Canon announces upgrade to Dual Pixels AF paid for EOS ... - Digital Photographers

by Roberto Colombo, published Nov. 6, 2013, at 16:14

Into “The first implementation of the new technology on the phase-detection autofocus sensor Dual Pixel AF after the debut of Canon EOS 70D will be updating the optional digital camera EOS C100″

Into The presentation of the car and then especially after our test we have said that the technology of phase-detection AF on the sensor Dual Pixels that Canon has made its debut on Canon EOS 70D can return the Japanese brand leading the pack in one area, that of focus and Live View Video, where on SLR and mirrorless had shown that they have lost ground by competitors.

We expect in the near future several products that put to good use this technology, but Canon has surprised everyone by announcing that it will be possible to update one of the digital cameras of the Cinema EOS System, Canon EOS C100, the Dual Pixel AF, to improve performance the camera when used in autofocus mode.

Although Into the Pixel CMOS Dual AF EOS C100 is similar to that found in the Canon EOS 70D SLR, it has been adapted to optimize the characteristics of the camera. At the moment it is not known the upgrade price Canon has just said: “The upgrade is an option for a fee and takes advantage of the existing sensor Super35mm. RCC will be performed at Canon (Regional Competence Centre) and will be available from 2014. “

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