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OK, so it's not the 5D Mark III announcement some of you have been hoping for, but Canon has two new entry-level models ready for market at the end of March. The T3i is, predictably, the update to the Rebel T2i, which uses the same 18-megapixel CMOS sensor and Digic 4 processor as its predecessor.

For $100 Canon is offering 5D Mark II and 7D owners a chance to send their cameras in and have a locking mode dial installed. Technical Editor Philip Ryan takes a closer look at one of the very first 5D Mark II's to feature this upgraded dial and compares it to the locking mode dial on the Canon 60D:

It's not often that we get the chance to test out a compact camera, so when Canon offered us the opportunity to take their new Powershot SD4500 IS for a spin at a press event in New York City, we said yes. The event, which took place at the former CBGB's Gallery in the Village, featured a gallery show as well as a  performance by the band the Postelles.

Hands On: Canon EOS 60D  You don’t have to search far to find an overriding theme for Canon in 2010: high-definition video. Every new DSLR introduced by the company this year has included it, and the new EOS 60D ($1099, body only) is no exception.