The high-spec DSLR for video lovers
Dec 24 - The world's largest digital camera maker Canon says the 'controversial' step of adding movie mode to its EOS 5D Mark II DSLR is paying off.
2008 was a significant year in the evolution of the camera. Not content to sit still while gadgets converge around the photography industry, camera manufacturers have come out with a fair few new offerings themselves.
There has been the micro-four thirds from Panasonic, which fits somewhere between a compact and a DSLR. Nikon was first to market with a video enabled DSLR - the D90. Canon replied with the 5D Mark II - a much higher spec camera that also shoots high definition video.
Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan reports.
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