Canon EOS 50D RumoursThis web site is dedicated to the forthcoming release of the new Canon EOS 50D Digital SLR. Expectant features are 12mp cmos sensor, DIGIC IV with an ISO of 6400 and HDMI output. Release Date: TBA Canon EOS 40D SuccessFollowing the success of Canons EOS 40D there are rumours around that's predecessor will be the EOS50D and with the recent price reductions of the EOS 40D in the UK it looks as though the Canon EOS 50D will be released soon. |
Some Expected Canon EOS 50D Features
- 12mp sensor
- DIGIC IV
- ISO 6400
- HDMI output
Guide to Canons DSLR Model Range
There are three specific ranges which canon aims it's DSLRs at, the pro, semi-pro and amateur.
EOS 1D and 1DS
Canons Professional range aimed at professional photographers.
EOS 40D and forthcoming 50D range
are it's semi pro range aimed at the keen amateur photographers.
EOS 400D range
is aimed at the amatuer photographer or someone new DSLR cameras.
Past Canon semi-pro EOS DSLR Models
| Canon Model No. | Announcement Date |
| EOS 10D | Feb 2003 |
| EOS 20D | Aug 2004 |
| EOS 30D | Feb 2006 |
| EOS 40D | Aug 2007 |
| EOS 50D | TBA |
Meanwhile lets take a look at the Canon EOS 40D Features and Specifications
Power and versatility in one supremely equipped tool for the discerning photographer. Step up to the challenge of 6.5fps, 10.1 Megapixels and a host of features designed to help you raise your game.
- 10.1 MP APS-C CMOS sensor
- 6.5fps, 75 JPEG image burst
- High precision wide area AF
- 3.0" LCD with Live View mode
- DIGIC III processor
- EOS Integrated Cleaning System
- Picture Style
- Magnesium alloy body
- Compatible with all EF/EF-S lenses and EX Speedlites
- Bodyweight 740g
Detailed Specifications
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Download the Canon EOS Professional Brochure here...
Review of the Canon EOS 40D
When I first started using the EOS 40D a simple description came to mind: that this is a 'well sorted camera'. It feels well rounded - the result of years of evolutionary improvement, it delivers in almost every area, and it inspires confidence. From a usability point of view the viewfinder feels larger, ergonomics are good, the user interface is clear and easy to learn, there are no in-use performance issues, metering and auto-focus show good consistency and the results speak for themselves; colorful (yet accurate) detailed images with low noise even at high sensitivities.
Read the full review by Phil Askey courtesy of DP Review here..
We'll have more information on the EOS50D as the release date draws closer.
