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Canon EOS Turns 35: A Look Back at Decades of Camera Innovations

Next month, in March 2022, Canon will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the launch of the company’s EOS System, which includes popular SLR, DSLR, and mirrorless cameras as well as a diverse range of accessories such as EF and RF lenses. Initially launched back in March of 1987, Canon’s EOS (Electro-Optical System, also, the name of the Greek Goddess of the dawn) System premiered…
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The Cheapest Pro Camera Canon Has Ever Released

Cameras are expensive, and Canon is no stranger to hiking its prices when it sees fit — the EOS 1D X Mark III flagship DSLR costs a fairly sizeable $6,500. But has it always been this way? In this article, we will explore which of Canon’s pro-grade cameras —…
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Canon celebrates 35 years of its EOS System next month

Next month, Canon will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the company’s EOS System, which made its debut in March 1987 when Canon launched the EOS 650 SLR and three EF lenses: the 50mm F1.8, the 35–70mm F3.5–4.5 and the EF 35–105mm F3.5–4.5. The EOS branding serves dual purpose, as an acronym for Electro Optical System and as a tribute to Eos, a Titaness and the goddess of the dawn in…
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Ricoh GRm: My Custom ‘Monochrom’ Camera

For a long time now, I’ve been looking a little enviously in the direction of Leica because of the monochrome versions of the M and Q models. There are purely economic reasons why I haven’t bought one yet. Or rather, I haven’t really been able to explain to my bank account why at least $6,000 should flow in the direction of Wetzlar just because of the feeling. So this problem or…
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Macro Shootout: Extension vs Reverse vs Lens vs Raynox

The debate over which lens and accessories are best for macro photography has gone on since the beginning of the craft. With so many options out there ranging from just a $8 to over $1,000, it is definitely a daunting field to enter. Thankfully, photographer and YouTuber…
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What does Sigma's support mean for X-mount?

It may be lacking an aperture ring, but the 56mm F1.4 DC DN makes a great match for the Fujifilm X-T4, in terms of size and balance. The arrival of Sigma’s 16mm, 30mm and 56mm F1.4 DC DN lenses is another step forward for the X-mount system. No matter how comprehensive Fujifilm makes its own lineup of lenses, it’s always beneficial to not have a system solely tied to one…
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