomorrow’s announcement of all the new products. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV: $3499 USD | $4299 CAD | €3700 EUR The USA price is the exact same price that the EOS 5D Mark III launched at. Both the Canadian and European prices Read more...
Latest updates to this post are in bold. A different source has added new specifications. We’re pretty confident in their validity. Below is the latest we’ve been told about the upcoming Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.
Today at Photokina 2016, Phase One is bringing us a brand new 100MP digital camera back in the form of the IQ1. And for $32,990 you’ll be able to pixel peep to your heart’s content while whispering sweet nothings to your monitor alone in the dark with your computer. The new sensor in the IQ11
Canon hasn’t given up on the EOS M series of mirrorless cameras. In fact, it seems they’re preparing to launch what might be considered the “next chapter” in the M-line: The EOS M5.