Tag: Canon

Sony just took the wraps off its updated superzoom, and it looks very much a competitive beast. Priced at $1,498 (USD) the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 III (say that three times fast) has upped its already strong game, and looks to be a tantalizing offering for video shooters shopping in the mid-range. Super Super...

DSLR shooters, your tasty upgrade awaits. Good news: The brand new Canon EOS 80D DSLR camera is now shipping. The successor to the venerable 70D (2013) looks to be a nice -- if not earth-shattering -- update. Expect higher resolution, better overall performance thanks to a faster processor, even better auto-focus, and a couple...

Camera manufacturer faced classic tech marketing decision: ship partially complete product today and generate revenue, or engineer it further to meet original specifications, but risk further damaging customer loyalty.

10 key improvements Canon has introduced with its new Canon EOS 80D DSLR camera. Compared to the 70D -- take a look at the new features, updated specs.

Canon continues its attack on the DSLR market in early 2016 -- though those lusting for 4K! may want to avert their eyes. The big news earlier was the EOS 80D announcement, a mid-range option for video shooters attracted to the camera's nifty Dual Pixel auto-focus system (which no competitor...

The 70D came out in 2013, but that doesn't mean it can't still shoot killer video.

When I think of RED, the camera company, there are several thoughts that come to mind. Lust, is one. Cinematic, another. But historically, the first thing that pops up when I hear or see the valhalla cinema camera brand known as RED is: out of my price range. Queue...

Canon ups the resolution thanks to a new sensor, improves auto-focus system, and adds faster processor. How good is the successor to the epic EOS 70D?

Somewhere in Sonoma, under tall redwoods, I test the Canon C100 Mark II camera. Loni dons the goth. I push record. And here's what happens...

The life of an indie manufacturer is not easy: It's one thing to produce relatively low cost cameras, but it's entirely another thing to get big name directors to use them on their projects. For Blackmagic Design, it would seem the tide is slowly turning in their favor... The Australian cinema...