The Canon IXUS 75 digital camera comes with a distinctive black ring around the lens with chic metallic and a touch control dial for enhanced control. The camera is digitally styled and features DIGIC III processor with advanced Face Detection Technology. This 7.1 Mega-pixels camera provides 3x optical zoom, 3.0 inch PureColor LCD with 17 shooting modes to suite your needs. With ISO 1600 and Auto ISO Shift you can click bright blur-free images in low or dim light situations. Its Face Detection AF/AE/FE automatically detects the subjects in the frame for maximum exposure, red eye correction can be utilized while playback to remove red-eye.
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The Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III is finally officia. The camera comes with its dual Digic III processors and ultra-low noise full-frame 21.1MP CMOS sensor. In addition, it can capture 5 images per second up to 56 JPEGs or 12 RAWs. Read the full official specs here. Canon’s EOS-1Ds Mark III is priced at $7,999 when it gets released in November.
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Canon has just announced their latest iVIS HG10 AVCHD camcorder, which will be released in September. The HG10 records 1,920 x 1,080 video to a 40GB disk drive instead of a DVD. It measures 81mm × 129mm × 75mm and weighs 565grams(with battery). The Canon iVIS HG10 will retail for approx. $1,200.
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Canon released the new IXUS 850 IS 7.1MP camera with a 3.8x optical zoom lens and 2.5 inch LCD screen for viewing of pictures. The camera is designed with some sort of clear lacquer finishes which resists scratches which makes the camera look new for a longer time. Measuring 89.5mm x 58.0mm x 25.1mm, this camera is equipped with large controls which are easy to function and visibly labeled. The company also has included optical image stabilization to assist in lesser illumination situations or at longer focal lengths when the user doesn’t want the flash to fire. No word on pricing and availability yet. So, stay tuned for more updates.
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Here are pictures of the rumored Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital camera. No word on pricing or availability so far, just the pics. It’s set to replace the current Canon EOS 5D, which none of us know how to use properly anyway.
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Canon has recently released the HR10 HD camcorder, that comes with 10x optical zoom lens and full HD 1,920 x 1,080 CMOS image sensor. Other features include the image stabilization, 3.1MP still image capture, and a 2.7 Inch LCD widescreen viewfinder. The Canon HR10 HD camcorder will be released later this year in August and retail for $1,199.
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