Canon was admittedly not as fast as the rest of the pack when it came to delivering their own line of mirrorless cameras. Now, it’s full steam ahead, with mirrorless camera bodies available from the entry to the pro level. The Canon EOS R6 is aimed at the serious enthusiast who still wants pro-level features
If you started off down your photography journey with a compact camera but now need something more substantial, there are lots of options on the market to choose from. When I was first tasked with finding the best Canon cameras for intermediate photographers, my cynical response was, it depends on how much cash you want
Like other camera manufacturers, Canon has rapidly expanded its mirrorless range. Canon mirrorless cameras offer a much smaller and lighter build size than their traditional DSLR counterparts. The design of mirrorless cameras means that the body can be much smaller, due to the absence of the mirror that is present in DSLR models. Currently, Canon
One thing is for sure, when you need the best Canon cameras for everyday use, you’re not short on choice. There are a plethora of options out there from point-and-shoot solutions through the whole range of DSLRs, down to the latest mirrorless versions. If you only need to capture a few snaps on vacation, then
Canon is slowly rolling out camera lenses that are native to their EOS R and RP formats. Three of these are the most commonly used zoom lenses, covering 70-200m, 24-70mm and the one we will be looking at today, the Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM. It’s immediately apparent that these lenses are for the
The release of the Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM is a big deal for those who have swapped over to the Canon mirrorless format. The 24-70mm is a standard, workhorse zoom lens, useful for everything from photojournalism to portraits. It also links up with the release of a 15-35mm f/2.8 and a 70-200mm f/2.8,
Canon may be developing in-body image stabilization (IBIS) for their PowerShot cameras and EOS M5 Mark II. A newly uncovered patent shows a dual image stabilization system for use in its less pricey enthusiast-level cameras. Canon News, who discovered a fresh patent application by Canon, said that the patent documents show a dual IS-system that
Canon has announced a thrilling autofocus firmware update that is coming soon to its EOS R and EOS RP camera systems. This exciting update will add a big boost to Canon’s series and should be arriving sometime in September. Specifically, the update seems to focus on improving the accuracy, speed, and usability of Eye AF
The new series of RF lenses feels like we are in the new next-generation of glass coming from Canon. When EF lenses were first introduced all those years ago it was a big jump forward and the release of the RF lens feels the same. One of the latest model lenses to fit the new
Canon is one of the biggest names in the photography world and thinking outside the box is expected from a company of their caliber. We expect them to dictate and set new trends that will make it easier for photographers to make wonderful photos. The most recent news involving Canon is just a rumor at
The news of 8K video in mirrorless cameras is exciting on one hand, but also the feeling that you have to do another upgrade just as you’ve paid off your last lot of kit. The Canon R series will be the recipient of the 8K jump as stated in an interview over at Imaging Resource
First there was one, now there are many. This is the case with the mirrorless camera market where the Sony a7 had dominance for over five years, making some interesting and innovative moves and allowing the format to be more accessible to the masses. Now, the market has more competition with the Canon EOS R and
Information reaching Canon Rumors from a pretty reliable source is that the next batch of Canon’s EOS R may come with 5-axis In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS). Canon officially claimed its spot in the full-frame mirrorless camera space with the release of its latest EOS R series back in September. However, the release was harshly criticized
The Canon EOS R brings a mirrorless design along with the functionality of the new RF mount to the Canon line up. The ‘R’ label may have thrown Canon traditionalists a curveball, but it essentially means the same sensor as found in the 5D Mark IV, with the ability to take the new lineup of
