August 27, 2008 Canon's newest EOS digital SLR will hit shelves in October packing a 15.1-megapixel resolution, in-camera photo editing, improved noise reduction and a new DIGIC 4 Image Processor that ...

Canon’s New DIGIC 4 Image Processor Fuels the 15.1 Megapixel Resolution, Expanded ISO Range and Enhanced Noise Reduction of the New EOS 50D Digital SLR With the demand for digital SLR cameras reaching ...

Reviews / Canon EOS 50D vs Pentax K-7 Digital SLR Review When you're choosing a mid-level DSLR, should you go for the practical Canon EOS 50D or the fun Pentax K-7? With £120 price difference, is it ...

The $1,299 (list, body only) Canon EOS 50D is a great D-SLR, if all you need is a new body. Like its predecessor the 40D ($1,099, body only), the 15.1-megapixel 50D is fast, but it brings more to the ...

We try three DSLRs designed for the enthusiast but offer professional image quality. Test by Matt Grayson If you want professional standard performance without spending the earth, have a close look at ...

Pity the Canon EOS 50D. Between the hoopla about the latest full-frame juggernauts from Nikon, Sony, and Canon itself, and the buzz on the debut of the Micro Four Thirds system, it’s easy for an ...

The Canon EOS 50D features a 15.1 megapixel CMOS sensor for sharper images for both amateur photographers and professionals. The latest camera from the company also has a 3-inch Clear View LCD for ...

Canon has unveiled the EOS50D, a new model that sits above the successful EOS 40D in the company’s DSLR line-up. leadpic_EOS-50D August 26, 2008: Canon has unveiled the EOS50D, a new model that sits ...

The Canon EOS 50D is fast and sharp, and it produces low noise at high ISOs. If you own compatible lenses, there's not much to think about. If you don't, Nikon's D90 might be worth a look. Canon ...

As we would expect with any new product, Canon has added new features and refined other features with the 50D. Here’s a closer look at what sets the 50D apart from its predecessors. 15.1 Megapixel ...

Whether you’re an amateur photographer or someone who’s more serious about photography, a D-SLR can provide a lot of benefits over a simple point and shoot camera. With a D-SLR, you’ll get faster ...