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Canon EOS 1D X Mark III Announced

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Canon has announced that the development of the 1D X Mark III is underway. It will feature an all-new CMOS sensor and “will be blisteringly fast.”

Canon 1D X Mark III Key Features

  • Updated CMOS Sensor and DIGIC Processors
  • 16 fps Shooting with Viewfinder
  • 20 fps Shooting During Live View
  • 4K 10-Bit 4:2:2 Internal Video Recording
  • Canon Log and Raw Video Support
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF, 525 Selectable Areas
  • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS
  • 10-Bit HEIF Stills Support
  • Dual CFexpress Memory Card Slots

No word yet on pricing or release date. You can see more in the press release below or sign up for pre-order notifications here on B&H Photo. [Read more…]

 

Canon 90D Rumored to Shoot 4K Video with No Cropping

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One of the frustrations of shooting 4K on many of the recent DSLRs (particularly Canon) has been that the image is severely cropped. If new rumors are to be believed, however, the Canon 90D may feature 4K capture using the full APS-C sensor.

Canon Rumors posits that “we may be getting the new generation of Canon sensors with line skipping or pixel binning for video work.”

Previous rumors suggested the 4K video capture from a 32.5mp APS-C DPAF sensor. Full-width 4K capture on the APS-C sensor would be a very welcomed improvement for what may be the last of this prosumer breed of DSLRs. If this turns out to be true, I think the Canon 90D will sell like hotcakes at the rumored $1400 pricepoint.

The Canon 6D Mark II May Not Be the Camera We Were Hoping For

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I was pretty pumped with the Canon 6D Mark II was announced. It wasn’t announced with a lot of fanfare for its video quality and there was no 4K video under the hood. However, it looked like THE full frame camera to have if you were a serious photographer on a budget. Unfortunately, early tests are starting to show that the dynamic range is rather lackluster for a full frame camera in 2017. [Read more…]

Nikon D750, D810, D500 & Other DSLR Deals End Soon

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Nikon’s current instant rebate program is set to end on June 3. Right now, you can save up to $500 on just Nikon DSLR bodies along – and up to $1460 if you bundle a DSLR with lenses.

Notable deals include:

Check out these deals, along with the rest of the Nikon instant rebates here at B&H Photo.