This week, we continued to follow through on our evaluation of the new Canon EOS R5 II. Between our pre-production sample gallery, introductory video and what you need to know primer, we have plenty of thoughts and information on the high-res mirrorless camera for anyone considering an upgrade.
The EOS R5 II is Canon's newest high-resolution mirrorless camera. Featuring a 45mp Stacked CMOS sensor alongside new capabilities like eye-controlled autofocus, Action Priority modes, and new in-camera processing modes for noise reduction and image upscaling.
Canon's EOS R5 II brings a host of new video capabilities, but what does it offer to stills-focused photographers? Do the sparkly new features allow it to outshine the already capable EOS R5?
Yesterday, we took a look at what the new Canon EOS R5 II has to offer photographers. Today, we're going to take a closer look at what the camera has to offer video shooters an filmmakers.
Yesterday, Ricoh quietly released firmware 2.50 for its Pentax K-1 and K-1 II DSLRs. Astute Pentax users noted that, in addition to general stability improvements, the Japanese release notes also include premium (paid) features designed for astrophotography, which are available only in Japan – at least...
As part of our twenty-fifth anniversary, we look back at the most significant cameras from that period. Today it's the turn of the Nikon D850, the green flash as the sun set on the DSLR era.
In an insightful interview with Tamron, we delve into topics like the state of the camera market, the importance of designing unique lenses, and how Tamron is already leveraging AI technologies to create better lenses.
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Between teasing a significant announcement and dropping two major new cameras, Canon dominated our attention this week. That said, after doing some teasing of our own, we were also finally excited to unveil new design touches across the site to help celebrate our 25th anniversary. We hope you'll also check out the announcement story and drop us a note in the comments to share your favorite stories from the past. We plan on showcasing everyone's feedback in the months ahead.
We haven't exactly made it a secret that this year marks our 25th anniversary. There's a chance many of you spotted the mention in our Christmas Greeting or have been reading our stories reflecting on significant camera technology milestones. But we've also recognized that we haven't given the...
With the EOS R1, Canon's flagship EOS-1 line of cameras finally makes the leap to mirrorless technology. Find out how the R1 compares to its predecessors and what new features it offers professional photographers.
Canon has announced the EOS R5 Mark II: a supercharged R5 that borrows many of the innovations from the flagship EOS R1. We take a closer look at what it brings.
A very dignified-looking ring-tail lemur. They are usually very willing models. Canon 5D4, Sigma 150-600mm F4.5-6.3150mm | 1/200 sec | F5.6 | ISO 800 Previously in this series, I talked about my visits to Andasibe NP, where I photographed lemurs and chameleons, and to Tsingy Rouge NP, where...
Canon has formally launched the EOS R1, a 24MP Stacked CMOS sensor mirrorless camera aimed at professional sports and photojournalism. We plan to publish an initial review soon.
Further Reading
Here are a few interesting stories we spotted around the web.
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