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Three months after its introduction, Canon finally ships the EOS 5D Mark II; but due to the holiday and huge demand of this 5D sequel, early adopters may not be able to get their unit in time for turkey session. We know how much you like to show off new gadget, gather the first of its kind digital still and motion camera to your families and friends. That unfortunately has to wait. Say a prayer and blessing to your family, be thankful for football and foods, then tell your parent your Thanksgiving resolution is make a name for yourself in film production. Sit back, relax and show them the new footage taken with camera of your dream. With little investment, you could be the next Vincent Laforet. Read The Full Story

The EOS Canon 5D mark II has captured world attention since its launch at Photokina few weeks ago. One of the reasons is its industry’s first video capability at 1080P, low light and virtually noise free high iso motion capture. We’ve seen the REVERIE Video footage and full size releases by Vincent Laforent, it was nothing short of amazing coming from a DLSR camera; we also collect other video samples released here, but footage with AF engaged while panning and tracking has yet to witness. DPR has posted couple more full size video clips shot with beta release today. The videos exhibit panning sequence but simply too short to judge its quality and value. Read The Full Story

If you've followed our coverage on Vincent’s 5D Mark II, then you already seen the short film presentation-Reverie. I’ll say he has done an amazing job and the video image quality is excellent came out from a $2,700 Digital SLR. That was a downsized demonstration to a QHD at 960x540, and the pixel-peepers have demanded a full 1080P raw footage after the release. Here they are. Three raw videos straight out of the camera at full resolution of 1080p, "untouched in terms of color correction, exposure correction, noise correction - nothing was done to them whatsoever." Believe us, Canon will sell a ton of 5D Mark II. [update : Canon has removed the video clips below due to high demands and apparently have exceeded the download capacity] Our reader "MODERN ART" has kindly provided an alternate download options to the clips (read comment below) Links to raw video below; Read The Full Story

Quarter of million hits and over 500 comments for a personal blog in a short two days is impressive. All these excitement and fuss just waiting to see an amateur videographer’s footage, taken with a $2,700 Digital SLR camera in video capture option; Is it crazy or what? See our previous cover here. So the highly anticipated short film, titled REVERIE is finally out, see it for yourself. Don’t miss it if you are a Digital SLR fan, because the lenses used to produce the film cost about $20,000! Read The Full Story