Tag Archive for 'canon'


Monday, Dec 10th 2007 by Daniel Lim

If you owned or looking to get the Canon action-pack 10 fps Mark III, you probably heard about the wide spreading Mark III autofocus issues on the web. Rob Galbraith from robgalbraith.com has been tracking the AF issues since day one and eventually pushed Canon for a hardware fix. Canon issued a new Blue-Dot version [...]

Tuesday, Dec 4th 2007 by Daniel Lim

If you aren’t satisfied with Canon OEM EOS Utility package, Breeze Systems just announced 3 new versions of DSLR Remote Pro 1.6 DSLR Remote Pro Multi-Camera 1.05 and PSRemote Multi-Camera 1.0 for Canon DSLR remote control application for Windows platform.

Monday, Dec 3rd 2007 by James Allan Brady

So if you have a DSLR, chances are you spent roughly all your spare change from at least 1 month on it, so replacing it is more or less out of the question. Up until now, the best thing you could do is keep it in the case when you weren’t using it, but now [...]

Friday, Nov 23rd 2007 by James Allan Brady

This nifty little device can perform double duty. On one hand, it can be what will likely be a really expensive external DVD burner, and on the other hand, you can offload video from your digital camera/camcorder direct to DVD.

There is no need for a computer with that transaction either. You just hook up your [...]

Thursday, Oct 18th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Wow, you think you iPhone early adopters had a reason to complain? Think again, try buying a $4500 DSLR that comes with a screwed up focus.

Well, the good news is, they finally fixed it, and you can now call 800-828-4040 and give the kind people on the other end your serial number and then as [...]


Thursday, Oct 4th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Do you have a Canon PowerShot A650 IS? I have to ask, how are your shots turning out? My guess is that the ones shot in bright lighting conditions aren’t so great. In fact, most of them shoot so poorly that Canon has issued an official recall of the camera.

Friday, Aug 31st 2007 by Chris Davies

Should the IXUS range announced at IFA 2007 be a little too “consumer” for your tastes, then Canon may have the answer: they’ve also launched two new PowerShot models, the G9 and the A650 IS.  Each has a 13.1-megapixel CCD, 6x optical zoom and optical image stabilization, together with a host of features and customizable [...]

Friday, Aug 31st 2007 by Chris Davies

Proving that you don’t need to pass on features to be fashionable, Canon launched two new models in their perennially popular IXUS range at IFA 2007 today.  The 960 IS and 860 IS both continue the design ethos that started way back with the original APS IXUS, only packing even more user-friendly features such as [...]

Monday, Aug 20th 2007 by James Allan Brady

This much awaited device is finally going to be hitting store shelves within the next two weeks. It has been hyped up since this time last year and is finally arriving.

So what’s the difference you might ask, and that would be a good question, but with a resolution increase and integration of several features from [...]

Wednesday, Aug 1st 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

If you’re looking for a good HD camcorder, you might want to check out this new one from Canon. It’s not their first HD camcorder, but it does have great new features not found in the older models.


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