What's coming?
I'm told we'll be seeing a slew of PowerShot cameras announced. Including high end ELPH/IXUS models.
DSLR?
We will see 1 or 2 SLR's announced alongside the point & shoots.
There will be at least 1 Rebel announced. The possible 2nd SLR “sounds like a 60D”.
Lenses?
From this source it's unknown at the moment.
As always, we'll keep you posted.
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I hope some day we see a DPP that we can actually use without wanting to throw the computer out the window.
I get the best results from DPP, it’s the only thing I want to use for quality sakes, but boy oh boy, it’s UI is frustratingly awful.
Please sort it out canon!!!!!!
You’re right, of course they wouldn’t. But choosing a brand is a very definitive decision. It means I will buy 2 or 3 lenses suitable for full frame, and other accessories. In that way I bind myself to that brand. that’s why I want to choose wisely.
Several of my family members have Canon DSLR’s. I can use and borrow their accessories. that’s why I want a “canon d90”. question is whether it’s worth waiting for some rumored camera that may be far too expensive.
Obviously I’m thinking way too far ahead.
I think I’ve already made up my mind though. I think nikon is a good bet. As several people have already suggested their sensor development is more about quality than pixel quantity.
I think you are spot on on this from a consumer point of view. A 7d is too expensive for me and has more bells and whistles than most serious consumers need (e.g., 8 fps photo, 60fps video). I am hoping for a 60d with similar specs to what you suggest with a $300/400 discount. I will be the first in line to make my order to upgrade from my Rebel.
Well, this is just me, but your sentiment for a camera is not to be under valued, I personally enjoy shooting on the canon and even the sony bodies more then the nikons, that’s not to say there’s anything wrong with the nikon bodies it’s just my preference.
I think a second hand 40D might be good to tie you over if your interested in sticking with canon, if your not then pick yourself up a D90 and get out there and shoot!
One final note, as was pointed out, the auto correction stuff (CA and illumination) is only useful if you have a particular work flow, if you don’t shoot a lot of jpg and process your raws in non manufacturer software they won’t do much. If you are a raw shooter and use photoshop, just buy which ever camera “feels” the best to shoot and learn to live/work around it’s flaws.
Like we could use another noisy at ISO 100 camera :/ like the 7D.