Tamron announced two very interesting, and affordable, prime lenses with weather sealing and image stabilisation. Not bad if you consider that both lenses sell for $599. The new Tamron lenses can now be pre-ordered in the US.
CanonUSA on YouTube posted two short commercials to convince you to get original accessories, like printer cartridges (above) and batteries (below).
Tamron announced two new prime lenses for full-frame DSLRs, SP 35mm f/1.8 Di VC USD and SP 45mm f/1.8 Di VC USD. Price is $599.
There is an introductory post by B&H Explora, where you’ll also find all the pre-order links.
TOKYO, September 2, 2015—Canon Inc. announced today that the Company is developing a high-sensitivity network camera equipped with a fast high-magnification lens capable of long-range color image capture even at night, making possible the viewing of subjects that the naked eye would have trouble discerning.
Amid ever-increasing safety and security concerns, a growing need for advances in surveillance systems has fueled demand for high-performance network cameras capable of clearly recording visual data night and day for such applications as urban surveillance and the monitoring of important infrastructure facilities.
A Canon EOS 7D Mark III is mentioned on Canon Austria’s site (see pic above) for a cash back action. Don’t get too excited, it is clearly a typo. The EOS 7D Mark II was announced in 2014, and it took Canon 5 years to replace the EOS 7D. Don’t expect an EOS 7D Mark III announcement soon. There will be an EOS 7D Mark III, but in years :-)
TOKYO, September 1, 2015—Canon Inc. announced today that it is developing an LCOS projector capable of displaying 5,000 lumen video and still images at a resolution of 4,096 x 2,400 pixels, a level of definition that surpasses the 4,096 x 2,160 pixel-resolution of 4K digital cinema.
Tracing its beginnings to the movie industry, 4K-resolution content has been gaining traction in the broadcasting industry. Amid ongoing advances in image quality and definition made possible by the introduction of a growing number of 4K production tools, Canon is leveraging its proprietary optical technologies to make its entry into the 4K projector market in 2016.
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