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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / April 2007dpreview attacks Canon! CHOKE!!!!
It's like a dog attacking its master!!!! Here they are, kissing Canon's a.s at every turn, reviewing every P.O.S. P&S that comes down the pipe, and THIS is how Canon treats them! :) http://www.dpreview.com/news/0702/07022208canoneos1dmarkiii.asp Pre-PMA 2007: Canon has today announced the latest generation of their EOS-1D series. The Mark III has a ten megapixel APS-H (1.3x FOV crop) CMOS sensor and can shoot at ten frames per second. It features the updated DIGIC III image processor, a new 19 area Auto Focus system, up to ISO 6400 and a 3.0" LCD monitor. As has become 'the norm' with Canon we had no information on this product before announcement, so no preview or analysis. I'm sure many were expecting an EOS 30D update, well not yet. Phil: As has become Canon's approach we had no information on this camera before embargo, this lack of trust they show with their most important (and reliable) publications only continues to damage their image within the industry. > It's like a dog attacking its master!!!! Here they are, kissing > Canon's a.s at every turn, reviewing every P.O.S. P&S that comes down [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > important (and reliable) publications only continues to damage their > image within the industry. Canon has been amazingly effective at keeping their secrets...secret...and keeping everyone guessing...sometimes right up until the minute of release...like happened today. Many were close, but I've been following this fairly closely, and speculation was STILL all over the place...even today. Maybe Canon should run the CIA...since they're apparently better at keeping secrets than the Feds...  SignatureImages (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at: www.pbase.com/markuson > It's like a dog attacking its master!!!! Here they are, kissing > Canon's a.s at every turn, reviewing every P.O.S. P&S that comes down [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > important (and reliable) publications only continues to damage their > image within the industry. Phil is such a w.nker! > Phil: As has become Canon's approach we had no information on this > camera before embargo, this lack of trust they show with their most > important (and reliable) publications only continues to damage their > image within the industry. I read this and laughed out loud... a completely self serving comment that has no relevance to the article or the preview. We should server him up a nice platter of brie and camembert to go with that w(h)ine... >> Phil: As has become Canon's approach we had no information on this >> camera before embargo, this lack of trust they show with their most [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > that has no relevance to the article or the preview. We should server > him up a nice platter of brie and camembert to go with that w(h)ine... "Phill" needs to chill. Two word RichA... "Industrial Espionage". Canon keep their cards just as close to their chest as Nikon do for just that reason. Phil should know that by now. So... the first announcement for a new & improved model of a pro body, very interesting. There can be no doubt that the entire top end of the Canon line will be revised and soon. The bar has just been raised, and I'd bet money that Nikon are not far behind. Stay tuned sports fans! > Two word RichA... "Industrial Espionage". Canon keep their cards just > as close to their chest as Nikon do for just that reason. Phil should [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > the Canon line will be revised and soon. The bar has just been > raised, and I'd bet money that Nikon are not far behind. I'd bet money that Nikon has it'sr work cut out for them...big time. The bar wasn't just raised...it was launched into space. The new 1D is a huge step forward...when huge steps are becoming increasingly difficult due to the much more mature state of DSLRs. Canon made an astounding number of very significant improvements that are not only un-gimmicky, but very powerful steps. I hope Nikon can indeed keep up. SignatureImages (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at: www.pbase.com/markuson Agreed, dual image processors, 110 MB of image capture per second... whoa! This is a major leap forward in photographic capabilities and will have more than just a ripple effect thoughout the industry. It would be fascinating to know if Nikon just got caught with their pants around their ankles. The MK III is beyond what I need from a camera, but I can't wait to see what will become of the 5D in the next generation. Maybe they will "upgrade" to 5mp. Pardon the spaceMonkey. >Agreed, dual image processors, 110 MB of image capture per second... >whoa! This is a major leap forward in photographic capabilities and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >The MK III is beyond what I need from a camera, but I can't wait to >see what will become of the 5D in the next generation. RichA kirjoitti: > It's like a dog attacking its master!!!! Here they are, kissing > Canon's a.s at every turn, reviewing every P.O.S. P&S that comes down [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > important (and reliable) publications only continues to damage their > image within the industry. Dpreview have complained about this before, but Phil's comment is a bit too much sour grapes. I believe this will "damage" mostly Dpreview. |
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