Both Northlight Images and Canon Rumors, arguably the top two resources for what’s what in the world of Canon’s release forecasts, have each received similar word from known sources reiterating a long-standing rumor that points to the camera maker’s presumable plans to release a high-megapixel DSLR – a shooter that would reportedly share the same exterior characteristics as the EOS-1D X/1D C.
Johnnie Behiri, a freelance cameraman for the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), was able to secure a pre-production version of the full-frame Canon 6D, resulting in the first sample footage publicly released shown above and below, much to the delight of eagerly-awaiting pixel-peepers.
A few isolated instances of internal dust particles making their way to the edges of the new Nikon D600′s imaging sensor have recently been uncovered by early reviewers such as the reputable DPReview, and by the first wave of consumers who dished out the funds to shoot with Nikon’s new full-frame beauty.
Canon’s leap into the 40+ megapixel DSLR territory has been rumored for quite some time, even appearing on B&H’s product search page earlier in the week, rekindling the notion of its existence and foreseeable announcement.
While, up until now, the general consensus believed this mysterious DSLR would be named the 3D, new reports from Canon Rumors and Canon Watch paint an entirely new picture, claiming Canon’s next DSLR will be the 46.1 MP “EOS-1S.”
First off, if you haven’t had the chance to check out Marvel’s latest superhero action-adventure flick, The Avengers, I strongly urge that you do so – it’s a fantastic film. Moreover, if you are a Canon HDSLR shooter, today’s news might give you an added incentive to give it a watch.
Both B&H and Adorama have just opened the option to pre-order Canon’s new flagship DSLR, the EOS-1D X, becoming the first major online retailers to do so and with it confirming the date in which the first units will begin matriculating their way through the market.
Aside from the lack of 1080/60p and clean HDMI output, another area in which the Canon 5D Mark III didn’t satisfy the long standing public wishes was in its lack of an articulating LCD, something even 60D and T3i users currently enjoy. Well, it seems as though there might be some method behind the latter’s madness, as David Parry from Canon UK dished out some revealing information to the folks at Techrader.
With the impending worldwide releases of Nikon’s two new video capable, full-frame DSLR’s in the D4 and D800, Redrock Micro, the HSDLR rig makers that needs no formal introduction, have acknowledged the company’s advancements in DSLR video and have opted to create rigs of the limited edition variety that compliment the aforementioned cameras.
Unfortunately, the originally scheduled due date of March won’t pan out for Canon’s flagship DSLR, as the camera maker has announced that the EOS-1D X’s release has been has been pushed back to “late April.”
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