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DSLR Controller arrives for Android

By Imaging Resource, published 08-05-2011

A new app released by developer Chainfire offers some Canon shooters the ability to remotely control their DSLRs from Android phones or tablets. Available from the Android Market in beta form, Chainfire's DSLR Controller is said to have been tested with the Canon EOS550D (aka Rebel T2i), EOS 50D, EOS 7D, EOS 5D Mark II, and EOS-1D Mark IV digital SLRs, using either the Samsung Galaxy S II phone, or one of three tablet models -- the Acer Iconia A500, Motorola Xoom, and Toshiba Thrive. Other Canon SLRs and Google Android tablets running Honeycomb...(read more)

Photo Mechanic 4.6.7 released

By Imaging Resource, published 31-05-2011

Camera Bits Inc. has released an updated version of its workflow tool, Photo Mechanic, for both the Windows and Macintosh platforms. Photo Mechanic v4.6.7 adds support for Raw files from the Olympus E-5 and XZ-1, and improves support for a variety of Canon models including the EOS 60D, Rebel T2i / EOS 550D, Rebel T3i / EOS 600D, Rebel XS / EOS 1000D, and Rebel T3 / EOS 1100D. The new version also includes a wide variety of feature changes and bug fixes for both Windows and Macintosh platforms. Notable changes include two fixes...(read more)

Test shots posted from a production-level Canon T3i!

By Imaging Resource, published 30-03-2011

We've just posted a full set of lab test shots from a production-level Canon T3i digital SLR! The Canon Rebel T3i takes the feature-set of the previous T2i model, and puts it in a new body with a number of important changes. Key among these is the switch to a new Vari-angle screen, which necessitates a rearrangement of the Rebel T3i's rear panel. Under the skin, the new Canon EOS T3i has the same 18 megapixel resolution as its predecessor, and retains the same pentamirror viewfinder with 0.87x...(read more)

Canon Exec: Mirrorless is the reserve of DSLR failures

By SlashGear, published 18-03-2011

A Canon exec has accused Micro Four Thirds and mirrorless camera manufacturers of entering the segments because their mainstream DSLR models were market failures. Canon’s European head of consumer imaging, Rainer Fuehres, told Amateur Photographer that the company had no need to look to Micro Four Thirds or similar, because it had no issues selling either DSLRs or compact cameras. While Fuehres would not rule out a Canon mirrorless camera in the future, he was clear that it would be more than just following rivals into the segment. “The idea of the compact system camera is nothing to do with whether the camera has a mirror or not, but about creating a small and more portable system” he said, “If Canon does take part I hope we won’t introduce just a me-too pr...

Canon T3i: Rebel series DSLR with Vari-angle screen previewed

By Imaging Resource, published 02-07-2011

Canon USA has today announced its new Canon EOS Rebel T3i digital SLR, known in some markets as the EOS 600D, and we've just published our hands-on Canon T3i preview. The Canon Rebel T3i takes the feature-set of the previous T2i model, and puts it in a new body with a number of important changes. Key among these is the switch to a new Vari-angle screen, which necessitates a rearrangement of the Rebel T3i's rear panel. Since there's no room for the infrared sensor found in earlier models, which was used to disable the LCD display when the camera was brought to...(read more)

Canon EOS 600D spotted: Rebel T2i replacement ahoy?

By SlashGear, published 02-03-2011

Certification for the Canon EOS 600D has been spotted in Korea, tipping the presumably imminent arrival of the updated DSLR. The new camera was submitted to the Korean Radio Research Agency on January 25, though beyond the official name we don’t know what specs the shooter will offer. Although not confirmed, the EOS 600D could well be the successor to the Canon EOS 550D, known as the Canon Rebel T2i in the US. That might make it the Rebel T3i; it’s been almost a year since that DSLR was officially launched. [via CanonRumors] Relevant Entries on SlashGearCanon EOS Rebel XS 10MP entry-level D-SLRRumor: Canon announcing new DSLR on January 24thNew Canon Rebel DSLR with better video capture, incoming next week?Canon Rebel T1i leak? 15MP DSLR with 1080p videoCanon Japan released l...

Okii ships USB Follow Focus for Canon DSLRs

By Imaging Resource, published 29-01-2011

Okii Systems LLC, a newly established company based in suburban Raleigh, North Carolina has just launched its first product, an interesting-looking follow focus controller for use with Canon digital SLRs. The Okii FF-001 USB Follow Focus controller is said to work with the Canon EOS-1D Mark IV, 5D Mark II, 7D, 60D, Rebel T2i (aka 550D / Kiss X4), and Rebel T1i (aka 500D / Kiss X3). Inside an anodized, milled aluminum enclosure, the FF-001 includes everything needed to communicate via USB with the cameras, and not only to remotely control focus, but also to start and stop video recording, toggle Live...(read more)