It
seems like
everyone is
trying to get a
mirrorless camera to store shevles these days; of course, the advantages of this type of camera are numerous. And Canon has taken notice of the growing demand for such a market. Canon is designing a compact mirrorless to be released in 2012, according to
Reuters, but the company itself confirmed the existence and imminent release of the new shooter. The camera would be aimed at the prosumer and professional set, allowing photographers to capture DSLR-quality images with a much smaller device. At CES 2012 in January, Canon spoke about its plans for a mirrorless model, stating that the miniaturization of the camera and a re-imagined lens system are top priorities. Retailers suggest a mid October release.
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Product Details
Canon's first mirrorless camera features some pretty nice specs for the price. Dropping $800 gets you an interchangeable-lens shooter with a professional image quality and semi-professional control over the settings. It's a lot of bang for the buck, so it's great for prosumers, but it would also make an excellent sidekick for photographers and journalists that try to travel light.
Hardware
- 18MP CMOS (APS-C) sensor
- EF-M mount compatible with EF and EF-S lenses (w/ adapter)
- two new lenses available at launch
- 1080p video capture
- 3-inch, touchscreen display (1,040k resolution)
- Hybrid CMOS auto-focus for photo and video
- ISO 100-12,800, Expandable to 25,600
- DIGIC 5 CPU
- noise reduction
- 4.3fps for up to 15 shots
- uses SD, SDHC, SDXC and UHS-I cards
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