Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Canon develops ultra-sensitive new sensor for video capture

Shooting quality video in dimly-lit environments may soon be getting a lot easier, thanks to a new 35mm full-frame CMOS sensor developed by Canon. The video-specific sensor can reportedly capture Full-HD images under as little as 0.03 lux of ...

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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Canon Shows the Most Sensitive Camera Sensor In the World ...

An anonymous reader writes "Canon announced today that it successfully developed a super high-sensitivity full-frame CMOS sensor developed exclusively for ...

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Canon develops high sensitivity full-frame CMOS sensor for video ...

Canon has developed a 35mm full-frame CMOS image sensor designed for low- light video capture. The 16:9 sensor features a 1920x1080 pixel array, meaning ...

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The camera that can take photos in the dark without a flash: Canon unveils ...

... of shooting stars during the Geminid meteor shower. It has also been used to capture a man's face in a room lit only by three incense sticks. This is possible because Canon has used new technologies in the pixels and readout circuitry which reduces ...

Daily Mail

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There's a dimly lit moon out tonight, but Canon's new CMOS sensor can see it ...

It's a given that many cameras have difficulty working in low-light situations. But Canon's newly developed high-sensitivity 35mm full-frame CMOS, designed especially for video recording, "enables the capture of Full HD video even in exceptionally low ...

Digital Trends

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Canon PowerShot S110 review

In many respects, it's at the smaller end of the camera market where it's all happening right now. The S110 is a case in point. It's not much bigger than an IXUS, yet it's actually a full-blown PowerShot with plenty of manual controls and Canon's HS ...

CNET UK

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Monday, March 4, 2013

Canonsburg's 'Faime' To Be Inducted Into Wrestling Hall of Fame

By Thomas Leturgey. The next time you're out with your family enjoying American cuisine at a fine eatery, you'll assuredly want to make sure you pay your tab and tip the waitstaff. You never know when a wrestling champion might just be waiting on you.

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