Canon's PMA lineup in the wild

by Evan Blass posted Feb 22nd 2007 at 12:08PM

Unfortunately we have neither the budget nor the manpower to hit up every trade show that we'd like -- and truth be told, everyone's pretty cranky for about six months after CES -- so instead of getting our hands on the new gear at PMA, we're relying on the pros to capture some quality shots of the fresh releases. To cover Canon's unveiling of six new cams we've got Mark over at Photography Blog, who was able to get some quality face time with the EOS-1D Mark III DSLR, the just-revealed A-series PowerShots, and both new Digital Elphs (or IXUS, as they're known overseas) at a London launch event. Plus, if printers are your thing, you can check out the new Pixma lineup as well. All in all a nice set of shots, so if you want to see how these bad boys look when they're not all primped up for glossy press photos, hit the read link for a full gallery (select highlights are after the break).

Filed under: Digital Cameras

Tags: a-series, canon, digital elph, DigitalElph, eos-1d mark iii, Eos-1dMarkIii, pma

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Z @ Feb 22nd 2007 12:42PM

"...everyone's pretty cranky for about six months after CES..."

Cranky for six months? Wow. If that's what it does to an entire staff, then remind me never to go there.

On another note, the specs on the new EOS look good. Makes me wonder if Nikon will have anything up their sleeves.

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j @ Feb 22nd 2007 2:59PM

i find myself staring at the hotness of the guy more than the camera. or at least equal staring.

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