Canon 5D Mark III Official. The comprehensive EOSHD guide
Canon announce the 5D Mark III - EOSHD takes a first look I thought I would die before this camera was released. Continued strong sales of the 5D Mark II put paid…
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First full 5D Mark 3 review - features Intra-frame ALL-I video recording!
This is great news for video on the 5D Mark III. The encoder is completely new and features the ALL-I Intra frame recording mode (like AVC Intra) that the Canon 1D X…
Cosina Voigtlander Nokton 17.5mm F0.95 - official!
UPDATE: De-clicked aperture ring is on the lens for video, according to 43Rumors whom I am sure can read the original German better than I can! Good news! This came out of…
Samyang reveal 24mm F1.4 availability, price and sample images
UPDATE: The lens is now available from Samyang's international dealer based in Poland. Buy it now The new full frame Samyang 25mm F1.4 ED AS UMC will be released in the first…
Canon - "mirrorless is our future" and video optimised lenses coming 2012
Canon will release a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera in 2012. Japanese website DCWatch has the first interview where Canon have spoken in detail about the development of the new system. There's so…
GH3 around corner at CES?
Find out how to get a GH2 body for $499 in the US at Adorama on the new EOSHD forum Ethics statement: holding off buying a camera due to a rumour is…
Canon C300 Cinema EOS camera - specs and initial thoughts
Canon's new Cinema EOS camera is here and it is 5D Mark II inspired in terms of design although not price! Costing over $16,000 the Canon EOS C300 has a far more…
Discussions 'on-going' at Canon about extent of video functionality on DSLRs
I have just arrived in Shanghai and earlier in the week Canon brought their new 1D X to London. I didn't get a look at it since I was busy travelling but…
Sony CineAlta F65 8K priced to compete with Arri Alexa and RED Epic
I have always wondered what a Sony product would look like if it had the full force of their technology behind it. Have Sony just killed the Alexa? It certainly seems so…