The glorious Canon [shoplink 337]EOS 7D[/shoplink] – to be replaced soon

Update: Mr. Klostermann, the author of the cited book, contacted me and explained it was just a placeholder text. The text has now been corrected and there is no longer any mention of “full-frame”.

Original post:
Thanks to readers, I learned about 2 more EOS 7D Mark II books (after this book) that showed up at retailers. There is the “Canon 7D Mk II Experience” and a French book about the 7D Mark II. The latter looking more like a placeholder, the former having a curious description.

The description of “Canon 7D Mk II Experience” (by D.J. Klostermann) starts with the following sentence: “Take control of your Canon 7D Mark II full frame dSLR and the images you create“. Just a typo of the editor/author or a serious hint that the Canon EOS 7D Mark II will sport a full-frame sensor??

Moreover, the author explicitly points to an “introduction to the set-up and use of the camera’s built-in GPS, to geotag and map your photos“. GPS appears to be definitely on board of the EOS 7D Mark II, since it was already rumored previously.

Update: PR just posted that they got the confirmation that one of the 2 lenses is the 85mm f/1.4 Otus (ZE, ZF.2 mounts). The other one is the Zeiss Distagon 35/1.4 ZM (Leica mount)

Zeiss is teasing the announcement of 2 new lenses for Photokina 2014.

In the image above you can see the 2 Loxia lenses that have already been announced, and 2 new lenses. One might be the rumoured 85mm f/1.4 Otus lens. A 24mm f/1.4 Otus is also possible. Maybe these are the 2 lenses Zeiss is going to announce.