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The seven-bladed aperture diaphragm increases the quality of out-of-focus areas, so your subject stands out against a soft, blurred background.
This lens boasts a minimal distance of 0.85 metres to shoot small subjects and the non-rotating front element makes using filters easy.
Canon's Image Stabilizer technology allows shutter speeds up to 3.5 stops slower than normal to be used whilst limiting the effects of camera shake.
This lens boasts stepping motor technology for smooth and quiet continuous focusing for video and fast, accurate auto focus for stills.
Learn the fundamentals of photography composition with tips on rule of thirds, leading lines, framing, negative space, and more. Community-contributed insights to elevate your shots.
Learn how to capture the night sky with astrophotography tips from Mel White – from dark sky planning to camera settings, gear, and editing.
Compare the Canon EOS R6 Mark III, R6 Mark II and R5 Mark II to find out which camera best suits your shooting style, budget and creative workflow. Explore differences in design, image quality, autofocus and video performance.
Learn the main differences between Mirrorless and DSLR cameras in this article. Find out which camera's best for you!
How to Edit Your First Video in Premiere Pro (Beginner Guide)
Discover how travel photographer TK North captures compelling images with these six photography tips. Learn how the Canon EOS R6 Mark III helps him travel light, stay creative, and shoot anywhere with confidence.
Prime lenses ideal for producing high-quality, sharp images with better low-light performance making these types of lenses perfect for portraits and travel.
Multiple vulnerabilities were found in certain printer drivers for production printers, office/small office multifunction printers, and laser printers.
Multiple cases of buffer overflow vulnerabilities have been confirmed for Canon Laser Printers and Small Office Multifunction Printers.
A passback vulnerability was found in production printers, office/small office multifunction printers and laser printers.
Google has announced the "Google Cloud Print (GCP)” service will be discontinued on December 31, 2020. As a result, Canon inkjet printer models from 2H 2020 onwards will not be GCP-compliant.
