Both cameras are compatible with existing Nikon DSLR accessories such as EN-EL15/a/b batteries, WT-7/A/B/C Wireless Transmitter, and radio/optical Advanced Wireless Lighting.

Canon is also turning its attention to the mirrorless market, recently asking its professionals what features and specs they would be enticed by in a professional mirrorless camera.

I think it is fair to say that not having in body stabilization is a major disappointment for a new platform starting on a blank sheet of paper.

Indeed, but one can design a Speedbooster type where an additional correction lens is included to compensate for the adapter thickness.

As Crowd Sorcerer says, the whole photographic and video industry is rushing to full frame. Like Lemmings. Because the manufacturers have got to make you constantly want to buy new cameras and lenses mainly to stay in business. Not because it’s better, or an improvement. I walked around CineGear this year and observed the same thing, everyone is all hyped about FF. If you take everyone to mean the manufacturers. But as far as users, meh, gear heads are excited but I don’t see a mass stampede in Television production, for instance, to switch from S35 to FF.

Nikon says it’s developing an MB-N10 Multi-Power Battery Pack that will provide long hours of shooting. It will increase the number of photos possible and the maximum recording time by 1.8x.

However, it’s not necessarily a full-frame sensor, which harkens back to the size of a frame of 35mm film. It could be a new, larger-size Four Thirds sensor that would encompass full-frame so you could use those lenses with an adapter using some kind of multiaspect mode.

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Like Nikon, Canon’s new mount has a very wide diameter, 54mm, which should allow it to support high-quality, sub-f1-aperture lenses as well. 

The comments, by Ken Pimlott, a 30-year veteran of the agency, match what some environmentalists and lawmaker have been saying as round after round of devastating fires burn more forests and destroy more homes and lives.

I guess that does change things, but don’t these things get reverse engineered by third party lens manufacturers? Has anybody heard from Sigma about the new lens mounts on Canon and Nikon?

The replacement of the woodstave penstocks was identified by FERC after a 2012 inspection, with the section of penstocks to be replaced between the Forebay area and standpipes due to their age, history of leaks, and uncertainty of their current condition, and the city council in April awarded the qualified low bid of $699,534.23 to RCS Construction to replace the penstocks with the updated pipe.