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A new approach to interchangeable-lens camera systems gives photographers the option of smaller bodies. How do they stack up?
Though the SLR remains the most popular type of interchangeable-lens camera, a new design is picking up steam. A hybrid of sorts—having a lot in common with fixed-lens compact digital cameras—these EVF cameras offer smaller, lighter bodies compared to SLRs....
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The latest generation of canon’s wireless transmitters offers more control and connectivity options
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