Could we see a cheaper version of the Canon Rebel Xsi? Continue Reading

Canon has released a firmware update for the Canon 1Ds Mark III that promises improved focus and a new custom function for the back toggle that will control the focus points. (its about time!) Continue Reading

Canon just released a firmware update that includes new custom function for to you the toggle for setting focus points and also they promise  that it will improve the stability of AF accuracy in AI servo AF mode when shooting. Continue Reading

 Got a 40D? Time for an update!

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Here’s a nice human interest story, Canon has raised over 27,000 pounds for the British Red Cross after donating five pounds from the sale of each red Canon PowerShot A460. Continue Reading

Cnet has managed to test out the IXUS 970 IS and they’re in awe of it’s… appearance. Continue Reading

If you’re looking for a new camera, you might want to keep an eye out for three new image-stabilized point-and-shoots that Canon just released. Say hello to the Powershot SD 890 IS, SD 790 IS and SD770 IS. Continue Reading

Boy, when it rains it pours. Here’s more information on the Canon 5D Mark II… Continue Reading

It looks like Canon has been moving pretty strongly to ensure that this autofocusing problem is fixed on their flagship camera. Continue Reading

Good news on the horizon. I received a motivating call from a reliable source that works at a major camera store. He told me there will be a new Canon Mark III very soon.I am actually going to be able to trade in my (first generation) mark III for the newest version that does not have a blue dot. Continue Reading

It’s time for “Overheard Theater”, where we received a “tip” from a photographer who “Overheard” something.

This week, it’s between a freelance photographer and a Sports Illustrated Photographer at a PGA golf tournament in California.

–(Setting-the 16th green)

Freelance Photog-”Shooting with two Nikons instead of Canon now?”

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The future is apparently here, Canon might use Iris identification in their cameras as Biometric Digital Watermarking. That means that each of your photos would be marked with biometric information as to help keep your images copyrighted. (Photo by Scott Robinson)

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If that 500mm lens that looks like a German WWII artillery battery isn’t quite cutting it for you than you might want to check out the special-order 1200mm f/5.6L EF USM Autofocus Lens for $99,000… second hand. Continue Reading

With the high-end digital SLR market getting very competitive, CNet News sat down with Canon’s camera tech guru Chuck Westfall.

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This just might be the point-and-shoot camera of your dreams… Continue Reading

Get the lowdown on the new Canon Rebel Xsi from Cameratown.com. Continue Reading

Before PMA 2008, many people were wondering if Canon was going to release a new version of the EOS 1D Mark III that fixed the auto-focus problem that has plagued the model, or just help fix the problem on the existing cameras. The answer has finally come, and Canon has developed a fix for the AF problem. Continue Reading

Some rumors are still swirling around Canon and its releases for the PMA 2008. Here’s the latest… Continue Reading

A camera of mythical proportions. While it’s just being talked about by internet junkies, this could be the big suprise that Canon unveils for PMA.

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Canon might be gearing up to announce the Canon 50D which would be an update of the Canon 40D. Or at least that’s the buzz around the internet. Continue Reading

Why not make a little history? Canon just announced that it will be showing off the EF800mm f/5.6L IS lens at the upcoming PMA 2008 in Las Vegas. What’s the big deal? It’s the world’s longest lens with image stabilization. Now you’ll be able to shoot a game even in the nosebleed section of Dodger Stadium.

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The PMA 2008 convention in Las Vegas list for brand new products keeps getting more and more crowded. Canon just announced the PowerShot SD1100 IS Digital ELPH, a point-and-shoot that will feature five distinct colors and a slew of features. Continue Reading

Entry-level SLRs just got a little less entry-level. Just in time for the PMA 2008 in Las Vegas, Canon has announced its new 450D (Digital Rebel XSi) camera body and it should get quite a bit of attention from those looking to get into Digital SLRs. Continue Reading

Is there a Canon lens that you’re just dying to see released? Voice your opinion! Continue Reading

Some forums are grumbling about the possibility that the there will be no proposed replacement to the Canon 5D being presented at the PMA 2008 event. This may come as a disappointment to some, but it seems that Canon might be retooling the replacement to be more competitive with Nikon’s new cameras. Continue Reading

If you’re a nut for the history of cameras and want to get a sense of nostalgia, you may want to check out the Canon Camera Museum. It’s probably the most extensive collection of information of “older” digital SLRs. For example, the EOS DCS 3 sported an amazing 1.3 mega-pixel picture in 1995 and featured a 260 MB hard drive disk. That’s more dated than bell-bottoms and 8-tracks. Continue Reading

Canon’s lens (and flash) rebate program has been extended through February 17, 2008. Continue Reading

*UPDATE* Jan 20, 2008 - There are recent talks that suggest in camera stabilization to compete with Sonys prosumer DSLR  Continue Reading

*UPDATE* Jan 16, 2008 -An email from a “reliable source” “The canon 5d Mark II will indeed be released at PMA. But it may not sport the 5d name tag. Continue Reading