Adorama has recently refreshed its Canon Refurbished inventory. Some of the solid deals include:
Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L lens for $1229.95
Canon 50D for $999.95
Canon 40D for $799.95
Canon Rebel T1i w/ 18-55mm IS lens for $729.95
Canon Rebel XSi w/ 18-55mm IS lens for $549.95
Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS lens for $439.95
Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS lens for $199.95
There’s currently 80+ items in the camera and lens department now. The good ones won’t last long.
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As if the Canon 7D wasn’t enough, Canon has apparently been dropping invites for “one of their biggest and most important product launches in its history.” It looks set to go down on September 29.
“In the autumn the Canon one of their biggest and most important product launches in the company’s history and we hope you can attend. During a lunch date you are welcome to listen to CEO Jouko Tuominen, Marketing and trend analyst Magnus Lindkvist, when they’re talking about
future trends and success factors in an increasingly digitalized everyday.
Date: 29 September
Time: Cl. 11-13
An invitation with more details coming soon. Welcome!
A picture of one, as I understand it, has created a large box with a red rag over. One side of the box looming, cardboard-colored, without pressure. Should mean something to professional direction. Hopefully not a new color laser …
Canon 1D Mark IV anyone? Pro video gear? The infamous Canikon (people still email me on this wanting more details)? A copier that makes perfect copies of Chuck Norris? Anyone?
Take your guess or offer your insider information in the comments below. Closest to the actual product gets 40 kudos (that’s points, not candies).
[Fotosidans forum & G-translate via DPR forum]
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Apple’s new iPod nano includes a video camera and takes a direct shot across the bow of the Flip and other ultra-compact video cameras. In fact, at Apple’s “It’s only rock and roll” event today, Apple showed an image of the 4GB Flip Ultra and mocked its $149 price tag. The presentation went on with Steve Jobs at the helm touting Apple’s video option as 8GB for free. What that really boils down to is that all the iPod nanos now include a video camera; however, you still have to buy the iPod nano to get the video camera (so it’s not really free Steve). And, unfortunately, the iPod nano doesn’t offer the ability to capture still images.
The 8GB iPod nano runs $149, while the 16GB iPod nano comes in at $179. Both versions offer the same video camera specs: [click to continue…]
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Today is 09/09/09, the day that Leica has said that they will make some new announcements catering to different crowds of people. So far, we’ve seen and heard so many rumors about the new Leica M9 that may be coming our way. According to LeicaRumors.com we’ll also possibly be seeing the X1 and the R10. Here’s what we’ve got for you so far since the webcast hasn’t begun yet here in NYC.
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The Canon 7D manual is available to download here.
Also, new articles and tips in the 7D’s section of the Canon Digital Learning Center:
2. Harnessing the Power of the EOS 7D’s Video System
3. What’s New in the EOS 7D: Sophisticated, Customizable AF System
Stay tuned to the latest on the 7D on Photography Bay’s Canon 7D Reviews and Resources.
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DxO Labs has updated DxO Optics Pro to the latest version 5.3.5, which adds support for the Sony A850. The update also provides better noise control for the Sony A900 and adds support for the Tamron 18-270mm Di-II lens. There are many more updates in the new version. Get more details in the press release below and check out the full compatibility list on DxO’s website. [click to continue…]
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