Specifications of the upcoming entry-level EOS M camera leaked at Digicame Info. The “baby M” is the Canon EOS M10. The specs:
18MP APS-C sensor
Size 108 x 66.6 x 35mm
Weight 301g
3″ monitor with 1.04M pixels
Hybrid CMOS AF III with face recognition and tracking
Comes as kit with the EF-M 15-45mm IS STM lens
Comes as double kit with the EF-M 15-45mm IS STM and EF-M 55-200mm
Approximately same size as EOS M2
The price for the double kit will be $849.99, the EF-M 15-45mm IS STM will sell at $299.99.
Two things to note: 1) the moniker EOS M10 suggests a new mirrorless line-up by Canon (entry-level line-up), 2) this is not the old Canon 18MP sensor of a few years ago. This is a new 18MP since it features Hybrid CMOS AF III.
I expect the announcement to happen very soon, possibly tomorrow. Stay tuned…
Seller AllNewShop on eBay (99.8% positive ratings) has the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS on sale at $597.95. Compare at $999. free shipping in the US. Pleas note: this is likely a grey import item.
Come and see how we’re starting to fill 8,000m2 of floor space with exciting Canon technology. Canon EXPO Paris 2015 presents our exclusive showcase of today’s, tomorrow’s and future imaging technologies. The event is invite-only, but this year we’re giving everyone an opportunity to see all the event news and highlights right here on our YouTube channel. From 13 October, you’ll find our technology highlights here: http://www.canon-europe.com/expo
It appears the last Lightroom update is pretty buggy. At least so much buggy that Adobe decided to post about it:
Lightroom team wanted to let the community know that we’re investigating some critical performance and crasher bugs, and will be issuing an update shortly to address them.
If you are experiencing crashing or slowdowns, please try the following:
The folks at fstoppers posted an exhaustive and educated comparison between the Canon [shoplink 27766]EOS 5Ds R[/shoplink], the Sony [shoplink 32538]Alpha a7RII[/shoplink], and the [shoplink 29228]Nikon D810[/shoplink]. The Alpha a7RII being the underdog in the pack. The Alpha a7RII is not the winner here. As noted by many other sophisticated review sites, the a7RII simply is a product that’s not fully mature yet, and hence not a tool for those who are seriously into photography. From the conclusion:
The truth is that technology is so good now that you could use almost any current camera to get amazing professional results. A few more megapixels or a stop of dynamic range isn’t going to effect your pictures at all.
The Sony A7RII is a great camera. If you don’t already have a lot of money invested in a camera system and 2.8 lenses aren’t a necessity right now, the A7RII may be a fantastic choice. I just didn’t feel like the Sony was able to outperform the DSLR competitors in an area other than 4k video recording. That leads me to conclude that the A7RII isn’t actually better than the D810 or 5DSR, it’s just a really great smaller option.
If you have to read one comparison like this one, then read fstopper’s review. The 16 minutes video above is a very good overview about the review. You may be interested in an opinion piece about the a7RII I wrote some time ago.
Canon EOS 5Ds R
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