How I Shot a Triple Transit of Jupiter’s Moons from My Driveway With My DSLR
A few days ago I was lucky enough to capture Jupiter’s triple moon transit right from my driveway in Denver.
A few days ago I was lucky enough to capture Jupiter’s triple moon transit right from my driveway in Denver.
As the Canon EOS 60D gets ready to make way for its big brother at an announcement expected later tonight, more info is leaking about the soon-to-be official 70D. In addition to the whole list of leaked specs and pictures from last week, we're now hearing that the camera will set "a new benchmark" when it comes to ISO performance.
Here's another example of a strange effect caused by the shutter of a DSLR. YouTube user drummaboy5189 captured the above video by playing a 61Hz sound through his speaker and then pointing his Canon 6D at it while filming at 60 frames per second and 1/4000s shutter speed. What resulted is a "rolling speaker" effect.
Rumors have been swirling that Canon is primed to announce yet another DSLR by month's end. According to Craig Blair of Canon Rumors, Canon's EOS 70D -- the long-rumored successor to the 60D -- may finally see its official debut at a rumored April 23rd press event.
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We've featured a couple beautiful examples of fake slow-motion video created using Twixtor shot with the Canon 7D and 550D. If you don't want to shell out $300 just for Twixtor, you can do something somewhat similar using only Final Cut Studio. The above footage was shot at 60fps using a Canon 60D and created entirely with Final Cut Studio. Yes, yes, we know the wheels look strange, but it's still a neat effect and might produce interesting results with the right kind of footage.
Turns out the leaked photos of the Canon 60D we posted a couple weeks ago were of the real thing. Canon just announced this camera this morning, and the rumored specs were spot on as well: an 18-megapixel camera with an articulating LCD screen and heavy emphasis on video recording.
Here are a couple photographs that made their way onto the Internets today via a Japanese website. They seem to be actual "spy" photographs of the camera with an L lens attached, and it looks like a tilt-screen does in fact exist on the back.
With Photokina 2010 just around the corner, rumors regarding soon-to-be-announced DSLR cameras from …
Everyone is expecting news of a new Canon 60D soon, and a leak yesterday by DxO seems to indicate …