Use Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.slr-systems () OMG, can this be true that Canon has a problem with a camera, noooooooooooooooooooo way. Add that to the lockup, CF failures and banding problems, this a very sad day for Canon. "Steven M. Scharf"...

Is this true about Canon printhead?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I have the Pixma IP5000 and have just read the following in a review; "Canon now considers its print heads lifetime components, so you should only need to change them if...

infancy, and no doubt Nikon will eventually be able to catch up, if it can obtain or design sensors that are as good as Canon's. The problem with this, is that Canon is locking up customers for the long term, due to lens mount committments. Also, Canon is...

as it may... Canon must have sold a few hundred thousand of these things by now. I only ever got the problem with well used lenses or after using a well used lens from a different manufacturer. Canon *might* consider the problem so trivial as to pass...

you disable all of the focus points except one, you should have no >problems. So you feel the canon has not problems with focus, its just a matter of some people not understanding how autofocus works? Why the attention on canon (if this is common...

Canon raw format. Canon, naturally, recommend use of CF cards branded by them (which I believe are made by SanDisk). Can anyone think of any compatability issues which may cause this effect? Just to complicate things a little more, the problem is intermittent....

example, Canon has a problem with misplaced pixels. One can guess >>that it's noise masking but it remains a mystery. So far nobody has >>found a case where it is significant. >>>>The Foveon Sigmas have problems with some pixels being aliased,...

round: Sigma was too cheap to buy or licence Canon's lens interface technology and tried to reverse engineer it, but it didn't always work. Some other lens manufacturers did licence the technologu from Canon and don't have that problem. But this is probably...

or very similar position. So far Microsoft haven't got beyond saying it's a Canon problem, and vice-versa. Anyone else? "Alan Highet" wrote: > My Canon DV camcorder worked perfectly with XP SP1 but > since upgrading to SP2 there is now a driver...

problems for you if you buy Canon. On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 20:17:41 +1300, colinco wrote: >In article Lady Margeret Thatcher says... >> So, we just looked at the R1800 printer. Aside from the $200+ extra >> cost over the Canon iP8500, it appears...