Fidelity Adds Digital Picture Frames

By Digital Trends Staff May 26, 2006

Fidelity Electronics earlier this month announced a new line of digital picture frames in 5.6

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The Canon EOS R5 and Sony A7S III are the two most talked-about cameras of summer, but don't discount 2019's Panasonic S1H. All three are full-frame mirrorless models, but where the R5 is a more "traditional" hybrid still camera that happens to shoot 8K video, the A7S III an S1H are built specifically with video in mind. And while it may be a year old, the S1H still holds some advantages over the other two.

The S1H and the A7S III are the true competitors here. The EOS R5 really should be targeting still photographers, but that messaging was muddied by Canon's marketing prior to the camera's release. But given that all three tout high-end video features and are priced in the $3,500 to $4,000 range, a comparison is natural.
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Canon's new RF lenses bring a desperately needed feature to its mirrorless EOS R system: Affordability. The four lenses announced on Thursday, July 9, are the RF 85mm f/2 Macro, RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1, and two unique telephoto primes with fixed f/11 apertures, a 600mm and an 800mm.

Of these, the $600 85mm f/2 is probably the least interesting, but also the most important. This is just Canon's second sub-$1,000 RF prime lens, joining the 35mm f/1.8, and precisely the type of lens that I have argued full-frame mirrorless systems need. Compared to Canon's unwieldy, $2,700 RF 85mm f/1.2, it is small, lightweight, and -- most importantly -- attainable.