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THE HISTORY OF CANON

Canon Inc.has a history dating back nearly a decade. With its roots in Tokyo, the world’s largest camera manufacturer was originally formed in 1933 as Precision Optical Industry Co. Ltd., a small Tokyo workshop that was operated by Goro Yoshida. Canon’s history is as diverse, innovative, and adaptive as one could imagine with fascinating transitions over the next 80+ years that would bring this small company into a world dominant, camera and videography, powerhouse. 

Early beginnings for Canon were established in Tokyo in 1933. The opening of Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory, founded for the purpose of conducting effective research into precision camera equipment, was just 1 year prior to the first 35mm prototype that the company released known as the Kwanon. Precision Instruments would apply for the Canon trademark 1 year later in 1935.

Over the next 50 + years Canon products including the production of the Serenar Lens and Japan’s first X-ray camera as well as several focal-plane-shutter 35mm cameras would take place in their engineering locations in Japan. Several firsts took place between the inception of the Canon trademark in 1934 and the completion of the company’s main factor, the Toride Plant is completed in 1961, including:

● 1949 – Canon’s first introduction of shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

● 1949 – Canon’s first national camera exhibition win in San Francisco for the Canon II B.

● 1952 – The world’s first speed-light synchronized 35mm flash-and-shutter camera, Canon IVsb, is released.

● 1954 – Canon works with NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories to begin television broadcasting.

● 1955 – The first opening of Canon’s New York office.

● 1956 – The first Canon 8mm cinecamera is released.

● 1957 – Canon’s products (Canon L1 still and Canon 8T 8mm cine-camera) win the Good Design product affiliation

● 1958 – The first field zoom lens is released by Canon for television broadcasting.

● 1959 – Canon begins marketing magnetic heads, and Canon Flex, the first SLR camera is introduced along with the first Synchroreader.

● 1961 – Canon launches a rotary microfilm in Japan.

Canon DSLR Camera Price in India 2022

Canon EOS 3000D (Body) Digital SLR Camera

Resolution Available 1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD),640×480 Pixels (VGA)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 18 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 2.7 InchCamera Type Digital SLR. Rs 22,490

Canon EOS 1500D (EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-f/5.6 IS II Kit Lens) Digital SLR Camera

Resolution Available 1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD),640×480 Pixels (VGA)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 24.1 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Digital SLR. Rs.27,088

Canon EOS 200D II (EF-S 18-55mm f/4-f/5.6 IS STM Kit Lens) Digital SLR Camera

Resolution Available 3840×2160 Pixels (2160p),1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD),640×480 Pixels (VGA)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 24.1 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Digital SLR Rs.52.995

Canon EOS M200 (EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-f/6.3 IS STM Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera

Resolution Available 3840×2160 Pixels (2160p),1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 26.1 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Mirrorless Rs.38,990

Canon EOS M50 (EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-f/6.3 IS STM Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera

Resolution Available 3840×2160 Pixels (2160p),1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 24.1 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Mirrorless. Rs. 50,999

Canon EOS 77D (EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-f/5.6 IS USM Kit Lens) Digital SLR Camera

Resolution Available 1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD),640×480 Pixels (VGA)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 24.2 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Digital SLR. Rs. 72,990

Canon EOS M50 (EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-f/6.3 IS STM and EF-M 55-200mm f/4.5-f/6.3 IS STM Kit Lens) Mirrorless Camera

Resolution Available 3840×2160 Pixels (2160p),1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 24.1 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Mirrorless Rs. 54,500

Canon EOS 90D (Body) Digital SLR Camera

Resolution Available 3840×2160 Pixels (2160p),1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 33 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3 InchCamera Type Digital SLR. Rs.1.14 lakh

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV (Body) Digital SLR Camera

Resolution Available 1920×1080 Pixels (1080p HD),1280×720 Pixels (720p HD)Camera Type CMOS SensorEffective Resolution 30.4 MP ResolutionDisplay Size 3.2 InchCamera Type Digital SLR. Rs.2.07 Lakh

Canon India

Canon India Pvt. Ltd. is the sales and marketing subsidiary of Canon Inc., a world leader in imaging technologies. Set up in 1997, Canon India markets a comprehensive range of sophisticated contemporary digital imaging products and solutions in India. In sync with its corporate tagline- ‘Delighting You Always’, reinforced by world-class technology, Canon offers an extended product portfolio, including Digital Production Printers, Large Format Printers, Commercial Printers, Multi-Functional Devices, Managed Document Services, Inkjet & Laser Printers, Document and Cheque Scanners, Digital Cameras, DSLRs, Mirrorless cameras, Cinematic Imaging Products, Surveillance cameras and Medical Imaging products catering to the multiple market segments of consumer, SME, B2B, Commercial, Government & PSUs.

The company today has offices in 10 cities across India with warehousing facilities at 6 locations and employs over 1000 staff and over 850 channel partners. Canon India enjoys a vast retail presence across the country through Canon Image Square (CIS) stores, PIXMA Zones and BIS Lounges. Canon India’s service reach extends to over 90% of  PIN codes across India, which comprises of Camera collection points, Camera repair centers, Printer repair centers, Copier, Scanner and Large Format Printer Sales & Service dealers.

As a responsible corporate entity, Canon India takes pride to be socially inclined and focused towards its efficient and sustainable CSR projects. At Canon, the CSR endeavors are driven by its corporate philosophy of ‘Kyosei’, embodying the spirit of ‘living and working together for common good’. In order to become a successful catalyst for positive change and creating a sustainable impact on the society, the organization takes up various projects under its CSR program ‘Canon India Involve’ supported by the 4Es CSR Policy, comprising of Education, Eye Care, Environment and Empowerment.

To make a long term and sustainable impact for less privileged communities, Canon India launched its flagship initiative ‘Adopt a Village’ in 2012 and as an outcome, the organization has adopted 4 villages across North, East, West and South India. The organization works towards the overall development of the villages with a focus on 4E’s among other areas which could benefit the community.

With a vision to have a proliferating India, Canon India has partnered with SOS Children’s Village across India to support the education and overall development of less privileged children in the villages, across the country. Through this campaign, Canon aims to address the issue of abandonment and social neglect of young lives.

Canon takes pride in not only bringing quality products to the market; but also, in contributing towards minimizing the environmental burden, through the effective application of green technologies. Canon focuses on the development of resource conserving products that are smaller, lighter, and easier to recycle. Canon India takes the responsibility of disposing end-of-life Canon products and other e-waste by transporting them to a government approved recycling agency.

Key Highlights 2020:

• Canon India extends COVID-19 relief support to adopted villages and SOS Village India
• Announcement of new campaign ‘India Ka Printer’ to promote flagship PIXMA G series printers
• Installation of VarioPrint i300 at Replika Press
• Canon’s environmental initiatives recognized by international environmental non-profit organization CDP in the fields of climate change and water security

Launches 2020:

• Launch of Cinema EOS C300 Mark III camera with new CINE-SERVO lenses CN10x25 IAS S/E1 (EF mount) and CN10x25 IAS S/P1 (PL mount)
• Launch of imagePRESS C165 MFP, inspiring customers to ‘DO MORE’
• Launch of revolutionary full frame mirrorless cameras EOS R5 and EOS R6
• Launch of EOS C70, the first Cinema EOS camera equipped with RF mount and Mount Adapter EF-EOS R 0.71x
• Launch of full production version of EOS Webcam Utility Software
• Launch of Canon’s versatile EOS M50 Mark II

Accolades 2020:

• Global Digital Marketing Awards – Best CSR Campaign for LBB
• Indian Content Leadership Awards & Conference – Best Content in a Low-Budget Marketing Campaign (Digital) for #ShiftYourFocus
• Indian Content Leadership Awards & Conference – Best Digital Marketing Campaign with Photographic Content for #CapturedOnCanon
• Digies’20 – Best use of Hashtags (Silver) for #ShiftYourFocus
• Digies’20 – Best use of User Generated Content (Bronze) for #CapturedOnCanon

CANON IN THE 80S

Canon continues to innovate and launch new products throughout the 1980s. Beginning with the Canoword 55 Japanese language word processor. In 1981, the company introduces it’s first ultrahigh-speed copier which offers businesses the capability to create 135 copies per minute; the CVC video system is also launched at this time. Continued production in the 1980s would include:

● The PC-10 and PC-20, personal copy machines that include replacement ink.

● The AS-100, a 16-bit person computer.

● The Crib-o-Gram which tested infant vision.

● Personal word processors including the CanoWord Mini 5.

● Smaller, credit card-sized, calculators.

● Laser fax machines.

● Still video camcorders.

● Zoom lenses for high-definition TV.

● Inkjet printers and electronic filing systems.

● An 8mm video camcorder, the Canovision 8 VM-E1.

● The Auto Keratometer RK-1 which has capabilities to measure refractivity and corneal shape.

● Digital full-color copying.

● The first EOS link of autofocus SLR cameras, introduced in 1987.

CANON IN THE 1990S

Canon keeps launching more worldwide facilities and manufacturing locations throughout the 1990s. High tech growth becomes the primary focus of the world’s largest manufacturing of camera products throughout this century. High-speed copying machines with fuzzy logic, electronic filing systems that utilize magneto-optical disks, and many other innovations will take place. In 1991, Canon develops the first FLCD display, the technology that would continue to adapt over the next 30 years. Additional historic launches in the 1990s included:

● Increased laser printer production would reach more than 10M units in 1992.

● Increased toner cartridge production would reach more than 100M units also in 1992.

● Advanced digital image compression scheme with the first 1-chip LSI.

● Hi-vision formatting and high-speed camera production.

● Eye controlled camera production, including the EOS 5 in 1992.

● EOS REBEL production in 1993.

● A 1995 jump back into binocular production which had previously been stagnant for the business for 34-years.

● Entrance into the digital video camcorder market in 1997.

● Marketing of the x-ray digital camera in 1998.