New Canon Items
Today is a day to be thankful that we are not under artillery bombardment or afflicted with mange. As the rest of the afternoon is set to be a wasteland of wind, water, and computer outages, it is good to have something to be grateful for. If you are reading this, at least one of us has electricity.
Canon. They've made a new camera. 650D. Same size and shape as the 600D with the swivelling screen and all, but this time they have made that screen touch sensitive. You can pinch, swipe, slide, poke prod, and bang it against the edge of the table. This last command causes it to shut down.
The camera can take the full 1080 HD video, 5 FPS, 18 megapixels, 100-12800 ISO. Two new helper programs to let you do deliberate HDR and 4-layer night exposures. No sky need be featureless - they can all be dark and moody now. If you want to banish the darkness with outboard flashes there is an in-built speedlight transmitter. There is an accessory battery and trigger grip that can be highly recommended.
If you would like to pair this up with a new lens that will enable you to take advantage of that video cpacity, my we suggest the new Canon 18-135 f:3.5-5.6 STM lens? The STM stands for Stepper Motor and it contributes to even faster silent focusing - in the case of the new 650D that means continuous auto focus.. This lens is designed to integrate with an APSC -sized sensor.
If you've got a full frame camera and hanker for a travel prime look at the new Canon 40mm f:2.8 STM. It is a flat little pancake but very sharp and built extremely well. We hope to see one in our stocks because it is cute.
Now - off this goes before off go the lights.
Canon. They've made a new camera. 650D. Same size and shape as the 600D with the swivelling screen and all, but this time they have made that screen touch sensitive. You can pinch, swipe, slide, poke prod, and bang it against the edge of the table. This last command causes it to shut down.
The camera can take the full 1080 HD video, 5 FPS, 18 megapixels, 100-12800 ISO. Two new helper programs to let you do deliberate HDR and 4-layer night exposures. No sky need be featureless - they can all be dark and moody now. If you want to banish the darkness with outboard flashes there is an in-built speedlight transmitter. There is an accessory battery and trigger grip that can be highly recommended.
If you would like to pair this up with a new lens that will enable you to take advantage of that video cpacity, my we suggest the new Canon 18-135 f:3.5-5.6 STM lens? The STM stands for Stepper Motor and it contributes to even faster silent focusing - in the case of the new 650D that means continuous auto focus.. This lens is designed to integrate with an APSC -sized sensor.
If you've got a full frame camera and hanker for a travel prime look at the new Canon 40mm f:2.8 STM. It is a flat little pancake but very sharp and built extremely well. We hope to see one in our stocks because it is cute.
Now - off this goes before off go the lights.
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