On April 15, 2024, Canon India launched 2 top-of-the-line products–The 4K Remote PTZ Camera Controller (RC-IP1000) and the 4K Indoor Remote PTZ Camera (CR-N100). The RC-IP1000 is a remote camera system controller for video production workplaces to meet the standard of event live-streaming and broadcasting. The CR-N100, on the other hand, is a remote indoor camera featuring a compact body and pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ). This provides the advanced tech needed for enhanced streaming and video recording in situations where meetings and classes are held.
Mr. Manabu Yamazaki, the President and CEO of Canon India, remarks about their newest addition:
“As the volume of video content continues to rise in India, the RC-IP1000 remote controller has been much awaited by the industry as it exemplifies seamless control of remote PTZ cameras and contributes to efficient labour-saving workflows. The remote controller can easily manage as many as 200 individual camera units at one time. Complementing this, our CR-N100 indoor remote PTZ camera promises superior quality and connectivity, tailored to the diverse needs of educational institutions, corporate settings, and coaching centres. Through such cutting-edge offerings, we strive to redefine remote production, making it more intuitive and accessible than ever before.”
Product
Price
RC-IP1000
INR 7,00,000/-
CR-N100
INR 2,50,000/-
Keypoints of RC-IP1000 Remote Camera Controller:
Designed for ease of use: The RC-IP1000 comes with strategically positioned functional buttons and dials, and a prominent 17.78 cm touch panel for simple operation. It also supports IP2 and serial control for remote PTZ movements. Customers can easily switch and configure settings like focus, exposure, and white balance.
Compatible with popular broadcast industry standards: It includes seamless integration with selected Canon products, for control on a larger scale. It offers 12G-SDI input/output for 4K/60P and their visual input via HDMI and IP. The touch panel feeds display from up to 9 inputs sent from cameras via IP. This allows the simultaneous operation of several camera units.
Multi-Camera Management Application: Up to 200 cameras can be managed with RC-IP1000. The app can also register your camera units seamlessly. You can control your large-scale systems with little effort.
Keypoints of CR-N100 Indoor 4K Remote Camera:
Easy to install: Its compact body with pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) capabilities makes it easy to install by yourself. It can be used in spaces such as meeting rooms and classrooms. With the COVID-19 pandemic, we observed a rise in online meetings, live streaming, and lectures, and saw a revival in coaching centres, events, and seminars. Canon India saw a need for advanced video recording technology and took it.
CR-N100 features and functions: It includes a CMOS sensor, DIGIC DV6 image processing platform, 4K/30P high-quality video capture and 20x optical zoom lens.
Four scene modes: Portrait, Sports, Low-light, and Spotlight.
Versatile production environment: The camera supports XC Protocol, RTMP for live streaming, and NDI®|HX for live video production.
FUJIFILM India reignited nostalgia with two back-to-the-future film-based products, QuickSnap FLASH Superia X-TRA 400 and Consumer Film FUJIFILM 200 & FUJIFILM 400, at the Consumer Electronic Imaging Fair (CEIF) 2024. Held at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai and organised by the All-India Photographic Trade and Industry Association, CEIF is one of the largest global imaging exhibitions that attracts participation from leading brands in the industry.
Within the niche film photography market, a stable consumer base actively seeks alternative visual experiences of analogue photography. This audience includes a diverse combination of users looking for a retro look, photography enthusiasts eager to experiment with film-based products and occasion-based users utilising film for events, travel or family occasions. Therefore, the newly launched products align perfectly with these nostalgic yet unique market demands. The QuickSnap FLASH Superia X-TRA 400 introduces a disposable camera pre-loaded with Fujifilm’s Superia X-TRA 400 film for instant photography. With its hassle-free functionality, this easy-to-use camera requires no manual settings, making it perfect for capturing everyday moments or special events. Its standout features include reliable image quality, disposable convenience and a built-in flash for low-light conditions.
The company’s 35mm consumer film rolls are now available for FUJIFILM 200 and FUJIFILM 400 ISO. These films cater to general-purpose photography, delivering clear and detailed images despite the lighting conditions. Films are versatile and capture the true essence with details of the memory.
Despite the rise of high-quality photos in today’s digital age, a youthful movement towards the authentic and timeless allure of film has emerged in the photography communities worldwide. Hence, fulfilling the current market needs, FUJIFILM India’s move involves a multifaceted approach: first, embracing the charm and authenticity of traditional analogue photography; second, undertaking awareness initiatives such as workshops, tutorials and exhibitions to showcase the unique artistry behind film-based photography; and third, maintaining a sustainability focus by highlighting the eco-friendliness and reduced waste prospects associated with film-based photography. The QuickSnap FLASH Superia X-TRA 400 camera will be available from January 2024 for only INR 2499, and the Consumer Film FUJIFILM 200 & FUJIFILM 400 from April across online e-commerce platforms.
Christmas is just around the corner, and what better way to spread cheer than by gifting the ideal camera to the photography enthusiast in your life? But with so many fantastic options on the market, selecting the right one can be overwhelming. Fear not, photography fans! This piece will guide you through the most desirable premium cameras, assuring you find the ideal gift to ignite a passion for capturing stunning visuals.
If you love capturing moments in vlogs, this camera could be your perfect companion. It is a Full-Frame Interchangeable-Lens Mirrorless Vlog Camera. It has a 4K 120p recording that will allow you to capture the beautiful moments of your Christmas celebration.
It features a 24MP sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF II, offering lightning-quick focusing and subject tracking. The R6 Mark II also excels in low-light conditions and boasts impressive video capabilities, making it a versatile choice for creators and professionals.
This action camera is built to withstand the most rugged adventures. It’s waterproof, dustproof, and virtually indestructible, making it perfect for capturing epic moments on the go. The HERO12 Black also boasts stunning image quality, smooth stabilisation, and a wide range of shooting modes, ensuring you never miss a beat.
This mirrorless camera is popular among travel photographers for its compact size, weather-sealed body, and beautiful image quality. The X-T5 features a 40MP APS-C sensor, advanced autofocus, and film simulations that recreate the look of classic analogue film. It’s the perfect companion for capturing the world’s beauty, one frame at a time.
This iconic rangefinder camera is the epitome of luxury film photography. Its sleek design, premium build quality, and exceptional lenses produce timeless images with a unique character. While the M11 comes at a hefty price tag, it’s a dream camera for any serious film photographer who values craftsmanship and heritage.
This mirrorless camera bridges the gap between digital and film photography. It features a retro design inspired by Nikon’s classic FM2 film camera but with the convenience of a modern digital sensor. The Z fc is perfect for anyone who wants to experience the joys of film photography without the complexities of developing and printing.
A drone can open up a new world of creative possibilities for the tech-savvy photographer. The Mavic 3 captures stunning aerial photos and videos with its Hasselblad camera and intelligent flight modes. It’s the ideal gift for anyone who wants to push the boundaries of their photography.
Remember, the best camera is the one that will be used and loved. Consider the interests, skill level, and budget when choosing. With this as your guide, you’ll find the perfect camera to bring joy and inspiration as a photographer this Christmas!
Dash cams have become increasingly popular in recent years, thanks to their aggressive pricing and their ability to capture and record accidents and unexpected events on our road journeys. Infact, dash cam footage saved us a ton of aggravation in resolving a he-said-she-said dispute with the insurance company of the redlight-runner who totalled our car. However, a recent road incident and our dash cam’s failure to capture video documenting the event, alerted us to the widespread misconception that dash cams are ‘set it and forget it’ devices. In this article, we’ll describe the dash cam’s failure and give you some helpful tips for dash cam setup and maintenance, so your dash cam will continue to be functional and you can count on it to document the events it was purchased to capture.
Setup
Ensuring a proper setup is pivotal. Check that your dash cam is positioned so that it doesn’t obstruct your vision, it is securely fastened to the windshield (usually with a rubber suction cup) and properly positioned to capture the desired viewing perspective. Most dash cams have a viewfinder to help establish the viewing area. Next, check that the correct date and time are configured – this will be critical to document when an incident occurred. Refer to your owners manual to find an appropriately sized high-endurance memory card (usually an SD card) and format the card with the recommended compliant filesystem. Then ensure video recording options are configured with high resolution and loop recording is configured. Check whether your dashcam supports locked video clips (meaning that designated video files will not automatically be deleted when the dashcam deems an incident has occurred) and determine whether you want file locking on or off.
Checkups
Regularly check the positioning of your dash cam and clean the camera lens. It is important to periodically remove your memory card from the dashcam and plug it into a computer to validate the dashcam capture angle, the integrity of the memory card and which clips are locked and not automatically overwritten (are new recordings happening?) so there is plenty of memory space to capture new video.
Our Failure Mode
Our dash cam automatically locks (meaning will not automatically delete) footage that it thinks is important, which seems to mostly be events caught while the car is off. None of these supposedly important clips were important to us. Gradually over time, the number of these locked files grew to the point where there was not much space to record new videos. By the time we returned home after the road incident, the footage that documented the incident we needed was overwritten. Had we ensured a proper initial setup and performed routine checkups, we would not have lost this critical evidentiary video. Fortunately, we lucked out that our passenger used her cell phone to record the incident in addition to what we had hoped we would find on the dash cam, so we were able to establish fault with the cell phone video and photos. Often there is no passenger to depend on to document things when an incident occurs.
Dash cams can be incredibly useful tools for protecting yourself on the road, but they require regular attention and maintenance in order to work effectively. By staying informed about the features and settings of your dash cam, periodically checking the memory card, and being vigilant about potential malfunctions, you can ensure that your dash cam is always ready to capture important footage when you need it most.
Finally, Nikon Z8: A camera that’s been a long time coming, igniting the imaginations of passionate photographers worldwide. For those enchanted by the allure of gear-talk, the question lingers: Should this marvel have graced us with its presence years ago? Yet, there exists a tribe of photographers untouched by the grip of Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS), patiently awaiting the arrival of the Nikon Z8, their holy grail.
Nikon reveals that it is a compact rendition of their illustrious, multi-award-winning Z9 camera, aptly named the “Baby Z9.” While the opinions of these loyal enthusiasts hold immense significance for the Nikon Z8’s triumph, detractors from rival brands will inevitably emerge, casting their shadows upon its path. The mirrorless Baby Z9 camera is out for sale and is now available for pre-order.
First Impressions
Complicated emotions stir within the heart of the beholder contemplating the Nikon Z8, for it is a camera that evokes both elation and reservation. The compact marvel encompasses the vast capabilities of its larger sibling, the Nikon Z9. Finally, Nikon unveils a contender to rival the Sony Alpha 1 and the Canon EOS R5 with earnest intent. However, in the grand tapestry of the photography market, this offering fails to exude an aura of exceptionalism.
Some might argue that this camera is, in essence, already over a year old. Furthermore, it finds itself challenged by a three-year-old counterpart and another born merely two years prior. Nonetheless, Nikon endeavours to traverse uncharted realms by boldly eliminating the mechanical shutter, a feat previously observed solely within the domain of Sigma, a brand whose cameras elicit limited regard.
Build Quality
The Nikon Z8 stands tall, surpassing the Leica SL2s, Canon EOS R5, Panasonic Lumix S5 II, and the Sony a7r III in stature. It proudly claims the title of the loftiest mirrorless marvel bereft of an integrated vertical grip. In this grand theatre of mirrorless marvels, the Nikon Z8 assumes the mantle of one of the largest contenders. Brace yourself for your camera bag configuration, which may necessitate a reverential transformation.
Ease of USE
Amongst the vast array of Nikon cameras he has wielded, the illustrious Nikon Z8 emerges as an unparalleled titan, enchanting the senses with its impeccably smooth touchscreen menu. With a mere flick of a finger, one glides effortlessly through its digital realm, while navigation unveils itself as a realm of the utmost simplicity. Yet, within this harmonious symphony, unmistakable echoes of Nikon’s indomitable spirit resound.
The lenses, graceful in their turning; the button layout, a testament to familiarity; and the myriad configurable buttons that adorn this marvel all bear the distinctive hallmark of the Nikon lineage. Even to the uninitiated, fear not, for with the passage of time, this enigmatic entity shall reveal its secrets, unravelling a captivating dance between mind and machine, wherein understanding takes root with ease.
The long-awaited summer season is upon us, and it’s time to gear up for your next outdoor adventure. Whether you’re planning a thrilling mountain biking expedition or an underwater scuba diving excursion, capturing the perfect shot is essential to reliving the moment. In a world where action cameras are as ubiquitous as sunscreen, it can be daunting to choose the right one. Fear not, adventurers! We’ve scoured the market and compiled a list of the top 5 action cameras to make your summer escapades unforgettable. So, grab your helmets, tighten your straps, and get ready to capture your most epic moments yet.
GoPro HERO 11 Black
The GoPro HERO11 Black is a significant upgrade with best-in-class stabilisation and a versatile, almost square sensor. The camera shoots great-looking videos and has new modes like light painting. The standout feature is its 8:7 aspect ratio, allowing content creators to create new clips from a single video. The camera can shoot in 5.3K at 60fps, 4K at 120fps, and 2.7K at 240fps and capture 27MP stills from 5.3K video. Despite no significant improvement in lowlight performance, the HERO11 Black’s simplified interface and enhanced horizon levelling make it appealing to social media enthusiasts.
Insta360 One RS
Get the best of both worlds with Insta360’s One RS. The camera comes with three interchangeable lenses: a 4K mod, a dual-lens 360-degree camera, and a Leica lens with a 1-inch sensor that captures 5K video. The 4K mod and 360 mod pairing offer the best value, while the Leica 1-inch mod delivers top-notch video quality. The updated Insta360 One RS shoots 5.2K video with its improved 4K mod and processor, which features a motion-smoothing algorithm. Plus, firmware updates continuously enhance its features, making it a wise investment.
AKASO Brave 7 LE
Looking for a
GoPro alternative that won’t hurt your wallet? The AKASO Brave 7 LE is an excellent option. This affordable camera has an IPX7 rating and feels sturdy. It can endure submersion in 1m of water for 30 minutes, but you’ll need a protective case for more comprehensive underwater adventures. The Brave 7 LE features a front screen for vlogging and decent stabilisation, albeit with a 1.6x crop. Although it maxes out at 30 fps in 4k, it can still record 120 fps slow-motion footage in 1080p. Overall, it’s an excellent action cam for the price.
DJI’s Osmo Action 3
DJI’s Osmo Action 3 combines the form factor of the original with the magnetic clip system of the second. Its GoPro-like design features dual touch screens and a magnetic quick-clip system, making it a solid alternative to GoPro. With great battery life and excellent video stabilisation, the Osmo Action 3 is cheaper than GoPro, making it a compelling option. However, GoPro Hero 10 and 11 have better video resolution, with the Osmo Action 3 maxing out at 4K and 12-megapixel stills, compared to the Hero 11’s 5.3K stabilised video and 26-megapixel stills. Nevertheless, at 30k, the Osmo Action 3 is an excellent value for money.
DJI Pocket 2
The DJI Pocket 2 may not fit the traditional definition of an action camera, but its built-in gimbal makes it stand out. This pocket camera stabilises footage smoothly and effectively across three axes, with customisable settings like horizon lock and tilt prevention. Additionally, it has an active tracking mode that can lock onto subjects and follow them. While lacking some frame rate options, the camera’s 1/1.7-inch sensor provides superior video quality and low-light performance compared to most action cameras. It’s an excellent option for capturing handheld, stabilised video without carrying additional gear.
The Panasonic Lumix S series was introduced in India back in 2019 and quickly emerged to become one of the premier camera series in the country. The latest variant in the S series is the Panasonic Lumix S5II which adds a new 24MP CMOS sensor featuring phase detection autofocus and many other exciting features. However, does this new addition to the Lumix series hold up to the S series legacy? To put it simply, YES! Let’s take a deep dive into the latest offering by Panasonic –
Design and Features
The DSLR-style design of the S5II will remind you of several other digital cameras in the market though it is a little bulkier. The viewfinder bump has been given a size bump to accommodate a cooling system that is a step in the right direction. The build quality feels premium, and the camera can feel hefty in the hands, but the textured material and a good grip ensure its security in the user’s hands. The overall handling of the device is excellent, thanks to the balance struck between weight and dynamics. It features a bright screen that can be turned around almost in every direction (unless you’re using the HDMI or USB-C ports) It features a revamped OLED viewfinder this time around, which is a treat to capture photos and videos with.
The extra hump on the camera houses a new heat management system that allows users to record long 4K videos at a stretch. A little hump to the camera in exchange for uninterrupted video shooting is not big of a sacrifice, in my opinion. Battery life is passable on the S5II, and nothing out of the ordinary. The full-fledged connectivity options with HDMI, USB-C and a dedicated mic, along with headphones and remote shutter release sockets, make the user’s life easier. The dual SD card slot took me by surprise!
Performance
The Lumix S5II features the latest hybrid autofocus setup that is a noticeable upgrade over the previous Panasonic shooters. The device sports phase detection and contrast detection, which allows it to easily detect both animals and human subjects and also track them automatically. The handheld shooting experience with the S5II is impressive as the new in-camera Active I.S. setup allows users to pan and tilt clips easily. There are an array of options for users to choose from as the S5II can shoot in MP4 and MOV format at 10-bit and 8-bit quality ranging from Full HD to 8K resolutions. The frame rate options here range from 24fps to 180fps with native ISO of 640 and 4000. In conclusion, the S5II is capable of shooting in all lighting conditions. The still image quality does not disappoint either, as it is capable of producing vivid and punchy shots. However, the main attraction of the Panasonic Lumix S5II has to be its Real Time LUTs feature. This allows users to enable real-time colour grading on photos and videos within the camera by applying LUT (look-up-table) saved in the SD memory card.
Verdict
The Panasonic Lumix S5II is an all-rounder capable of performing well in a range of lighting conditions, if not all of them. The build quality of this camera feels premium in hand, and its performance solidifies it as one of the best cameras around right now.
What’s Good
Build Quality
Value for price
Overall image quality and performance
What’s Bad
Connectivity port placement that could block the screen
Gone are the days when DSLRs were considered a vital part of a professional photographer’s kit, as owning a DSLR camera is no longer restricted to photographers only. Thanks to apps like Instagram, which helped camera makers earn millions as everybody wants to be a content creator today. Now, out of FOMO, if you are thinking of buying a DSLR, then you’re at the right place. Come on, let’s capture the beautiful moments of life with our list of the top 5 DSLR cameras of 2022.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Back in 2015, I shot my first short film on 5D Mark III, and since then, I’ve been in love with the Canon EOS 5D Mark series. The latest addition (not the latest, as Mark IV was launched in 2016) in the series 5D Mark IV is a fantastic workhorse if you’re into short films, weddings and other events. The Mark IV DSLR camera offers superb image capture functionality, versatility, and robust design, which makes it a heavyweight and well-respected option for professional photographers.
Key Features:
1.62M-dot 3.2″ full-time touchscreen
30.4-MP full-frame sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF
DCI 4K 30/24p video using Motion JPEG + 4K Frame Grab
61-point AF system with 41 cross-type sensors
ISO 100-32000 (expandable to 102400)
Nikon D850
Are you one of those who always strive to have a DSLR camera that delivers highly detailed shoots and high-quality video capture? If yes, then Nikon D850 would be a solid choice for you. The camera offers you to shoot at 30, 25 or 24p, and it is the first Nikon DSLR to capture 4K video from the full width of its sensor. The D850 DSLR from the house Nikon is one of the best cameras for landscape, wedding, fashion, sports, or wildlife photography.
Key Features:
45.7MP FX-Format BSI CMOS sensor
ISO: 64-25600, extended: 32-102400
180k-pixel RGB Sensor, Focus Shift mode
UHD 4K video capture at up to 30p from full sensor width
7 fps continuous shooting with AE/AF (9 with battery grip and EN-EL18b battery)
Nikon D3500
Just like the line, not every hero wears a cape – not everyone is aware of the depths of the camera world, but if you want to enter it, then Nikon D3500 is the camera for you. The camera was launched in 2018, and since then, it has been a first preference DSLR camera for every newbie photographer. The camera has an inbuilt feature of a handy guide shooting mode from which you get tutorials, and it helps the user on how to use the camera via the LCD screen.
Key Features:
24-MP APS-C CMOS sensor
1080/60 Video Capture
ISO range of 100-25600
11-point autofocus system through the optical viewfinder
Battery rated for 1,550 shots per charge (CIPA)
Canon EOS Rebel T8i
Another one for beginners! The simple APS-C DSLR camera is a lightweight yet powerful device that captures detailed and colourful images. The Canon EOS Rebel T8i offers good image quality even in poorly lit environments, and its autofocus system does an exceptional job during still photography. The camera gets a new, dedicated AF ON button, which we used to get in DSLRs like the EOS 90D and EOS 7D Mark II. The EOS Rebel T8i camera is best if you’re someone who’s into social media content.
Key Features:
DIGIC 8 Image Processor
24.1MP APS-C CMOS Sensor
Digital AF/AE single-lens reflex camera
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Vari-Angle Touchscreen
UHD 4K24p Video, Vertical Video Support
Sony A77 II
Sony A77 was launched in 2014, and yet it is one of the best DSLRs in terms of videography. The camera can record videos at 24p, 60i and 60p modes in AVCHD / MP4 (MPEG-4 AVC H. 264) format and has awe-inspiring video features that will appeal to videographers. The in-camera image stabilisation differentiates Sony from Canon and Nikon DSLRs.
Key Features:
XGA OLED Tru-Finder and Tilting WhiteMagic LCD Screen
24.3MP APS-C Exmor Sensor and BIONZ X Image Processor
12fps continuous shooting with autofocus (up to 60 JPEGs)
1/8000th maximum shutter speed, shutter rated for 150,000 actuation
ISO 100 – 25,600 (Extendable down to 50 and up to 51,200 with multi-image combination)
Inspiring content creators across India, Canon unveils EOS R10 in an experiential #FindYourStory event series
The multi-city campaign aims to empower content creators not only with the knowledge of Canon’s latest vlogging camera but also upskill them.
Canon has introduced its one of a kind immersive event series titled #FindYourStory for content creators powered by its latest vlogging camera, the EOS R10. This multi city initiative is aimed to not only familiarizing creators with Canon’s avant-garde vlogging technology, but also upscale the skills required to create exceptional content through specialized workshops by industry leading mentors.
With the tremendous rise of digital technology and proliferation of social media across the globe, content-creation has witnessed a pivotal growth empowered by local storylines. In an endeavor to unlock the potential of creators across India, the event will take place across top 20 towns in the next few months
Appealing to the millennial audience, the first leg of the series was kickstarted at the Museo Camera Centre for Photographic Arts in Gurugram. To curate an exclusive preview for the EOS R10, the invite only event provided customers with a hands-on experience and included riveting workshops by Canon EOS Ambassadors, leading influencers Isa Khan and Niki Mehra and workshops by Sennheiser and Instagram.
Mr. Manabu Yamazaki, President and CEO, Canon India and Mr. C Sukumaran, Senior Director- Consumer Systems Products and Imaging Communication Business, Canon India unveil the vlogging heartthrob EOS R10 and kick-start the #FindYourStory event series at Museo Camera Centre for the Photographic Arts, Gurugram
Commenting on the activation, Mr. Manabu Yamazaki, President and CEO, Canon India, said “At Canon, we lay great impetus on the growth of photography and videography culture through our innovative product line-up and customer centric market activations. In recent times, we have seen social media democratize the field of content creation across regions and borders. Catering to this segment, we are extremely elated to unveil the latest EOS R10, the perfect companion for content creators and further bring forth initiatives that can help their career grow manifold. Understanding the huge potential that content creator/vlogger segment holds in today’s time, our vision is to empower and upskill the influencer community with focused products and workshops that help them conquer the world of creativity.”
Speaking about the #FindYourStory initiative, he further adds, “This experiential activation is in sync with our larger focus of striking the right chords with the millennial customer group. With the EOS R10, we aim to meet the diverse needs of content creators while serving as an affordable entry-point into Canon’s EOS R system mirrorless technology. Compact and powerful, the Canon EOS R10 is best suited for content creators to #FindTheirStory and narrate it in unique ways through everyday vlogs, reels and shoot in any given environment.”
While the workshops at the event helped enhance product knowledge, it also entailed a number of Instagrammable thematic zones where creators could put their skills to test. Content shot exclusively on the newly unveiled EOS R10 was projected across the event, enticing customers to witness a world of unimaginable creation now possible with the lightweight EOS R10.
Its compact size, built-in popup-style flash and microphone make the EOS R10 the finest choice for vloggers and photo enthusiasts. Whether you are a parent looking to capture precious moments of your child’s milestones; an avid traveller looking for a compact shooting experience; or someone hoping to start your own YouTube channel; the EOS R10 is designed to help create captivating photos and videos with ease.
Superior Image Quality: EOS R10’s new 24.2 megapixel APS-C sensor is designed to provide additional telephoto effect by increasing the focal length by approximately 1.6x while retaining its resolution of 24.2-megapixels, allowing even more creative freedom for post-processing. With a wide normal ISO speed range of 100 to 32 000, the EOS R10 can deliver clean low-noise images even in low-light situations.
High Speed, High Precision: It can perform high-speed continuous shooting at up to 15 fps with the mechanical shutter with AF/AE tracking. The high-speed burst of up to 23fps with the silent electronic shutter* is useful for situations such as concerts, interviews, and wildlife photography. Shutter sound can be activated for electronic shutter if required.
Intelligent Tracking and Recognition: Accurately tracks what matters most. The EOS R10 inherits EOS R3’s ability to differentiate elements within the frame and determine which subject to track. The EOS R10 can recognise people, vehicles and animals – such as cats, dogs and birds – tracking them as they move anywhere in the frame.
Vlog on the Move: The EOS R10 records uncropped 4K UHD movies processed from rich 6K RGB data for higher image quality with less moiré and minimal colour distortion and noise.
In-Camera Panorama: For the first time in EOS cameras, the Panorama Shot (SCN mode) feature is now available in the EOS R10. Create breathtaking panorama shots in-camera. Capture up to 200 shots at a time and let the camera merge them to form a high-resolution, high-quality panorama shot.
In-Camera Focus Bracketing: By using the Focus Bracketing feature in the EOS R10, users can set a range from 2 – 999 shots to achieve wider depth of field within a scene.
Portable Build: Designed to be lightweight and compact, the EOS R10 uses a sturdy aluminum alloy body for its internal structure to keep the weight at only 429g.
About Canon Group
Ever since its foundation in 1937, Canon is guided by the ‘Kyosei’ philosophy of living and working together for the common good. Canon strives to create and deliver world-class products, becoming a top global corporation by diversifying into new business fields throughout the world. Focusing on optical technologies, Canon produces office equipment, consumer and professional imaging devices, network cameras, healthcare, and industrial equipment. Through the close connection between its global head office in Tokyo and regional headquarters in America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and regional headquarters in Japan, Canon combines its global and local operations organically. In 1996, Canon launched its Excellent Global Corporation Plan to serve society with advanced technologies and become a trustworthy and responsible corporate citizen. The year 2016 was the first year of Phase 5 of the Plan. Currently, Canon boasts a strong global presence of 376 subsidiaries all over the world, supported by 197,776 employees. (Data as of December 31, 2017)
About Canon India
Canon India Pvt. Ltd. is the sales and marketing subsidiary of Canon Inc., a world leader in imaging technologies. Set up in 1997, Canon India markets a comprehensive range of sophisticated contemporary digital imaging products and solutions in India. The company today has offices in 10 cities across India with warehousing facilities at 6 locations and employs over 1000 staff and over 850 channel partners. Canon India enjoys a vast retail presence across the country through Image Square stores, PIXMA Zones and BIS Lounges. Canon India’s service reach extends to over 632 towns covering 19,118 PIN codes across India – which comprises of 188 Camera collection points, 15 Camera repair centers, 294 Printer repair centers, 191 Copier, Scanner and Large Format Printer Sales & Service dealers. (Data as of 19 April 2022)
In sync with its corporate tagline- ‘Delighting You Always’, reinforced by World-class technology, Canon offers an extended product portfolio, including Digital Production Printers, Large Format Printers, Commercial Printers, Multi-Functional Devices, Managed Document Services, Inkjet & Laser Printers, Document and Cheque Scanners, Digital Cameras, DSLRs, Mirrorless cameras, Cinematic Imaging Products, Surveillance cameras and Medical Imaging products catering to the multiple market segments of consumer, SME, B2B, Commercial, Government & PSUs.
The instant cameras have made a big comeback in recent years, and when a company offers these cameras with digital image technology, what more could one wish for? The popular Instant camera maker Fujifilm recently unveiled a retro-themed Instax Mini Evo digital camera, which features 10 integrated lens modes and 10 filter options to offer 100 different photo combinations.
The camera has been designed with a premium touch, and it boasts a classic analogue-style look with top-mounted dials and a print control function, which work as a printer, allowing you to print out pictures from your smartphone wirelessly. The Mini Evo camera has an LCD display like other hybrid Instax cameras to help you frame the end result before printing.
The Mini Evo camera has a 1/5-inch CMOS with a primary colour filter, and it features 10 different lens modes: Vignette, Soft Focus, Blue, Fisheye, Colour Shift, Light Leak, etc., along with 10 filter options such as Vivid, Pale, Canvas, Monochrome, Sepia, Yellow, and more. The camera also allows users to save a printed picture taken by the camera on the smartphone by using the Instax Mini Evo Smartphone app.
The Fujifilm camera features a 28mm f/2 lens and a three-inch rear LCD screen to select images, add frames, edit, print, and adjust settings. The camera has internal storage where it can store approximately 45 shots, and besides the internal storage, users can store about 850 images clicked by the Mini Evo camera in a 1GB MicroSD/MicroSDHC memory card.
The shutter speed of the Mini Evo camera ranges from 1/4 second to 1/8000 second (automatic switching), and the ISO ranges from 100 to 1600. The lightweight camera is priced at $199.95 (approx. Rs15,000) and will be available for purchase in Japan from 3rd December. The company will launch the camera in the US in the next year, followed by other countries.
