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Amazon's top selling SLR cameras presently are:
(US #1) EOS Rebel T3i :
http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-...17941/ref=zg_bs_nav_p_1_p/182-7731012-1474817
(UK #1) Canon EOS 1100D (US T3 equivalent):
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Best-Seller...ref=zg_bs_nav_ce_3_560836/276-7308483-0799353
Both of these models were released in February 2011.
Seems Canon really doesn't need to change too much.
And regarding 4K: mass adoption of 4K video recording devices, and related products, apparently is years from now.
1100D? Really? Best selling? I would understand t3i, but this...
I have this thing, it's unusable!Maxes out at mushy 720p at 30p with no manual controls and no 24p/60p. Terrible 2.7" 200k screen and no mic input.
It's a fine still camera though, and I guess that also why it's selling. 12 megapixel stills and quality is suberb. These Photography guys have it so easy, the s*%ttiest photographic camera on the market are superb!![]()
At this point all I really want is a C100 with 1080p50. Heck, even 720p50 would suffice for a few years as long as it's better than the 720p on the DSLR's. I can't believe they left that feature out of the C100 - I know dozens of action sports shooters who have dropped all their canon gear to go to Sony FS100/700 or even the RED Scarlet, simply to get 1080p50/60.
These days it's a feature on most $300 point & shoot cameras - yet Canon can't include it in on a $6000 professional camera? And instead they give us a broadcast format (50i) in their Cinema camera?
The C300 body is nice, but I think it is a bit redundant.