Canon celebrates 50 years of SLR Cameras - I4U

Canon celebrates 50 years of SLR Cameras I4U - 18 hours ago Canon celebrates 50 years of single-lens reflex camera sales. The company sold the first SLR camera back in 1959. The production of Canon SLR cameras has ... Canon SLR cameras mark 50 year milestone Amateur Photographer Canon marks 50 years since the introduction of its first SLR camera Rob Galbraith DPI all 4 news articles

Need an SLR for traveling? Props to Olympus E-3 - CNET News

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Need an SLR for traveling? Props to Olympus E-3 CNET News, CA - Jan 5, 2009 Unlike Nikon and Canon, which preserved compatibility with older lenses dating back to the film era, Olympus started from a clean slate with a digital-only ... A Mini SLR Popular Science Novoflex announces lens adapter for Micro Four Thirds cameras TECH.BLORGE.com Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Tested Popular Photography Magazine all 4 news articles

Canon EOS 5D Mark II - ITP.net

Canon EOS 5D Mark II ITP.net, United Arab Emirates - Jan 3, 2009 ... which Canon released in 2005. The older camera made a name for itself by being the first, full-frame digital SLR camera that featured a standard body ...

Canon working on 'black dot' fix for new SLR - CNET News

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Canon working on 'black dot' fix for new SLR CNET News, CA - Dec 19, 2008 Canon has acknowledged the "black dot" problem that mars some shots taken with its new 5D Mark II camera, but doesn't yet have a fix, according to a ... Canon investigating EOS 5D Mark II "black dots" problem, says ... Rob Galbraith DPI "Black dot" bug hits Canon D-SLR PC Pro Canon has a black dot problem with the new 5D, Mk II Coolest Gadgets Geek.com - engadget all 25 news articles

Photographer Spotlight: Harookz - Whistler Mountain Bike

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Photographer Spotlight: Harookz Whistler Mountain Bike, Canada - Jan 5, 2009 They were all so supportive and encouraging when I first started tinkering with a 35mm SLR. After many unsuccessful photoshoots with my bros, a slide or two ...