10.0 megapixels, first seen: 12 June 2008
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List All 21 PricesA 15.1 megapixel Canon-developed CMOS sensor and DiG!C 4 Image Processor combine to deliver superb image quality with low noise and natural colour reproduction. Key new features include Creative Auto mode and Quick Control screen for improved operation, and Auto Lighting Optimiser for automatic image correction. With the ability to capture up to 6.3 fps in incredible 14-bit colour, the EOS 50D is the clear choice for the Digital SLR photography enthusiast.
August 26, 2008: Canon has unveiled the EOS50D, a new model that sits above the successful EOS 40D in the company's DSLR line-up. Read more
CANON 50D DSLR and 18-200mm lens Price: $2800 "premium kit" Fine camera, good lens LOW-DOWN: This is a 15-megapixel single-lens reflex, supplied with an 18-200mm lens with effective optical stabilisation. This is the evolutionary replacement for the 40D, with more pixels and a high resolution 75mm LCD to bring it into line with Nikon and Sony competitors. The 15mp sensor is matched to the new Digic4 image processor that Canon claims eliminates any noise problems... Read more
CANON 50D DSLR and 18-200mm lens Price: $2800 "premium kit" Fine camera, good lens LOW-DOWN: This is a 15-megapixel single-lens reflex, supplied with an 18-200mm lens with effective optical stabilisation. This is the evolutionary replacement for the 40D, with more pixels and a high resolution 75mm LCD to bring it into line with Nikon and Sony competitors. The 15mp sensor is matched to the new Digic4 image processor that Canon claims eliminates any noise problems... Read more
Canon's new 15.1-megapixel EOS 50D is a 'big brother' model to the popular EOS 40D (which remains in the company's line-up) and a 'little brother' to the coming EOS 5D Mark II. Offering higher resolution than the 40D, it has a new DIGIC 4 image processor, which supports 14-bit image processing, improved noise reduction and 30% faster processing times. It also delivers continuous shooting speeds of up to 6.3 frames/second with a UDMA CompactFlash card.  ... [more] Read more
The 50D is remarkably similar to the 40D in terms of performance, looks and features — but if you can spare the extra cash, it's a much nicer package. Read more
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