Canon rumours have now become facts - Canon have announced the 60D, 18Mp camera. Details are on DP Review
http://www.dpreview.com/news/1008/10082620canoneos60d.asp
Thursday 26 August 2010
Tuesday 24 August 2010
New Canon Camera Rumours - Will there be a Canon 5D Mark III announced?
Apparently Canon are announcing details of new cameras on Thursday 26 August. Sony and Nikon have also revealed details of their new cameras over the last week so will Canon announce a Canon 5D Mark III to replace the Canon 5D Mark 2?
How could Canon improve the 5D Mark II? A tilting screen as suggested for the Canon 60D rumours could be one possibility. For video I think the ability to shoot 720p video as well as 1080p would be great as often the highest resolution isn't needed. The ability to crop image for video as per the Canon 550D would also be good.
The original Canon 5D was announced in August 2005, will Canon announce its successor 5 years on?
http://www.canonrumors.com/category/photography/canon-60d/
How could Canon improve the 5D Mark II? A tilting screen as suggested for the Canon 60D rumours could be one possibility. For video I think the ability to shoot 720p video as well as 1080p would be great as often the highest resolution isn't needed. The ability to crop image for video as per the Canon 550D would also be good.
The original Canon 5D was announced in August 2005, will Canon announce its successor 5 years on?
http://www.canonrumors.com/category/photography/canon-60d/
Sunday 22 August 2010
Differences between Canon 5D Mark 2 and Canon 550D
Having now had the Canon 550D and Canon 5D Mark II for several months I thought it appropriate to be able to give a comparison between them.
Apart from the worse high ISO performance on the Canon 550D the main frustration is selecting the video mode. Considering the Canon 5D2 was the first Canon to feature video recording they have actually made a far better job of the feature than on the 550D. It is very frustrating to have to turn the selection dial all the way to video when switching between taking stills and video. At least on the Canon 5DII all you need to do is press the Live View button to move into recording mode which is far quicker and simpler.
Apart from the worse high ISO performance on the Canon 550D the main frustration is selecting the video mode. Considering the Canon 5D2 was the first Canon to feature video recording they have actually made a far better job of the feature than on the 550D. It is very frustrating to have to turn the selection dial all the way to video when switching between taking stills and video. At least on the Canon 5DII all you need to do is press the Live View button to move into recording mode which is far quicker and simpler.
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