This page is intended to list any news that might be of interest to EOS digital photographers, that are not directly related to photography or post-processing techniques (for that we have separate sections).
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An analysis of EOS-1D Mark III autofocus performance
Another great article by Rob Galbraith; Starts off with questioning do the autofocus weaknesses (and strengths) of the preproduction body carry over to shipping EOS-1D Mark IIIs, and if the new model does match or exceed the autofocus performance of recent 1-series Canons like the EOS-1D Mark II N.
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Notes from Canon headquarters
Rob Galbraith writes an extremely entertaining article on his recent visit to Canon headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. The article also showcases Canon's new Highlight Tone Priority feature on a few examples - a must see for every dSLR enthusiast!
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An Almost Perfect Ten by Ten
Luminous Landscape posts first impressions for the Canon 1D MKIII. The new Canon 1D MKIII might easily be seen as a refresh to the model line, but this is not so. Though it looks much like any of the previous models it is in fact an almost complete rethink on the part of Canon of what a pro-level digital camera should be like.
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Rob Galbraith publishes a first look at the Canon EOS-1D Mark III
It's a camera designed to extend Canon's superiority in areas like autofocus and high-ISO image quality, to shore up areas of competitive weakness such as the battery system and camera configuration and to incorporate emerging features like Live View and remote camera access, but do these things better than they've been done before in the digital SLR arena. And while they were at it, Canon opted to increase the EOS-1D Mark III's resolution and frame rate too, relative to the EOS-1D Mark II N it replaces.
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List of Canon lens reviews
Massimo Cristaldi rounds up dozens and dozens of reviews for a large number of Canon EF lenses. This is an excellent resource to visit before going shopping for glass.
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EOS 400D / Digital Rebel XTi reviewed on dpreview.com
Phil Askey reviews the 10 megapixel EOS 400D also known as Digital Rebel XTi or Kiss X. Thirty pages and a huge sample gallery should be enough of a read for anybody interested in this brand new dSLR model.
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Canon EOS 400D / Digital Rebel XTi hands-on preview
Canon's latest in the 'affordable' series of digital SLRs addresses several issues raised by EOS 350D owners as well as adding several new features, and two more megapixels.
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EOS 30D reviewed at Steve's Digicams
Although the EOS 30D has already received a fair share of reviews, we've always valued the articles over on Steve's Digicams. Plus, it features a cool 360 deg. Quicktime VR.
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Review: Light Crafts LightZone
In the last 6 months, a slew of new software products designed for photographers who shoot primarily in RAW format have come onto the scene. Apple Aperture and Adobe LightRoom are just two examples. Light Crafts LightZone enters the fray as yet another new image processing product that provides some unique and interesting tools.
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Aperture 1.1 review on MacDevCenter.com
Scott Bourne glances at the new features and addresses some common issues in the new Aperture version. The page also contains some interesting reader comments.
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