Canon's New EOS M Series Cameras

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As you know camera companies, like Nikon, Sony, and Olympus, has started pushing out the new compact DSLR cameras. It has been promised these new compact cameras give near real DSLR quality photos, and is extremely compact and light weight due to the lack of mirror and viewfinder. The rest of the camera is pretty much the same as a big bulky DSLR as it has interchangeable lenses too with different mode switches and flash hot-shoes. Canon has now released their own compact DSLR line beginning the EOS M series cameras which is also compatible with both EF-S and EF mount lenses as long as an adapter is used. The camera is compatible with the new EF-M mount lenses with no adapter. This new camera is an 18 megapixel camera and has most of the functions a real Canon EOS DSLR would have. The new camera features a CMOS (APS-C) sensor, DIGIC 5 Image Processor, and an ISO range of 100 to 25600. Compared to a 35mm full frame sensor camera, this camera has a crop ratio of 1.6x. The new EOS M camera has all the modes a regular DSLR has (Auto, Creative Auto, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Manual, and Bulb) plus lot's of creative "scene modes" including Portrait, Landscape, Close Up, Sports, Night Portrait, Hand-held Night Scene Mode, and HDR Backlight Control Mode. The camera also captures crystal clear 1080p video and offers full time auto focus during the take (use STM lens for quieter/smoother focusing during video). Videos and photos can be viewed on a TV via mini-HDMI. These are just some of the features of the new EOS M series cameras. If you have $800 to spare and hate carrying your big bulky DSLR everywhere you go, or you just want to do some amateur photography work, I would recommend you to buy and try one of these cameras! If you do, please use my link! Thank you for reading!

Accessories for the new camera.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: Approx. 4.28 x 2.62 x 1.27 in./ 108.6 x 66.5 x 32.3mm
• Weight: Approx. 9.2 oz. / 262g (body only)
• Storage: SD, SDHC, SDXC cards
• LCD: Touchscreen, fingerprint resistant, 3 inch screen
• No viewfinder, LCD is used
• No built in flash. Needs Speedlite 90EX or other flash. (Standard Hotshoe)
• 18 MP CMOS Sensor (3:2 ratio photos)(1.6x crop ratio compared to 35mm full frame)
• Photo Modes: JPEG, RAW, RAW+JPEG
• Ultrasonic Sensor Cleaning and Dust Delete like the real DSLRs
• Full 1080p video (stereo audio and auto focus during take), can be played back on TV via mini-HDMI
• Features all DSLR Modes (Auto, Creative Auto, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Manual, and Bulb)
• Features scene modes like Portrait, Landscape, Close Up, Sports, Night Portrait, Hand-held Night Scene Mode, and HDR Backlight Control Mode

Pocket-sized 3D Digital Camera!

The Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 Digital Camera is a digital camera that takes pictures and shoots video in 2D and 3D! The lens it uses are 10 mega pixels and the video it records is in 720p 3D! The LCD (3.5 inch) on it uses the Lenticular Lens System which allows you to watch your videos and see your pictures in full 3D without the need for 3D glasses! The two lenses are eye length apart, so the 3D will look realistic. The camera can be connected to any TV with a high speed HDMI cable and the pictures and the videos can be viewed in 3D as long as the TV support 3D. The pictures and videos are recorded to SD cards.

I did read some of the reviews on there say the 2D mode isn't that good. The photos taken in 2D mode isn't as sharp as camera phones. The camera was made for shooting in 3D. The reviews on the 3D aspects were really good and the photos is clear. I also read that the battery on this model is a bit weak, so a second backup battery is suggested so you don't run out of batteries to use when taking pictures or shooting videos.

Why not go check it out? Do you need better video resolution? Well here is another product to that solution, but this solution won't be pocket-sized.


The Panasonic HDC-SDT750K is a 3D HD camcorder that records 3D videos in full 1080p! There is an 18x optical zoom on the camcorder which is great for far way stuff. Pictures can be taken at 14.2 mega pixels. The videos and pictures are recorded to SD cards. The microphone on the camcorder is capable is recording audio in 5.1 channel surround sound.

You know, I love 3D videos and pictures. When watching a 3D video, it makes me feel like I'm like there! When I watch a 3D video, well I feel like I'm watching a video. So I would recommend that you get one of these 3D cameras/camcorders. Everyone is moving to 3D. Why don't you?

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