Back in the days of film cameras, a few select Canon bodies had a very interesting feature: autofocus points controlled by your eye. The feature never made it over to the digital side of things, but ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Canon’s long-awaited upgrade to the R5 and its new R1 camera have finally been revealed and will go on sale later ...

As it teased earlier, Canon has launched the R5 II, a successor to the powerful but imperfect EOS R5. With a new 45-megapixel backside-illuminated (BSI) stacked sensor, it not only has superior specs ...

Canon had released a very interesting feature years ago, back when film cameras were very popular. The said feature was the autofocus points that was controlled by the user's eye. The feature ...

Camera and lens rumors don't just speculate over what a certain brand is working on – these rumors often carry hints towards what gear photographers are hoping to see next. And if new rumors swirling ...

Eye-controlled autofocus, in which the camera selects the autofocus point by detecting which one you are looking at, is one of the niftiest features in the Canon EOS R3 mirrorless camera. In a bit of ...

Although taken for granted these days, autofocus (AF) used to be a premium feature on film- and digital cameras, with [Markus Kohlpaintner] taking us through an exhaustive overview of Canon’s AF ...

The R3 will house a back-illuminated, stacked CMOS sensor inside. That’s a first for Canon, and the development brings the company more inline with the advanced sensors Sony has been putting in its ...