It has been six years and a half that Olympus had announced the E-Volt E-410. Over these years, none was able to compete with the same. Now, Canon has been planning to launch EOS Rebel SL1 of it.

Monday market sees Tokyo stocks making modest gains, with U. S. technology shares rising and the surging euro fueling buying capabilities of exporters like TDK, Honda Motor, and Canon etc. Undoubtedly, with the end of trading on the day, the late profit-taking has pushed many well off their intraday highs.

When it comes to expansion and coming up with newer and better products, one name that instantly comes across mind is Cannon. Maintaining the rapport, Cannon has announced that it is going to launch a new pair of lenses known as EF-series lenses.

In what apparently is an attempt to combat the notably declining camera sales, camera makers are not only reducing the prices of their new point-and-shoot cameras to even less than $100, but are also offering more features at the slashed prices.

In the 2010-2011 Imaging Awards from Camera magazine, three prestigious awards were bagged by Canon.

The DSLR categories of the awards were largely dominated by Canon's EOS cameras. While the EOS-1D Mark IV won the award in the "Professional Digital SLR" category; the EOS 7D was declared the winner in the "Enthusiast Digital SLR" category.

Thursday saw United Business Media Ltd. making an announcement regarding reaching a deal relating acquirement of Canon Communications LLC for no less than $287 million, and also, this is the biggest acquirement done under the Chairmanship of David Levin.

Canon is launching its newly designed 70-300 mm and the normal 8-15 mm fisheye zoom cameras. The cameras will have an L series lens, which be used for the first time.

The latest lenses will have new flourine covering on the front and back parts of the cameras, which will lessen smearing and cleaning of the lens and will be easier than before.

A Fair Work Australia has been filed by The Australian Services Union against Canon. This complain by ASU is filled in regard to the Canon’s plan to shift its staff to its newly signed integrator CSG, a Japanese imaging giant.

With its recently-announced lineup of six new PowerShot point-and-shoot cameras, Canon appears to have taken into account the specific needs of a range of picture- takers - from casual photographers to hardcore photography enthusiasts!

Canon U. S. A. has come up with a mind-blowing collection of printers, which includes two ImageClass laser printers, two new Pixma all-in-one models and a compact Selphy photo printer.

Every single model is Mac and PC-compatible.

The ImageClass MF8050Cn and MF8350Cdn are going for sale in September 2009 with tag prices of $499 and $699 correspondingly.