The 1D X Mark II is the new Canon flagship model incorporating a full-frame 20.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, with a machine-gun frame rate of 16 frames per second in Live View shooting, 14 frames per second when using the viewfinder. You can also select the AF point using the Touchscreen. Nikon and Canon both released their top-gun cameras (Nikon’s D5 and Canon’s 1D X Mark II) in … [Read more...]
CP+ Imaging Show with Canon
International photography exhibitions often elicit enthusiastic participation from the Indian professionals. CP+ is a relatively young photography show conducted in Japan, and is certainly gaining grounds, probably because it is home to most electronics giants. The 2016 edition of the exhibition was held at Yokohama, and we are thankful to Canon for facilitating our visit. … [Read more...]
Canon celebrates International Women’s Day with new initiative
To celebrate the spirit of womanhood, Canon has planned an array of activities for its women employees. Women colleagues will be welcomed with a motivational program hosted by a motivational speaker and a Life Coach. In this two hour session, they can explore ways in which they can enhance their work-life balance. On March 13th photography workshops will be held across the … [Read more...]
Canon 1DX Mark II Rumours Afloat
It seems like all rumour circles are currently focussed on Canon. We have seen more rumours about the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II, and the expectation is that it will be shipped in the second quarter of 2016. Among the hot specifications is a dual Digic 7 processor, expected to take image processing to the next level. Speculations are also rife about a dual slot for CFast cards, … [Read more...]
Canon Full Frame Mirrorless on the Cards?
Rumour mills are abuzz with yet another news from Canon, the latest being that the company is developing a Full Frame mirrorless camera line. We would like to believe this news as Mirrorless Full Frame cameras are here to stay, and Canon is yet to show some serious spark in the Mirrorless range. Their first mirrorless attempt, the EOS M series use APS-C format sensors. If … [Read more...]
