Here's a quote from Canon Japan's site, revealing specs:
Equipped with newly developed Canon DIGIC 4 digital video processor, to further improve the performance of the camera, with stronger data-processing capacity, bringing unprecedented performance of the image!
Canon developed and produced independently by the CMOS image sensor, has about 15.1 million effective pixel high-definition, the best show the beauty of the world!
Anti-Shake feature built-in camera, due to lower Shoudou the fuzzy images, taken more fun!
EOS integrated system with dust, the dust will reduce the impact on the image to the human eye can be difficult to understand the extent.
There's more on the new 920.ooo pix display etc on this LINK. I find it hard to believe Canon incorporated a built in image stabilisation. That would just cut too much into their IS lenses sales.
Sunday, 24 August 2008
50D leak
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Sunday, 30 March 2008
50D on the 5th April 2009
I came across this rumour on slo-foto.net forums:
According to Canon Japan Internas the EOS 50D comes in spring, 2009, exactly on the 05th April, 2009, worldwide presented for the PMA 09 in Wellington, New Zealand. Canon Japan makes this deliberate, because a narrow connection of Japan by New Zealand exists. 50D will have 12 chips MPix of 450D, she offers ISO values to 3200 really as well as by (known) trick to ISO 6400, 3-inch monitor and is sealed even stronger than 40D. It is placed between 5D MKII and 450D (which is removed shortly after from 500D). There will not be 3000D, by the way, because Canon it for holds not possibly to offer a reasonable new-developed DSLR in the prize segment less than 450D (which will cost till then for about 400 € as a set). However, the 50D will have otherwise an as big resemblance to 40D like it had 30D with 20D. The next real generation jump (signal processor, sensor etc.) comes with 60D, presumably in fall 2010. The two-digit remain, in any case, an APS C cameras. The thought is interesting that Canon develops a "3D", the body of 1D has reminded, indeed, rather of the features (MP, speed) of 5D MkII. This 3D closes that (also in price) gap between 5D MkII (approx. $ 3500,-) and 1d MkIII (approx. $ 4500,-). Then the line-up looks like: 450D (500D), 50D, 5DMkII, 3D, 1DMkIII, 1DsMkIII. Suitably to the 50D (in the set) there comes a successor of the USM IS 17-85, the USM IS 16-105. In addition, Canon works on a megazoom lens (as it were to a successor of the 28-300 L), however, nothing has still trickled through precise. And an USM 1.4/35 should complement the L 1.4/35 USM as a "Mainstream-Prime".
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