It seems like a matter of when, not if, Canon and Nikon will enter the high-end, full-frame mirrorless market. But will any system they release accommodate legacy lenses?Last week I wrote an article in which a supposed “internal document” from Fujifilm suggested Canon and Nikon will lose 50% of their market share within three years. Naturally, this created a lot of healthy discussion among Fstoppers members and the article has had almost 100 comments to date. Many of the issues brought up in the comments related to mirrorless systems and what will happen if and when Canon and Nikon enter the mirrorless market.

To ensure a lens’ ability to focus to infinity, the flange distance needs to be greater than the depth of the camera body. In this case, since Yongnuo has announced the YN450 is a micro four thirds camera – which typically have a flange distance of 19.25mm – it could potentially mean the new camera body might be rather hefty for this type of system if it is to accommodate for the lens, the adaptor and the on-board circuitry.

As Canon News points out, that means one of two things: The first possibility is that the EOS M line will never get a decent selection of fast, high-quality, lighter-weight lenses even if Canon is up to managing products for three active lens-mount lines. 

The scope of the report extends from market scenarios to comparative pricing between major players, cost and profit of the specified market regions. The numerical data is backed up by statistical tools such as SWOT analysis, BCG matrix, SCOT analysis, PESTLE analysis and so on. The statistics are represented in graphical format for a clear understanding on facts and figures.

The "India Plastic Pipes and Fittings Market Forecast to 2026 – By PVC Pipes (UPVC and CPVC Pipes), by Applications (Irrigation, Sewerage, Water Supply and Plumbing and Borewell Application), by Organized and Unorganized Sector and by Regions" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

The Flint crisis took on national prominence and shame, prompting Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette to file criminal charges against members of Gov. Rick Snyder’s administration, including involuntary manslaughter, and water regulators with the state’s Department of Environmental Quality. Two emergency managers appointed by Snyder have also been criminally charged.

Both cameras feature durable, dust- and drip-resistant builds and a large, firm grip for secure and comfortable holding.

Assembling grooved couplings does not require heat or flame nor does it produce fumes, eliminating hazards to personnel and property during installation and maintenance. Hot works permits, fire watches, confined space welding procedures and X-ray inspection of joints are not required. Furthermore, the joining process mitigates environmental factors such as inclement weather conditions that complicate welding.

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Increase in the level of implementation of favorable government schemes in the end-user application sectors will be the major contributor to this growth. Increasing demand for housing as population and personal disposable incomes increase will also drive the growth in the ground handling services market in India.

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The new pipe replaces the original woodstave penstocks parallel to the new pipe, and the project is being done to maintain compliance with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in operating the Spearfish Hydro. No. 1 plant off of Canyon Street near the Spearfish City Campground. The plant was built in 1910 to provide power to the Homestake Mine, and when it was constructed, water from Spearfish Creek was diverted at the Maurice intake located in Spearfish Canyon, and from there, the water flows into aqueducts and pipes that deliver it approximately 4.5 miles downstream to the plant, where the water turns twin turbines. The water then exits the plant and flows through Spearfish and onto its confluence with the Redwater River north of town.