Latest patents revels that Canon is working on multiple ultra-fast prime lenses for Canon RF Mount camera. The Patent document carries test results of three different lenses includes
Canon Latest Patents of Ultra Fast Prime Lenses
Canon RF 14-21mm f/1.4L
RF 16-35mm f/2.8L and
RF 12-20mm f/2L
It’s really great to see Canon is working on ultra fast prime lenses for the RF mount to make it more complete and usable to pros. We also hope new generations of EOS R series camera also on their way to surprise us next year.
Canon Working on Advance Built-in Flash Units, you can see the patent images below the flash is now more flexible and can be used as a bounce flash without adding any extra accessories.
Take a look at one more image of the patent document so you have the clear idea of the new built-in flash unit
Patent Details
The image-capturing apparatus includes a light-emitting unit movable between a retracted position and a light-emitting position at which a light emitter faces a direction different from an image-capturing direction toward an object, and a moving mechanism to rotate the light-emitting unit about a rotation center axis not parallel to the image-capturing direction to move the light-emitting unit between the retracted and light-emitting positions. The moving mechanism is configured such that, at the retracted position, the light emitter is located on an object side further than the rotation center axis located at a first position, and such that, at the light-emitting position, the rotation center axis is located at a second position located on the object side further than the first position. The moving mechanism includes a stopper portion provided to stop the rotation center axis at the second position.
An image-capturing apparatus comprising:
a main body;
a light-emitting unit including a light emitter and being movable relative to the main body between a retracted position and a light-emitting position at which the light emitter faces a direction different from an image-capturing direction toward an object; and
a moving mechanism configured to rotate the light-emitting unit about a rotation center axis not parallel to the image-capturing direction to move the light-emitting unit between the retracted position and the light-emitting position.
Canon latest patent suggest that Canon is working on a new Version dual pixel CMOS autofocus sensor, that particular sensor is capable to do multishot in a single click with the help to sub-pixels. With the help of the subpixel multi-shot technology the Canon dual pixel CMOS autofocus sensors will going to create images with high dynamic range compared to the conventional image that you get from a Canon DSLR camera / Mirrorless Camera.
As we all know Canon dual pixel CMOS autofocus sensor uses their to sub pixels to acquire auto focus on subject, now in this case that to sub pixels or may be in quad pixel sensor a pair of pixels will capture two different images at the same moment with different exposure values. And later on both of the image will going to be combined with each other to have a image with enhanced dynamic range.
As you can see from the flowchart, Canon algorithms are arranged in a way to acquire different images with multiple exposures and then perform the first dynamic range extension process and after that transform II dynamic range extension process and finally the images saved in the memory card.
So any future Canon will going to give a option to users to have images with enhanced dynamic range. There is also possibility that can and may seamlessly integrate this feature in their dslrs, because in many test we have seen that Canon dslrs get low scores when compared to the cameras from Nikon or Sony.
In general a patent takes approx 1 or 2 years of time to become a official product, and it is also not necessary that every parent should become a product. SO, at this moment we are unable to confirm you that this particular Technology will going to be used in a future inside Canon DSLR or upcoming Canon mirrorless camera. But we do have a high hope as this one is most important feature that should put inside the Canon DSLR and upcoming cameras.
Canon Cinema Camera patent surfaced over the web, The patent shows a XC10 style camera with integrated interchangeable lens Mount. We have received rumors in past that Canon is working on EOS Cinema camera, which was rumored to arrive sometime near Photokina 2018. As we all know Canon is putting more attention towards Mirrorless announcement this year, we may see some sort of delay in announcement of EOS Cinema camera.
TNC EXCLUSIVE Canon is working on a AI system that will going to track viewers point of interest and then it will going to point all cameras on players those who are attracting most of the eyes in stadium. So, actually there in near future AI systems will going to shoot Sports shooters in stadium.
In a latest patent we have seen Canon is working to improve the sports photography to a next level.
They are planning to introduce artificially Intelligence Software based programs to track the interest of human eye and then they will going to point all those camera to specific players attracting max numbers of fans.
The rule is very simple the Canon Artificial Intelligence program will going to find all those field cameras two specific place where the entire crowd is looking at to get the best angle shot by viewers interest.
So that’s really very interesting patent and will going to change the way we look to the sports in near future.
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