#eos series

Canon unveiled its new interchangeable lens camera, the EOS M100, and also a successor to the EOS M10. The EOS M100 features a 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, together with the Canon DIGIC 7 processor. Other features include: ISO Range from 100-25,600 Can get up to 4 frames-per-second (fps) of continuos shooting In-Camera RAW conversion Has WiFi, Bluetooth, and NFC Has HDR Backlight Control, which allows users to shoot three images with different exposures The EOS M100 will be available on October and will come in Black and White variant. The Lito series will take the place of the venerable Mini series from DJI, offering a full camera drone experience, without the professional price. The Lito series replaces the venerable Mini series of drones and offers better value and more modern features for a modest budget. For context, the Neo series delivers on the basic drone experience with good range and image quality, meant for social media and prosumer applications. However, the Lito series seeks to expand on DJI’s offerings by giving its owners a more “conventional” drone experience with room to grow into more capable products down the line. As a beginning drone pilot myself, I decided to take the Lito 1 and Lito X1 for a spin to see if they are truly worthy of being called “beginner-friendly.” Design I’ve been around quite a number of drones throughout the years, mostly the DJI Mini in its many forms, a couple of Neos, and maybe one or two Mavics. Read more in our articles including "Canon EOS M100 officially announced" and "Insta360 Luna Ultra and Luna Pro now official".