루머이긴 하지만 캐논의 신제품 관련

It's a pretty sketchy rumor, but we're hearing that Canon's working on a pro video camera based on a 12.1 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor similar to the one in the Rebel XSi. That makes perfect sense to us, actually -- DSLRs with video capabilities like the 5D Mark II and the new Rebel T1i have definitely shaken up people's expectations of prosumer video, and Canon's sitting on a well-regarded camcorder division primed to pounce on a new market. According to CanonRumors, the new pro cam will look similar to the XL H1 pictured above with support for EF and EF-S lenses, sport fully manual controls as well as autofocus, and shoot 720p/30/60 and 1080p/24/30/60 to 56Mbit/s MPEG-4. Sounds pretty good, but aye, there's a rub: word is that Canon's DSLRs won't ever get similar video features in order to protect this cam's high-end $8,000 price tag -- which sucks, but also makes perfect (if annoying) sense to us. It's all rumor for now, but we'll see how it pans out -- the pro and prosumer video market are about to get crazy interesting.

캐논에서 현재 사용되는 EF와 EF-S 렌즈들을 활용할수 있는 디지털 캠코더가 나올지도 모른다는 루머군요..   이미 렌즈교환 방식의 XL-1 XL-2 XL-1H 등의 모델들이 있기때문에 기술적인 기반이 없다고 할수도 없겠지만
이번에 5D MK2 와 500D 의 동영상 기능이 새로운 신제품의 테스트방식이 었을까요?