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By admin, on January 23rd, 2015
 According to latest rumors Canon is working on global shutter and a major hardware upgrade for upcoming 1DX Mark II camera, the upcoming camera is expected to feature continuous shooting speed of 30fps and many more features.
What is Global shutter.. take a look
On the left is an image sequence captured using the Basler acA1300-30gc progressive scan (global shutter) camera. All rows are exposed simultaneously. The camera’s exposure time has been set to 250 microseconds.
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By admin, on October 9th, 2014
According to the latest rumors Canon will announce at least two professional DSLR in 2015 featuring multilayer sensor technology, the announcement will start from Q1 of 2015 and 1DX replacement is also expected to arrive in Q3/Q4 of 2015.
My Thoughts
As Canon slowly upgraded its Rebel DSLRs with Dualpixel CMOS AF sensor Canon will sure bring the Dual-pixel and multilayer sensor technology to Full-frame camera. But will Canon 1DX replacement (Canon 1DX Mark II ) will carry a multilayer sensor or a Dual-Pixel CMOS AF sensor ?… or it is even possible that Canon may merge these both technology together to create a Dual-Pixel Multilayer Sensor…
By admin, on September 29th, 2014
According to latest rumors from trusted sources of canonrumor, Canon almost completed its 2014 announcement and no pro camera coming in 2014, so possibly Canon will announce Canon 1DX Mark II and 5D Mark IV in 2015-16 (next 12-18 months), Canon will sure add advance AF system and Fullframe Dual-pixel CMOS AF sensor in upcoming professional fullframe DSLRs, no more information is available but we will update you soon as we get any new information.
By admin, on August 14th, 2014
 We have created this article on the basis of Canon latest patent that surfaced over the web from past few months, If you look at these patent you get a clear idea about the technologies that will be implemented in the upcoming DSLRs from Canon
New Sensor:
1. Canon Multilayer Sensor Patents
Until now we have seen the three multilayer sensor patent from Canon, the first patent is Just like Foveon sensor of Sigma, The 2nd Multilayer Sensor from Canon showing significant improvement in the design by adding a anti-reflection film in each layer, the third one in 5 layer sensor, the sensor features two additional layer (UV and IR), the UV and IR layer will remove skin spots to capture bright and clear skin tone.
2. Improved Dual-Pixel AF Technology
The Next Generation of Dual-Pixel AF sensors show significant improvement in the AF speed and Continuous shooting speed of Canon DSLRs or current 70D, now the upcoming DSLRs doesn’t require to move the mirror up and down during AI servo mode, the advance Dual Pixel technology inside the sensor will do all the Job and may completely eliminate the need of Phase AF module in the DSLRs.
What Type of DSLR we are expecting?
Possibility #1
If Canon successfully merge both the technology mentioned above (Multilayer sensor technology + Dual Pixel AF), then we may see a next generation of 1DX Mark II camera with ISO range of 819200++ with Continuous shooting Speed of 15fps or more.
Possibility #2
- Canon Single layer Sensors with Advance Dual Pixel Technology inside (according to rumors Canon testing new GEN Single layer DUAL Pixel AF sensor for 7D Mark II), the use of new genration Single layer Dual Pixel AF sensor will sure improve the speed but moderately improve the image quality . UPDATE Canon 7D Mark II is now announced see the related post here
- Canon may introduce a super high resolution camera by using a multi-layer Sensor technology, that will show better image quality, dynamic range and low-light performance compared to its competitor (A7R and D810).
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