The M6 Mark II felt fantastic in the hand, with an almost perfect heft and balance, and an immaculately sculpted shoulder and grip. It was a bit like a Sony A6600, just more comfortable – and, ...

Canon announced the EOS R6 on 9 July in a major new product disclosure that included the EOS R5, three lenses plus two extender lenses. While there are many similarities between the two cameras, the ...

The EOS R7 is the camera many photo enthusiasts have been waiting for – and marks the start of a new, more capable line of cropped-sensor cameras for Canon. Featuring a high-resolution APS-C image ...

Great news for US photographers: the versatile Canon RF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 for mirrorless cameras is launching stateside – for ...

The lens will cost $219 on its own, and will also be available as part of a "Double Zoom Lens Kit" for the EOS R100, which will include the camera, the RF 75-300mm, the RF-S 18-45mm F4.5-6.3 and a ...

The EOS M6 is another big step forward for Canon’s mirrorless line, but its focus on enthusiast users only further highlights the limitations of the EF-M lens collection.

However, now that DSLR technology is being unprioritized, the cost of those cameras is falling and you can now pick up an entry-level DSLR like the Canon Rebel T100 / EOS 4000D for just over $300 ...

Why We Picked It The Canon EOS R8 sits right between the RP and R6 Mark II in the full-frame lineup in both price and features. It borrows its ergonomics from the low-cost RP, so you get a small ...

The EOS R cameras use RF lenses, which are distinct from the EF lenses for Canon's end-of-life SLR system. Adapters are available to make it a little easier to swap your trusty EOS 5D Mark IV for ...

Another Canon EOS R series camera due for an upgrade in 2025 is the EOS R7. Launched alongside the EOS R10 in 2022, it was the first flagship APS-C camera for the R mount mirrorless line-up.

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Project Indigo, the name of the app initially released for the iPhone, is designed to reduce image noise significantly, make photos look more like an SLR camera and even help to remove reflections ...