Canon took a step forward Tuesday in solving a problem that’s been plaguing DSLR videographers for a long time: maintaining smooth video with a camera’s autofocusing system. With Canon’s new 20.2 megapixel EOS 70D, photographers will be able to shoot video close to the quality of video shot with a camcorder, according to the company. The secret to the 70D’s improved focusing performance is its newly designed CMOS sensor, which contains pixels that perform both imaging and focusing functions.
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New Canon DSLR Focuses on Smooth Video
Posted by: John P. Mello Jr. July 3, 2013 12:23 PMCanon took a step forward Tuesday in solving a problem that’s been plaguing DSLR videographers for a long time: maintaining smooth video with a camera’s autofocusing system. With Canon’s new 20.2 megapixel EOS 70D, photographers will be able to shoot video close to the quality of video shot with a camcorder, according to the company. The secret to the 70D’s improved focusing performance is its newly designed CMOS sensor, which contains pixels that perform both imaging and focusing functions.