Canon patent for EF 15-105mm f/2.8-5.6 lens

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Canon filed a patent for an EF 15-105mm f/2.8-5.6 lens.

  • Patent Publication No. 2015-118141
    • Published 2015.6.25
    • Filing date 2013.12.17
  • Example
    embodiment
    Example Zoom ratio Focal length Fno. Half angle Image height Overall length of the lens BF
    1 4.12 24.75 52.09 101.92 3.60 4.81 5.83 41.16 22.56 11.98 21.64 146.25 166.83 195.25 38.99 58.34 73.70
    2 6.81 15.40 22.95 104.92 2.88 3.39 5.60 41.57 30.76 7.42 13.66 149.46 154.42 222.88 38.13 46.49 77.97
  • Canon patents
    • Positive and negative positive and negative positive and negative positive 7-group zoom
    • Inner focus (fourth group)
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In this video, Angela Nicholson takes a quick look at the differences between the 5DS and 5DS R, what they have to offer, and which one to buy. There are also some sample images [via Digital Camera World].

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Canon Rebel T6s/EOS 760D review (CameraLabs)

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Camera Labs posted their full review of the Canon [shoplink 27620]EOS 760D/Rebel T6s[/shoplink]. From the conclusion:

In terms of overall handling, the cheaper[shoplink 27619]EOS 750D/Rebel T6i[/shoplink] feels closer to an entry-level DSLR, whereas the 760D / T6s feels a step higher, approaching mid-range models. The upper LCD screen lets you check settings at a glance, the eye sensor switches the screen off as you compose with the viewfinder, but most importantly the rear wheel provides a second control that makes exposure adjustments quicker and easier. I can live without the HDR movie mode, but the digital zoom option, last seen in the much earlier 600D / T3i, starts with a handy 1:1 crop, delivering roughly three times magnification with no loss of quality. Then there’s the continuous AF in Live View which lets you take photos of subjects in motion when composing with the screen. It all adds up to a camera that handles better and feels classier overall. Read the review at Camera Labs.

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Canon USA announces PIXMA MG3620 Wireless Inkjet All-In-One printer

Canon press release:

Affordable, Multipurpose Printer Offers Improved Printing Experience with Easier Wi-Fi® Setup and Convenient Printing from Compatible Mobile Devices

MELVILLE, N.Y., July 1, 2015 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today announced the PIXMA MG3620 Wireless1 Inkjet All-in-One (AIO) printer for high-quality photo and document printing. Built with convenience in mind for the everyday home user or college student, this new printer has a simpler Wi-Fi setup than in previous models and includes access to the updated Canon PRINT2application, a four-color FINE ink Cartridge system for vivid colors and sharp text, Auto Power On/Off functionality, Auto Two-sided Print, and PictBridge3 printing via Wireless LAN for direct connection to select Canon Digital Cameras.

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Canon EOS-1D X deal – $3,999 (compare at $5,299)

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The Canon EOS-1DX Mark II may be around the corner (not before 2016), but the 1DX still is a great, professional piece of gear. And here it is at a killer price.

Top Rated Plus seller GetItDigital on eBay (99.6% positive ratings) has the Canon EOS-1D X [shoplink 31027 ebay]on sale for $3,999[/shoplink]. Compare at $5,299. Free shipping in the US. Please note: this is considered grey import in the States.

Sigma instant rebates on wide-angle zoom lenses

Sigma 10mm-20mm f/3.5
Sigma 10mm-20mm f/3.5

Adorama has new instant rebates on select Sigma lenses, saving goes now up to $200 (previously $150):