Camera hacker Glitchmaker built the most simple and essential intervalometer you can make. Connected to a Canon camera, you switch it on and press a button two times, with the desired amount of time in between. That’s all.
The project is documented on Hackaday, and was spotted by PetaPixel. The video above shows the device in action.
Learn about Canons EF lens technology and its advancement through the interviews of developers.
Canon will continue to develop EF lenses with higher resolution, higher image quality and more faithful reproduction capabilities. More about EF lenses can be read here.
[Canon Imaging Plaza]The CASE Remote is a light and small wireless camera controller, that enables you to wirelessly control your DSLR through your mobile devices. Android and iOS are supported. The CASE Remote connects to your DSLR through the USB port. This cool piece of gear is available on Amazon for $129.
The CASE Remote is made by Chinese startup Cheering Tech. The following Canon DSLRs are supported (cameras with an asterisk do not support live view streaming):
| Canon | |
| EOS 1000D (Kiss F)* | |
| EOS 1100D (Kiss X50) | |
| EOS 1200D (Kiss X70) | |
| EOS 100D (Kiss X7) | |
| EOS 450D (Kiss X2)* | |
| EOS 600D (Kiss X5) | |
| EOS 650D (Kiss X6i) | |
| EOS 700D (Kiss X7i) | |
| EOS 30D | |
| EOS 60D | |
| EOS 70D | |
| EOS 5D | |
| EOS 5D Mark Ⅱ | |
| EOS 5D Mark Ⅲ | |
| EOS 6D | |
| EOS 7D |
Features and use cases:
Short & technical article by Canon DLC about Spot AF, a feature available on high-end Canon DSLRs. Spot AF reduces the size of the AF sampling area at the AF sensor and means that AF can be performed on a more isolated part of a subject or scene.
Spot AF is available on the EOS 7D, EOS 7D Mark II, EOS 5D Mark III, EOS-1D Mark IV (with some limits), EOS-1D X.
A Bayer pattern over a sensor
It appears Sony is going to make another big innovative step. According to news emerged at Sony Alpha Rumors, 2015 will be the year when Sony might announce a totally new sensor technology, named Active Pixel Color Sampling (APCS). A leaked specs sheet refers to a 1.5 inch sensor with 4.8 million pixels. What, less than 5MP? Read on.
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