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Canon Europe announces image.canon, a free service for the seamless transfer of images and movies direct to devices and web services. From early April 2020, this revolution in connected imagery will also feature free cloud storage, automatically from Canon cameras. This is the replacement service for Canon iMAGE GATEWAY announced by Canon last month. Connected images Image.canon goes beyond storage, providing users with the simplest service for managing everything from their family photos to their professional workflow. The free service places users’ images and videos sent automatically or manually in their original quality from a Wi-Fi-enabled Canon camera in a central hub for seamless onward delivery to devices and web services including Google Drive, Flickr, and YouTube. Adobe and Google compatibility are planned to launch in June 2020. Giving photographers the tools they need to keep up in a 5G and AI-enabled world, the latest Wi-Fi-enabled Canon cameras (released from 2...

Canon has announced that, in March 2020, it will substantially revamp its existing Canon iMAGE GATEWAY online photography service, with plans to strengthen its connectivity and compatibility with products and other services, and provide services to help customers manage and use their images. The revamped service will have a new name and improved functions – further details will be shared in February 2020. To make way for this service, the current Canon iMAGE GATEWAY service will close in mid-March 2020 and later that month all image files and albums will be available for access with the upgraded service. During the service transition period, the web service image transmission function on Wi-Fi enabled cameras will be disabled. After the launch of the upgraded service and upon acceptance of the new Terms and Conditions, it will be available again. For some cameras, web service image transmission function will be disabled even after the start of the upgraded servic...

Canon has launched 'irista' – an advanced, cloud-based image management platform that allows you to access and manage photo libraries. People today take thousands of digital photographs which have become scattered across multiple devices – irista is built to help curate entire image libraries in one central location. Previously known in beta-form as Project1709, irista makes it easy to find any picture or memory – regardless of which device it was shot on. irista has been created around four consumer needs: ·  simple to use: making it quick and easy to find any image in a photo collection ·  connected: share images directly on Facebook and Flickr and keep track of likes and comments ·  inspired: a single place for people to interact with their images, enhance their photography skills and get the most out of their pictures ·  puts everybody in control: all images stored securely in one location so they can be accessed anytime, anywhere The service supports a...