Canon started the “Get Up And Go” virtual event, starting June 29.
Says Canon:
Hear from inspiring guest speakers including top Explorers of Light, Canon Content Creators and Tech Experts — empowering you to change the way you capture imagery and create. Click here to register for this FREE virtual event, packed with unique content, break-out sessions, challenges, prizes* and more.
Again we are happy to offer our readers the chance to win a beautiful handmade camera strap. Thanks to our friend Pavlos at Hyperion Camera Straps you can win one of three handmade and customizablecamera straps.
To enter the giveaway use the box below, or click here to visit the giveaway page. Taking part in the giveaway is easy. You can do one or all of the following (the more the merrier):
Follow Canon Watch on Twitter
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Visit the Hyperion Camera Strap page on Facebook
Tweet about our giveaway (you can do it once per day to collect more points)
Three winners will be randomly selected and will get a customizable Hyperion camera strap. Check all colors and options at Hyperion Camera Straps.Camera straps are shipped worldwide without taxes or shipping fees.
Hyperion Camera Straps started as a personal DIY project of owner Pavlos to make affordable and durable, practical and pretty camera straps for his friend’s. The success was huge. One friend after another started asking him to make one for them too and so he started production. They are on Instagram too.
A new rumor surfaced, it’s about RF mount cameras, new inexpensive models. And again the EOS R with APS-C.
A new low rated rumor suggests Canon will focus on entry-level EOS R models after the EOS R3 begins shipping, and if there are no supply chain issues (these are now always mentioned). A replacement for the EOS RP is said to be in the pipeline, this would be the new lowest priced EOS R model in the lineup.
Again, an EOS R with APS-C imaging sensor is rumored too. We still don’t fully buy it but for sure it makes for some good discussions. The only new bit this time is that it might not be an EOS 7D Mark II replacement. So far this has always been the dominant suggestion. Don’t get us wrong about the skepticism. t would be a nice addition to the lineup. We just don’t see it happen.
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