GwagDesigns
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Some guy did a translation from the Canon china website, heres what he found out, im excited, are you?
The Canon China website seems to have a page describing an EOS 50D camera. The URL of the page is http://www.canon.com.cn/products/camera/eos/50d/index.html. Since this is an official Canon website, the information about the Canon EOS 50D seems to be real.
My translation (via online resources - I don't speak Chinese!) of the EOS 50D page seems to suggest the following:
UPDATE: Though the machine translation seems to be saying that IS is in the camera, I'm informed that a human translation says the stabilization is, in fact, in the lens.
The Canon China website seems to have a page describing an EOS 50D camera. The URL of the page is http://www.canon.com.cn/products/camera/eos/50d/index.html. Since this is an official Canon website, the information about the Canon EOS 50D seems to be real.
My translation (via online resources - I don't speak Chinese!) of the EOS 50D page seems to suggest the following:
- The name is the Canon EOS 50D
- A 15.1 MP CMOS sensor
- A Canon Digic 4 processor (the translation says "digital video" processor, but I'm not sure I can trust the translation 100% and even if I can I don't know that calling it a "video" processor means anything)
- Anti-shake feature built into the camera (hard to believe, but great if true). The translation I have is "Anti-Shake feature built-in camera, due to lower Shoudou the fuzzy images, taken more fun!". I'm not sure what "Shoudou" is! I suspect they are probably talking about an IS system, with the IS in the lens. I really do find it hard to believe that Canon would offer body based IS at this stage of the game.
- Additional measures to eliminate dust on the sensor.
- 6.3 fps (3fps option)
- 35 metering zones with evaluative, spot, center weighted and partial metering.
- 9 cross type AF zones
- 920,000 pixel VGA LCD monitor
- Basic ISO range from 100-3200, with 6400 and 12800 available via a custom function.
- Live View
- Magnesium alloy body
- Shutter good for "10 million" cycles (I'm 100% sure this is a mistranslation, probably 100,000. The position of decimal points does get lost in translation).
UPDATE: Though the machine translation seems to be saying that IS is in the camera, I'm informed that a human translation says the stabilization is, in fact, in the lens.