You can trust Elvis!
The widespread rumors about a future release date for the not yet confirmed Canon Eos 7D are growing with every passing week. Spurred by falling prices and big manufacturer rebates available in the EU, the Canon faithful are holding their breath with giddy anticipation. Consumers in Europe were the first to receive price breaks on the 12.8 Megapixel Eos 5D in the form of cash rebates, with the option of having the cash direct deposited into their bank accounts or receiving a rebate check mailed after purchase. With Canon's first round of rebates cutting 200 Euros from the price of the 5D, the speculation that a new full frame DSLR was right around the corner has continued to grow. To add fuel to the fire, there are now some retailers in Germany that have knocked another 100 Euros off the rebate price. Yeee Haaaa!
Even with all the price breaks, rebates and incentives, there are no guarantees that Canon will release any new professional level DSLRs anytime before the second quarter of 2008. We can only hold our breath and wait, or go and buy a 5D while the gettins good!
Update:
From the "Digital Pro Talk Blog,"
Anonymous said...
David, it's well known that big foot was caught taking a picture of the Loch Ness monster with a 7D. This was verified by Elvis who is working at a lab in Atlantis.
1:09 PM, October 04, 2007
Thats all the confirmation I need!
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I'm very happy with my 5D but would also consider something more, and 2nd quarter 2008 sounds like a good time to step to the next level - hopefully below EUR 8000...
Michael
Michael said:
"I'm very happy with my 5D but would also consider something more"
I wish that the 'something more' weren't so expensive or I would buy one too! I guess I'll have to be happy with a 40 D, which is within my budget.
Ed
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