This Wi-Fi Canon EOS Rebel T7 features a 24.1 MP CMOS sensor and a DIGIC 4+ processor ... If you want to get highly detailed close-ups, the Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Lens is the perfect ...

The Rebel T3's built-in flash has a guide number rating of 30 feet (9.2 meters) at ISO 100, translating to a range of about 8.6 feet at ISO 100 with the kit lens at wide-angle (at f/3.5) and about ...

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One of the old-line global leaders in the photo industry, Canon cameras cover the range from entry-level point & shoot models to high-end professional SLRs at the very top of the market.

Canon is set to expand its RF-mount lens line up with three new 'hybrid' lenses for its mirrorless cameras. In a teaser, the camera giant posted a picture (above) of its two existing hybrid lenses ...

Initially, the new lens is only compatible with the Canon APS-C camera EOS R7. It will be available in stores from November at a price of 550 euros.

[Dan K] had just such a lens from Sigma, but wanted to get it working fully with a camera using the Canon EF lens fitting. Hacking ensued. The lens in question was a Sigma 15-30mm f/3.5-4.5 EX DG ...

This Love meter will help you find out. This is a simple Love Calculator which displays love percentage based on names. Enter your name and the name of your partner/lover/crush to find Love ...

A computer system that is compatible with Intel's x86 CPU family. All operating systems and applications that run on Intel x86 systems (Core, Pentium, Xeon, etc.) run exactly the same on an x86 ...

Curious to know who would be most compatible with your zodiac sign? Do you want to know how to spot your soul mate. The zodiac compatibility test is here to help you. In life, we pass by many people.

A misguided reference to a PC. The term IBM compatible is more accurate, because IBM made the first PC. Even that has little meaning today, because Intel and Microsoft set the PC standards ...