Canon is a Japanese multinational corporation specializing in the manufacture of imaging and optical products, including cameras, camcorders, photocopiers, steppers, computer printers, and medical equipment. Canon has a range of products designed for both personal and professional use, including DSLR cameras, lenses, printers, and scanners.
Founded in 1937 as Precision Optical Industry Co. Ltd.
Renamed Canon Inc. in 1947
Introduced Japan's first indirect X-ray camera in 1952
Launched the iconic Canonet camera in 1961
First Canon color copier was introduced in 1973
Released the first Canon EOS camera in 1987
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Canon's EOS DSLR Cameras are equipped with powerful image sensors, ultra-precise autofocus, high-speed frame rates, and cutting-edge features for every level of photographer.
Canon's range of professional and enthusiast lenses is designed to deliver exceptional sharpness, clarity, and maneuverability across a vast range of photographic applications.
Canon's PIXMA Printers are designed to deliver high-quality, lab-quality prints with superior color accuracy and speed. These all-in-one printers offer a range of advanced features including wireless connectivity, duplex printing, and automatic document feeders.
Canon cameras come with a one-year limited warranty that covers manufacturing defects and workmanship issues. Additional warranties are available for purchase.
Canon lenses are designed to work specifically with Canon cameras, but there are adapters available that allow for their use with other camera brands.
Canon's DSLR cameras use a mirror and prism system to direct light into the viewfinder and then flip up to expose the image sensor for capture. Mirrorless cameras forego the mirror for an electronic viewfinder or live view on the rear screen.
Yes, Canon printers are compatible with Mac computers. Canon provides Mac-compatible software and drivers on their website.
Yes, Canon cameras are capable of shooting high-quality videos with advanced features like autofocus, image stabilization, and slow-motion capabilities.