A first look at Berger Engineering Canon EOS mount for the Panasonic AF cameras is given by Philip Bloom who made this video.
It’s a pre-production model which achieves this goal very well.
Philipbloom

Panasonic AF100: [shopcountry 1648]

Canon Jp announced the release date of the zoom lens for EOS series EF-S55-250mm F4-5.6 IS II.
Price (excluding tax) 45,000 yen/ $ 557/ Euro 397

“New “EF-S55-250mm F4-5.6 IS II” will, “EOS Kiss” APS, such as series-which adopted the mechanical structure and optics optimized for SLR digital with an imaging device C-size “EF -S lens “is. 
Conventional model “EF-S55-250mm F4-5.6 IS” (released October 2007), while inheriting the performance of the exterior design is renewed. In addition to achieving high quality throughout the entire zoom, image stabilization with a good lens is a cost-effective.

■ achieve high image quality throughout the zoom
By adopting a UD lens sheet 1, and excellent correction of various aberrations that occur during zooming, and image quality with high resolution and high contrast.

■ With a high-performance image stabilization
Make a control adapted to suit the structure and properties of image stabilization, you get the effect of camera shake correction ※ about 4 minutes in terms of shutter speed stage.
Prevent camera shake is a measure of marginal
※ “1 / (× 1.6 focal length)” for seconds.”
(Google translation from Japanese) Canon Jp

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Here a list of Canon Lens Auction from Europe ending within 2 days:

[shoplink 1585 ebay]Leica Summicron-R 35mm f/2 Lens + Canon EF Bayonet[/shoplink], Postage to Worlwide
[shoplink 1588 ebay]Canon EF L IS USM 100 mm – 400 mm F/4.5-5.6t[/shoplink], Postage to Worlwide
[shoplink 1589 ebay]Canon EF 135 mm F/2.0 L USM[/shoplink], Postage to Europe
[shoplink 1590 ebay]Canon EF 200 mm F/2.8 L II[/shoplink], Postage to Europe
[shoplink 1591 ebay]CANON EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM[/shoplink], Postage to Worldwide
[shoplink 1592 ebay]Canon FD 35-70mm F2.8 – 3.5[/shoplink], Postage to Europe
[shoplink 1593 ebay]Canon EF 70mm-200mm F/4.0 USM[/shoplink], Postage to Worldwide
[shoplink 1594 ebay]Canon 70-300MM L IS[/shoplink], Postage to Europe
[shoplink 1595 ebay]Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM[/shoplink], Postage to Europe, Australia
[shoplink 1596 ebay]Sigma 170-500 mm for Canon[/shoplink], Postage to Europe, Australia

The best is the the one you have.
While some rumors talk about a mysterious Canon 3D, I was attracted by an article of Amateurphotographer. It is reported that, in Afghanistan, war photographers use i-Phone more often than cameras.
Not only in Afghanistan, but all over in the world, the best camera is the one you have with you, therefore, almost always the prime camera is the mobile phone.
Interesting to see that most of the photos on Flickr are from mobile phones.
As reported on Geek: the leader is i-Phone, followed by Nikon D90, third Canon 5D MII, fourth Canon EOS 450D/R XSi and fifth Canon EOS 500D/RT1i.
Everyone, even the most experienced photographers take photos with their phone, it’s more practical, and always at hand.
That’s why also the most professional market is so interested in finding solutions increasingly small and compact.
Amateurphotographer
Geek

Click those direct links to check the 5D MII price: [shopcountry 254] EOS 450D/R XSi: [shopcountry 1582] Canon EOS 500D/RT1i: [shopcountry 1583] Nikon D90: [shopcountry 1581]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Ldh8nUs7pVE
It’s true, laser beams, like those of the sun, could damage DSRL Cameras, but, as always, we have to use common sense.
It’s not a surprise that you cannot point more then a while the camera to direct sun as you cannot do it with your eyes, this could produce irreversible damage to your eyesight.
The same concept can be applied to DSRL cameras and extended to laser beams. They could heat up the camera’s sensor.
Therefore, It’s reasonable to take precautions not to let laser beam enter directly in your camera lens and this should be done with “any” Camera.
With proper care (eye safety is first), it doesn’t mean that you can’t photograph the sun or laser beams, and fortunately, there is no need to preserve your Camera in a bunker!

An article about this: “Laser effects on cameras and camcorders“.

First rule: enjoy your Camera!
Canon 5D Mk II: [shopcountry 254] Canon EOS Rebel T3/1100D: [shopcountry 331] Canon T3i/600D: [shopcountry 333]