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You have seen the Canon EOS Rebel already. In fact, this camera has been discussed lots of times and it is getting lots of airtime online as well thanks to Canon’s marketing team and the camera’s capabilities.

This is a favorite among those who love to watch television because of its many TV ads. This is a digital SLR camera armed with a 3 inch LCD screen and EF-S 18055mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens.

Although this particular camera from Canon is deemed to be the most popular Canon model these days, other Canon cameras are doing great as well.

In fact, according to a study done by the uber popular photo sharing website Flckr, Canon is truly the no.1 camera brand that Flckr users use.

Take a look at the statistics:

Photo Via Matadornetwork.net and Flckr

You can easily see that camera phones are giving camera manufacturers a run for their money but hey, Canon is doing well and this means they must be doing something very good.

There have been rumors going around that Canon will be announcing it’s release of their newest DSLR, the T1/200D on June 30th.  The T1i/500D replaced Canon’s XSi/450D, so the T1/200D will be assumed to replace the Rebel XS/1000D.  No information has come out on the specification changes for the new camera, but it is said that this DSLR will be significantly cheaper that the other entry-to-mid-range DSLRs.

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Check out the official Canon website to see where this new DSLR would fit in the line-up of all the others.

The iPhone has so far managed to combine a number of gadgets into one device; no longer do we have to carry a phone, camera, laptop, and music player separately. As the iPhone has become an indispensable tool for many people these days, it can now be added to a photographer’s bag of tricks. The onOne Software company has developed an application for Canon DSLR users to use the iPhone or iPod touch as a wireless remote system.

Key features:

• Remotely fire your Canon EOS DSLR camera with your iPhone or iPod Touch over any WiFi network
• Remotely control the camera settings like shutter-speed, aperture, white-balance and more
• Preview images saved on the camera from your iPhone or iPod Touch
• Look through your camera’s viewfinder remotely with Live View

The DLSR Camera Remote for iPhone comes in two versions. The Professional Edition is available for $19.99 and Lite for $1.99.

For complete details, visit the onOne Software page.