Magic Lantern announced they were able to pull a RAW stream out of the Canon line of DSLR cameras. Neumannfilms demonstrates a possible Magic Lantern Raw Workflow which allows working with continuously shot RAW video.Read More
Canon Canada’s site has a nifty little simulator that lets beginners get a taste of how Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO affect the look and exposure of a DSLR camera. Visit the siteRead More
Battle of the Bokeh is back and we’re looking at some fast 35mm lenses from Canon, Nikon and Sigma with the Canon 35mm 1.4L (http://bit.ly/ca35f14), Nikon 35mm G AF-S (http://bit.ly/n35f14g) and Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM (http://bit.ly/s35f14d), respectively.Read More
Kevin Good and the folks at Weapons off Mass Production test out 3 DSLR cameras under a grand and compare their video capabilities.Read More
Darren Levine demonstrates the low lighting capability of three generation of cameras that have pushed the low light capability.Read More
By Jonathan Yi: This is a comparison and test shoot of Canon’s new Cinema Primes versus Canon’s revered L series still photography lenses. Shot on a Canon C300.Read More
Jonah from Magnanimous Media compares Canon Still lenses with CN-E lenses. DPs Scott Regan and Teddy Hoffman joined in playing with the new Canon CN-E Cine Primes on the C300, Scarlet-X and AF100.Read More
“Inspired” is a commercial for Canon’s EOS Rebel T4i entry-level DSLR camera that shows just how far photographers will go to get a good shot.Read More
Using essentially the same sensor as the Canon 650D, the Canon EOS M offers an interesting alternative to DSLRs. Being mirrorless means the camera is much smaller with fewer moving parts but the placement of the lens means you’ll need an adapter to use standard DSLR lenses. This review from DigitalCameraWorld covers the advantages and disadvantages of Read MoreRead More
The always entertaining and informative Kevin Good and Weapons of Mass Production pits a four brands of 24-70mm F2.8 lens (Canon, Nikon, Tamron and Sigma) and compares these lens on their sharpness, bokeh, and features.Read More
Roger Cicala of LensRentals gives his take on the Canon Mirrorless EOS-M camera. But most importantly, it gave him (and us) a chance to post this picture of the tiny camera sitting on the end of a Sigma 200-500mm OK, the usual applies. I am not a reviewer. I don’t even play one on TV. There Read MoreRead More
Smart phones are starting to replace point and shoots cameras. Could these lower end sales slumps hurt higher end lines as well? Is it inconceivable that perhaps in the far future (say 10 years given the way technology moves) that most filmmaking with occur on a smart device? Canon Inc. (7751), the world’s largest camera Read MoreRead More
