BCN Inc., has released the final market shares percentages of the 2012 sales in Japan. These are the results of the digital video and camera market:
Digital camera (integrated lens)
Canon 17.6
Sony Corporation 16.5
Nikon Corporation 14.1 Digital camera (SLR)
Canon 52.7
Nikon Corporation 35.1
Sony Corporation 7.1 Digital camera (SLR mirror-less)
Olympus 29.8
Panasonic 23.3
Sony Corporation 20.1 Digital video camera
Sony Corporation 40.2
Panasonic 24.8
JVC Kenwood 18.2
Canon doesn’t rank among he first three for MILC shares. Blame the AF of the Canon EOS M. And in Europe and the US? Check the Amazon rankings:
New Canon EOS M (price & specs) rumors surfacing. Canon Rumors reports that there will (or could) be three new lenses: a 55-300mm kind of lens, a fast prime and a super zoom, all along with a new EOS M body that should have a viewfinder (hooray!). Everything is still unconfirmed, but announcement could be in April 2013.
The 24-105 L delivers a sharper image at 50mm f/4. Sharpness improvement at 70mm brings the 24-70 f/4 L IS back up to near equality with the 24-105 L. These two lenses perform more similarly at f/5.6 and at f/8, results from these two lenses are nearly comparable. Again, the results are similar at f/11.
Leaningcameras reviewed the Canon EF 24-70mm f/4 IS. In the conclusion they write:
The end result is that this is a great f/4 lens. It has stabilization which works extremely well, it is sharp, produces notably good results overall, and has the macro bonus.
Top Rated Plus eBay seller getitdigital (99.7% positive feedbacks) has the Canon EOS 7D body only on sale for . USA warranty and free shipping. Usual price is $1199. Found the deal via slidoo.com (register, login and get notified for the deal you are looking for).
There is also a new product in stock: the Transcend 32 GB SDHC Wireless Class 10 Card at B&H for $62.95 (click here). Specs:
The makers of Lightroom Killer Tips (Scott Kelby and co) started a Lightroom magazine for the iPad. The first issue is free, next issues are $4.99 each. The magazine can be downloaded from the App Store (click here). They say:
A while back we realized that Lightroom has become the go-to program for photographers. Up until now, we’ve always included a section on Lightroom in our print magazine, Photoshop User. But after seeing just how passionate people are about Lightroom, we realized it needs it’s own magazine app.
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