When you’re watching a press conference and all of a sudden you hear a cacophony of shutter snaps, most of the time you’re hearing Canon DSLRs. Canon’s EOS cameras have long been the go-to for professional photographers the world over, prized for their combination of focus accuracy, image quality, and the company’s legendary lens library and customer service.
One thing that Canon isn’t well-known for is rapid change. In the past decade, in particular, Canon has been slow to upgrade its offerings, meaning its cameras often lag behind the pack when it comes to cutting edge features. Where its more nimble competitors like Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Fuji, and Panasonic have been churning out model after model, Canon’s been content to stick with the same full-frame lineup since 2012.
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