Well, it looks like Canon is going to test the “pay to play” model of firmware updates, at least with the cropping guide feature that is now available for the Canon EOS R50, Canon EOS R10 and Canon EOS R7. No, you will not be able to “pirate” this firmware, as it will require you

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I still want a EF 24-150mm, f/2.8. FF

I do not have to carry two camera and two heavy lenses. It is not practical every time to carry in a functions like hectic wedding.
Always looking for all in one. For years and years we using same range and type of lens.
Sony and Nikon has it 35-150mm f2.8 by Tamron
Why EF?, it can be used for DSLR and for RF camera also with adaptor mount for RF camera.
My lot of business friends switched over from Canon to Sony makes. They literally dumped Canon products in frustration and anger. Canon does freed herself from burdon of making lens nor they allow third party to make variety of full frame lenses. Always some kind of restriction feeling.

Canon has placed the LI5070SA sensor on its website for third-party sales. This is a super-35-sized sensor (slightly larger than APS-C) at 27.4 x 15.3mm dimensions. On its website, Canon also has a full-frame global shutter sensor, the LI5030SA, which is a 19MP full-frame Global shutter sensor.

Good evening!
Tried to update the firmware on my R5 Mark II to Version 1.0.2 (I did this for several times in the last decades)
Eos Utility did not allow to "downgrade" the Firmware (screenshot attached). Tried to redownload the FW from Canon DE three times.
Tried it via Memory card. Update was completed. BUT: Now the display shows an X in an red circle with "Err" below. It does not work anymore.
Can I try to do something or must I send it to Canon?

Thank you

Hello everyone! have the r6 ii for a year now and i had random freezings that they dont fix until i take the battery out! send it to canon but the could not replicate that! anybody knows anything about it

SIGMA UK sat down with the always engaging SIGMA CEO Kazuto Yamaki to talk about their new Tokyo headquarters and SIGMA's upcoming product plans. While the whole interview is great and worth your time, Kazuto Yamaki does tease a never-before-seen lens design. One of the products that excites me a lot, is a telephoto lens

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Back in August, Canon announced the imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 17″ printer, which came 8 years after it's predecessor, the imagePROGRAF PRO-1000. Keith Cooper has completed his exhaustive review of the PRO-1100 and has come away impressed. As suspected, if you're already an PRO-1000 owner, the PRO-1100 probably isn't worth worrying about as far as an upgrade

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Canon and Amazon have been working through the legal process since May 2023, with a joint suit against the sales of counterfeit Canon batteries and chargers. This has been a growing issue with not only Canon but in other camera accessory segments such as memory cards. There is a differene between third-party batteries and chargers,

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Profoto proudly presents the Pro-B3, a groundbreaking 750ws battery flash designed to meet the demands of the world’s best action and extreme sports photographers. With its heavy-duty casing and industrial grade components, it is engineered for photographers who are dedicated to capture professional images in the most remote and challenging locations. Power and flexibility The

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Yodobashi Camera's top ranking for the last half of November includes a surprising #1 entry for the Canon EOS R1, which would have only been available for sale a few days before the ranking. Yodobashi Camera is a major Japanese retailer, so this looks at the Japanese market more than anything. Yodobashi Camera is atypically

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I went looking for a thread that may be a fit for this, happy to move if someone has suggestions.

There is a traveling exhibit of elephants made from lantana camera which is apparently a weed that is invading the elephant's territory in India. The exhibit is traveling across the USA into 2025 and then will be sold with profits going toward various conservation non-profits.

I saw the exhibit along the Cliffwalk in Newport, RI in August.

Impressive.

B&H Photo has the white variant of the Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Z in-stock and ready to ship in limited quantities. You can grab one for the low low price of $2999 (Reg $2999). Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Z Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Z at B&H Photo $2999 About

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Even though Craig laid down the gauntlet for predictions on 2025, I think he cheated. Now I know why this last month, when chatting with him and asking him what would happen in 2025, he just shrugged and said, "I dunno."


It was all part of his evil plan.

There is now a third kid on the block following SIGMA and Tamron as an official third-party manufacturer for the Canon RF mount. Samyang has officially launched the AF 12mm f/2 for APS-C cameras, which is a 19mm 35mm equivalent for APS-C cameras. This is an wide-angle lens for people on a budget and is

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Duade P (a trusted reviewer) offers a balanced perspective here.

Canon has released firmware v1.0.1 for the EOS R1. This update ads minor features as well as a bunch of bug fixes. We don't expect any significant features to be added until mid Q1 of 2025. Though there could be additional bug fixes before then. Canon EOS R1 Firmware v1.0.1 Download Canon EOS R1 firmware

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Canon has released their second firmware update for the EOS R5 Mark II. They have added the promised Incorporates support for frame rates of 23.98fps/24.00fps when using the LP-E6NH and LP-E6N battery. There are also a host of bug fixes which will be welcomed by a lot of owners. Canon EOS R5 Mark II Firmware

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I don't think that I've ever done a predicitons post for the upcoming year on this site, so I decided to steal the idea and do one that is Canon focused. If I let this sit for days or weeks, the predictions would likely change every hour, so this is what I will go with

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On the 1st of December, Canon released their current list of equipment that is no longer supported by a Canon Service Center. So if you scroll down to the DSLR EOS or Mirrorless camera sections and you see your camera model in this list, that means that Canon no longer provides repair support for your camera. I have included the link below, and you may have to translate to the language of your choice.


MS Edge and Google are options to use for translations.

On the 1st of December, Canon released their current list of equipment that now has an End-of-Repair Date. This document includes all products that Canon makes, so you will need to look for you specific class of cameras, lenses, or flash models. For example, under DSLR EOS series, the EOS 80D will no longer be supported by a Canon Service Center after October 2027. I have enclosed the link below, and you may have to translate into the language of your choice.


MS Edge and Google are options to use for translations.

I can't believe another year is almost over. It hardly seems like it was just a year ago that Craig and I were trashing the R100.


My list was almost the same as Craig's, but I can't just say, "Yeah, me too, bro," and leave this at around 20 words, so I have to go off what Craig has already said a bit.

Over the years, there has been a lot of talk about global shutters in cinema and ILC cameras. Canon did announce a global shutter camera back in 2016, but that was the $40,000 Cinema EOS C700GS. Not really an everyman's camera. Sony decided it was time to shake up the mirrorless camera market again, with

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2024 has definitely been an interesting year for Canon. There have been some great professional cameras released that we're only starting to learn and create with, along with some innovative lenses designs. Canon even took care of the golfers out there, which is true innovation for an imaging company. You may or may not care,

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The rumors look to be true, Fuji will introduced a fixed lens rangefinder style GFX camera with a 100MP “medium format” sensor in the first quarter of 2025. The camera will reportedly sport a 35mm f/4 lens (28mm f/3.2 DOF equivalent). There will be no IBIS in the camera, but that probably won't matter much

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The Canon RF 200-800 mm lens is in stock at B&H in NYC.