DSLR Cameras
Canon 7D price decreased ahead of its successor’s launch
Canon is rumored to announce a new flagship APS-C DSLR camera in the following months. Prior to the launch of the EOS 7D Mark II, the Canon 7D price has been reduced at major retailers in the US. The discount is quite big and it is a sign that the stocks of the current model must be emptied ahead of the new DSLR’s announcement.
Canon 7D Mark II allegedly spotted at the 2014 World Cup
Canon has been rumored to be testing the EOS 7D replacement at the 2014 World Cup. Recently, somebody has noticed a photographer that sits in the same place during football games, while also covering his camera. According to the sources, the covered shooter is the Canon 7D Mark II DSLR, which will be announced in September.
Canon 7D replacement announcement date set for September 5
More Canon 7D Mark II rumors have surfaced on the web. According to inside sources, the Canon 7D replacement announcement date will occur on September 5. The non-disclosure agreement with the testers ends on the aforementioned date, so the company will finally get to introduce its flagship APS-C camera to the world.
Canon 5D Mark IV DSLR once again rumored to record 4K videos
Canon is rumored to issue a response to the Nikon D810 sometime in early 2015. The Canon 5D Mark IV DSLR camera is in development and will be ready to hit the markets next year. According to inside sources, the shooter will be capable of recording videos at 4K resolution, something which cannot be said about the Nikon D810.
Latest Canon 7D Mark II rumors hint at September unveiling
Recently, sources familiar with the matter have reported that Canon will announce a replacement for the EOS 7D camera in August. However, the latest Canon 7D Mark II rumors are hinting that the DSLR camera will actually become official in early September. Moreover, the shooter is coming alongside a telephoto zoom lens.
Nikon D810 showcase: photos, videos, presentations
Nikon has just unveiled a new DSLR with a full frame image sensor. The shooter replaces the D800 / D800E duo and it is said to provide amazing image quality. Here is a complete and detailed Nikon D810 showcase, which consists of numerous sample photos and videos captured with the latest addition to the Nikon DSLR camera series.
Nikon D810 DSLR unveiled as an evolution of the D800/D800E
The big day is finally here for Nikon fans! The Japan-based company has officially introduced the Nikon D810, a DSLR camera that is an evolution of the D800 and D800E. It comes with a new image sensor, that still consists of 36.3 megapixels, as well as multiple enhancements that photographers will certainly love.
Nikon D810 announcement date taking place on June 26
The Nikon D810 announcement date is getting closer and closer. Highly-trusted sources have reiterated the fact that the Japan-based company will unveil the replacement for both the D800 and D800E cameras on June 26. The new DSLR will feature big-megapixel full frame sensor, similar to its predecessors, and many other great specs.
More Nikon D810 specs and details leaked ahead of launch
In the wake of a new product launch event, inside sources have leaked more More Nikon D810 specs and details. The DSLR camera is replacing the company’s DSLR cameras with the highest megapixel count: D800 and D800E. The replacement of the D800/D800E duo is dropping on June 26, so read on to find out what it will offer!
Canon vs Nikon war still waging at major sports events
Are you a Canon or a Nikon fan? These are the most popular companies among photographers. Moreover, professionals love them, too. The Canon vs Nikon war is waging everywhere you look, including at major sports events, such as the Olympics and the World Cup. Which one is more popular? Read on to find out!
Canon 1D X Mark II and 5D Mark IV to be launched in early 2015
Canon is rumored to reveal a couple of DSLR cameras with full frame image sensors at the beginning of 2015. The Canon 1D X Mark II and 5D Mark IV will take the place of the 1D X and 5D Mark III with the same new sensor technology which will be added for the first time into the 7D Mark II. Either way, both FF DSLRs are coming in 2015.
Canon 7D Mark II release date scheduled for October 2014
Canon will introduce a successor for the EOS 7D this August. The new DSLR camera is said be the company’s biggest change ever as it will come packed with some amazing new features. Either way, the Canon 7D Mark II release date has been set for October 2014, just a few weeks after Photokina 2014 closes its doors for the public.
New Canon 7D Mark II talks rebuff Foveon-like sensor rumors
New Canon 7D Mark II gossip talks are circling around the web. Inside sources, who have been right in the past, have revealed that the DSLR camera will not feature a Sigma Foveon-like image sensor. However, the sensor will be based on a new technology and will be the next step in the company’s evolutionary process.
New Canon 7D replacement details reveal high megapixel count
There is no surprise that new Canon 7D replacement details have surfaced on the web. The DSLR is rumored to be called 7D Mark II and to come packed with an APS-C sensor that has a high megapixel count. It is unlikely that it will go over 30-megapixel, but the already-rumored 24-megapixel now sounds like it will become a reality.
Nikon D810 is the name of the D800 and D800E replacement
For a long time, the Nikon D800 and D800E DSLRs have been rumored to be replaced by a camera called “D800s”. However, trusted sources are back with more details and it seems like the upcoming shooter will be called Nikon D810. This is similar to the naming scheme of the D600 series, as the DSLR has been substituted by the D610 in 2013.
More Canon 7D Mark II rumors hint at redesigned top plate
There is no surprise that more Canon 7D Mark II rumors have appeared on the web over the weekend. We are already accustomed to this, but it seems like we are finally receiving reliable details. As the 7D replacement is shaping up, it is becoming more and more clear that the upcoming DSLR camera will feature a redesigned top plate.
New Canon 7D Mark II specs and details hint at EOS 1-like design
Canon is rumored to discontinue the 7D in June, to reveal the 7D Mark II to dealers in July, and to announce it officially in August. Before the launch event of the 7D replacement, the rumor mill has revealed the first reliable Canon 7D Mark II specs and details. They are hinting at the fact that the DSLR camera will have a design similar to the original EOS 1 SLR.
Nikon D800 / D800E successor coming on June 26
Nikon is rumored to hold a product launch event on June 26. According to highly-trusted inside sources, this is the date when the Nikon D800 / D800E successor becomes official. The DSLR camera will be called D800s and will feature a big-megapixel full frame image sensor as well as the ability to capture “RAW S” photos.
Nikon D300s discontinued officially to make room for D9300
Almost five years have passed since Nikon has introduced the D300s, the flagship DX-format DSLR camera. All good things come to an end so the Nikon D300s has just been discontinued officially. The DSLR has been moved to the “archived” camera list, paving the way for a replacement, which is rumored to be called Nikon D9300.
Canon 7D Mark II announcement event taking place in August
The Canon 7D Mark II announcement event is once again a subject of the rumor mill. The replacement for the 7D is said to be set for an August unveiling, but not before the current model becomes discontinued. Additionally, the DSLR camera will be joined by a couple of lenses, which will become official along with the 7D Mark II.
More Canon 7D Mark II launch details revealed
After revealing that Canon will be testing the replacement for the 7D camera at the 2014 World Cup, inside sources have leaked even more Canon 7D Mark II launch details. The DSLR is reportedly being introduced to Pro-level dealers in July, while the official launch event will take place sometime in August before the Photokina 2014.
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