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Canon 200-400mm and 600mm prototype lenses first sightings...and the new 5D Mark III?
I'm currently on a shoot in Kenya, Africa, and I ran into a Japanese man sporting some gear I didn't recognize. While his English was very limited, I was able to confirm that he works for Canon and is doing in-field testing with the new Canon 200-400mm with built-in teleconverter. He also was testing the new Canon 600mm.
What I also noticed was a Canon camera body that I hadn't seen before. You can see it in the photos I took...I see the "Q" button located by the big wheel on the right, which on the 7D is currently located on the top left. The battery grip seems to have a joystick. I also noticed a "Rate" button...hrm, any ideas?
Is this the new 5D Mark III, or maybe the 7D Mark II? This info I was not able to determine.
I'll tell you this, that Canon 200-400mm is on my shopping list as soon as it's available. He told me he thought it would be officially released on March or April.
158 comments:
- Anonymous1/23/12, 10:12 AM
no built in pop-up flash ... probably not a 7D II?ReplyDelete
To me, that looks like a 5DMkIII or 7D MkII - I would think not the latter but who knows. I really hope it's the next 5D as I've been waiting for it for a year now!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 11:28 AM
I think it's "5D2s"ReplyDelete
good find. seems, Pictures 1-3 are 1DX. look on the left side of the Viewer and the second display. 200-400+1DX and possibly 600+5DX - the Design of the "new" Body reminds me of the changes on the 1DX, for example the Button leftside of the Shutterbutton.ReplyDelete
If that is a 5D Mark III, then the on off switch has moved!ReplyDelete
I am really hoping that is the 5D III. Release it before July and I will be a happy camper. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I am wondering, if that happened. Thanks!Delete
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- denis germain1/23/12, 11:51 AM
mmmm 1.4x adapter built into the 200-400? neat idea.ReplyDelete
Canon 1 DXReplyDelete
The camera being used with the 200-400 is a 1 series, probably the 1D-X coming out in March/AprilReplyDelete
Theres 2 different bodies in these pictures. The one in the first couple photos is 1D(?) by looking at the button layout. The real question is what 1D is it? Is it the new 1DX?ReplyDelete
The second one has a circular selector dial on top and a button layout identical to the 7D. However the battery grip has a quick select dial on it (what you would use to activate focus points in vertical shots), which doesnt exist right now. Pretty cool. If this camera is in fact the 5D MKiii then why on earth would it need a quick select dial on the grip? I dont know.
Looks like this was sent to the boys over at Canon Rumors too. But I still dont think this is the MKiii body.
- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:10 PM
5d mkiii. Unless the 7d is having its integral flash removed.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:15 PM
Not his english,ReplyDelete
but your japanese ist very limited.
Stupid, stupid...
It's pretty clear from the top of the body that it's a 1D prototype.ReplyDelete
The body looks to be the 1D X to me.ReplyDelete
- Ongrieh1/23/12, 12:28 PM
Nice catch!! To bad you could get a look from the front...ReplyDelete
You Sir, are a true detective.. job well done.ReplyDelete
Sure looks like a 5D III to me... screen ratio looks to be the same as the 1DX
- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:35 PM
Go back and ask!!!! NOW ;)ReplyDelete
Must be a 5-series. No flash! Mayb 5Dx, since X is the new ruler.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:39 PM
What did it say on the front of the camera? :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:47 PM
How fast does the FPS sound on that smaller body?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 12:54 PM
interesting spotting! thanksReplyDelete
no pop-up flash....my bet is that's a 3rd gen 5D or 5D replacement. Great find! Looks like he had two bodies, or swapped on a BG when switching to the 600 lens, becase the BG isn't in the shots w/ the 200-400.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:01 PM
Drool DroolReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:21 PM
please clean up your camera infos bevor posting your canon-commercial!!!ReplyDelete
I plum wore out my sigma 120-300. this new canon is bonerific.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:23 PM
Pictures have 2 different bodies? Was I the only one to notice this?ReplyDelete
- Greg1/23/12, 1:27 PM
Classic case of needing the 200-400 to shoot the 200-400...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:36 PM
- Swamp1/23/12, 1:43 PM
I have been waiting for the new 600 IS II for six months. My 1Ds Mk III is very long in the tooth. I have a 1D Mk IV that has over 20,000 images. I too am a customer for both the 1DX and the 200-400 but it is getting a bit frustrating that Canon is so slow to deliver its new technology.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:46 PM
I'd say its a 5d mark III. Doesn't look like there's a pop up flash which I'm assuming (always a bad thing to do) that the 7d mark II. Will retain.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:46 PM
first pics 1Dx... after that probably 7D mark ?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 1:51 PM
I'm the Japanese photographer.
the camera will not be announced until April 2012. i cannot say which camera body i was testing. With due respect please remove my photos you took of me so that i can maintain my job.
- Anonymous1/23/12, 2:31 PM
that's a 7D broReplyDelete
It will be on my wish list, not my shopping list because the price will probably be very high!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 3:00 PM
Are you sure it isn't a 1 DX?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 3:02 PM
Also notice the new button right above the "rate" button. Is this a wireless-transfer dedicated button (both for files and printing)? Additionally, it adopts the on-off switch position of the 7D/60D (bad location if you ask me for one-handed operation), as well as the lock button on the mode wheel as in the 60D (good feature).ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 3:13 PM
Hi thereReplyDelete
very interesting - probably 5D3
On pic 3 you see the 1DX in then test field as well...He had all the good stuff with him
Thanks for sharing
BR Soren
- Anonymous1/23/12, 3:13 PM
No pop up flash .... More likely a 5D mkIIIReplyDelete
On the 200-400 lense there is a switch 1/1.6 and is currently (on the first three photos) on 1.6ReplyDelete
I guess it's a crop sensor...
- Anonymous1/23/12, 3:41 PM
In the first 3 pics it is with the 1DX, the otherones 5D mk3 i think...bye!ReplyDelete
Interesting, makes me feel now that I need to hold off buying a 5D if this is the new one that is coming out. This lens looks very intriguing! I wish Canon would just announce when the new 5D is going to be released.ReplyDelete
Due to the pristine condition of the lenses and body on a safari in Africa I'm assuming these images were shot on the same back lot where the Apollo moon landing shots were taken. Okay, just kidding! Hopefully we'll hear the full story by March- or before! I was looking at an article in February 2011's issue of HD Video Pro, page 102, "As you already know, even with the cool firmware upgrades, the Canon EOS 5d Mark II is getting a little long in the tooth." Yea, almost a YEAR ago!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:10 PM
Is the camera being used with the 200-400 a 1DX? There appears to be two cameras here.ReplyDelete
It looks like, if anything, this could possibly be the 5d Mark III, rather than the 7d Mark II as it doesn't have a pop up flash. I wish this would just come out already!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:14 PM
Where do I sign up for THAT job? "Hey take all this new camera gear and go to Africa on safari and see what type of shots you can get!".ReplyDelete
Sign me up!
- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:29 PM
Have you seen the flurry of comments this post has caused at www.canonrumors.com? I'm sure many people would love to ask you some questions, for example about the exif data from your pics, and anything else this mystery photographer told you.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:30 PM
Looking at the series of 6 shots, there are two different camera bodies there - I'd say we're looking at both the 7D and 5DII successors.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:34 PM
It appears that these are two different cameras. Camera in the first 3 pics has 2 displays on the back and no wheel on the top (next to the hot shoe).ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 4:49 PM
Owesome! You should ask the japanese photographer for more informations!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 5:02 PM
Frame rate?ReplyDelete
Photos 1-3 have a different body to 4-6. You can see that the first 3 have buttons on the left of the hotshoe, but the second 3 have a wheel in the same position. Maybe its the 5D Mk III and the 7D Mk II?ReplyDelete
- Ells1/23/12, 5:09 PM
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 5:33 PM
i see two different body, a 5D and 7D?ReplyDelete
This is awesome.ReplyDelete
I am going to take a closer look at my 5dii when I get home.
I hope it is a 5diii, then the prices will go down for the ii and I can buy a new one!
- Anonymous1/23/12, 5:48 PM
7d has a built-in flash. 5D mkII does not. The camera on the picture does not seem to have a built-in flash.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 6:12 PM
No pop up flash...that would rule out 7D Mk II IMHO.ReplyDelete
This was an amazing finding. Your post crossed over the net! But nobody commented here!ReplyDelete
On pictures 1 to 3 it seems to be the new EOS-1DX. On the rest there's definitely a new camera, either a 5D Mark III, 7D Mark II, or ... a 6D?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
We all hope that Canon CONSIDER some of the FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS that have been requested since so long ago by so many customers.
Just in case some Canon Manager take a look at this and cares about Suggestions and Feedback from long term Canon users, here it is the article including a List of Improvements that can be implemented in upcoming DSLRs:
Best regards.
- Alex1/23/12, 6:46 PM
Judging like the lack of built-in flash, I'd guess it's the 5DIII?ReplyDelete
This post really made big news today! Congrats!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 7:49 PM
There appear to be two different camera bodies. The 200-400mm is on a EOS-1D X. The 600mm is on the mystery body. It has the exact same button layout as the current 7D but some of them have different labels. If I had to guess, I'd say that this is a 7D Mk II. Thoughts?ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing Stephen! I have my fingers crossed that it's the 5D MKIII.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 8:00 PM
FIRST PIC OF THE UNKNOWN CAMERA THANKS STEPHENReplyDelete
- nikon sucks1/23/12, 8:41 PM
Welcome to KenyaReplyDelete
Very interesting, thank you :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 10:43 PM
Looks like a 7Dx. I want one!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 11:51 PM
No built-in flash, so that must be the next 5D MKIII, 5D-X, or whatever stupid name Canon marketing like these days.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/23/12, 11:57 PM
My guess is that what we see is a replacement for the "old" 5D MkIIReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 1:18 AM
I can only assume it's a full frame camera (and thus possibly a 5d3). Why would you field test a new lens on a crop camera and miss 38% of the image? Quite exciting.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 1:19 AM
It looks like a new 7D.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 1:55 AM
It doesn't have a flash - so it's probably not a 7D mkIIReplyDelete
da bin ich ja einmal gespannt, mit welcher Überraschung canon dann im Frühjahr herauskommt. Eine 5D Mark III wär natürlich schon interessant, wenn das Preisgefüge stimmtReplyDelete
The first 3 photos is 1D X.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous1/24/12, 3:06 AM
There are two different cameras in these photographies, the first one I think it is a Canon 1DX, the second one is similar to one 7D altough slightly different...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 3:48 AM
There's no pop up flash visible, it looks smooth on the case above the mirror box. That means full frame sensor for sure.ReplyDelete
if you didnt notice then he is using 2 completely different cameras. one has a program wheel on the left side, whlist the other has the buttons familiar to the 1D user.ReplyDelete
Really cool! Thanks!ReplyDelete
It must be a 5D3, since there is no pop-up mirror.
- Anonymous1/24/12, 5:41 AM
I am going to guess it is the new 5D. No pop up flash like the 7Ds have..ReplyDelete
- glanglois1/24/12, 6:13 AM
"Rate" may be no more (or less) than an ability to set the frame rate for continuous shooting. I have the ability to set the rate at either 2 or 7 fps but I'd much rather be able to quickly set it at any integer value between 1 and 7.ReplyDelete
Or does Canon have that ability, made available via a direct exterior control?
- Anonymous1/24/12, 6:20 AM
Thanks for the news.ReplyDelete
It seems to be the 5dIII : there is no pop up flash.
- Photographer1/24/12, 6:40 AM
Fake much, look at picture 3 and you can see two screens on the camera and in picture 4 and 6 they have magicly disepeared...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 8:29 AM
I want my Nikon D4ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 8:33 AM
I'm getting ready to buy a cannon and an awesome lens!Vonda BarnettReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 8:36 AM
About the new camera: note that it has no flash, instead having a large prism hump. I'd suspect that that is the next 5D. Note the big eyecup: more eye relief?ReplyDelete
Peeking at the raw file, I see there's a button that looks like it might enables and disable a touchscreen in the top of the left row of buttons. Maybe. It does look more like a paintbrush than a finger or stylus, though.
- ricksalko1/24/12, 9:56 AM
If you look closely, in the images above the first 3 frames show a different camera than the last three frames. The first three show a tall body with no battery grip. the second three, frames 4-6 show the one with the dial on the left side of the camera.ReplyDelete
- ricksalko1/24/12, 9:59 AM
After further checking the first three images are indeed the Canon 1Dx...ReplyDelete
From what I can see, it looks like it has no auto modes... (Only Tv, Av, M, etc) I've never owned a 5D or a 7D (I have a 60D) - do one of these have the same set of modes on the dial?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 11:47 AM
Looks like a 1D body and controls 1DX is my bet.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 11:52 AM
OOPs I see I looked only at the detail in picture 3 which is a 1D body, the other body is probably like you suspect 5D or 7D mark 2.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 12:11 PM
By design, this is clearly a 7D successor.ReplyDelete
Look at the size of that lens ! You could beat a burglar with that lens! AwsomeReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 12:44 PM
I am guessing more likely to be a 5D3 than a 7D2. Cause I don't the cut lines for the pop up flash on this camera. It's likely any 7D successor will have the pop up flash.ReplyDelete
so you found out the lenses and he worked for canon but couldn't find out what camera?ReplyDelete
This was an amazing finding. Your post crossed over the net! But nobody commented here!ReplyDelete
On pictures 1 to 3 it seems to be the new EOS-1DX. On the rest there's definitely a new camera, either a 5D Mark III, 7D Mark II, or ... a 6D?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
We all hope that Canon CONSIDER some of the FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS that have been requested since so long ago by so many customers.
Just in case some Canon Manager take a look at this and cares about Suggestions and Feedback from long term Canon users, here it is the article including a List of Improvements that can be implemented in upcoming DSLRs:
The article is titled: "Canon EOS-1D X Needs Firmware Update"
(Google will give the exact URL)
Best regards.
5D mk3. If it was the new 7D, it would have a built-in flash. And this one doesn't seem to have one.ReplyDelete
two cameras, First 3 shots Eos 1Dx, last three 5d Mark III. I mean, what better way to test the quality of a lens, if not on FF camera.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 2:00 PM
Displays images, surely you have more ...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 4:54 PM
Thanks for posting this to your blog. This is an unprecedented heads up for people interested in the 5D mark Next.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 9:38 PM
most likely the camera is a 5d mk iii. the 7d has a built in flash and this camera does not.ReplyDelete
- JB (nissa)1/24/12, 9:41 PM
Thank you for the pictures.ReplyDelete
Although on some of them it seems to be the new 1DX
- Anonymous1/24/12, 10:21 PM
Maybe the new 1D-X?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 10:21 PM
Sorry, I didn't think about the grip...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/24/12, 11:02 PM
Looks like a 1Dx for the first few shots and you are right, maybe a new 7D, since the on/off switch is by the dial like the 7D.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/25/12, 12:14 AM
Is that a direct print button I see before me?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/25/12, 12:38 AM
there are 2 different cameras on your photos..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/25/12, 1:00 AM
I hope it's the new 5D Mk III! :-)ReplyDelete
Thank you for your pictures, Stephen!ReplyDelete
Did you notice the shape of the display? Should be a matter of the perspective or is wider than a "standard" 3:2 display?
I guess that the aspect seems to be close to 2:1. And you know that a 4K DCI picture has 1,89:1 aspect ratio (4096x2160)...
Emidio Frattaroli
- Kevin Sutton1/25/12, 4:03 AM
Two different cameras as far as I can see. The camera with the 200-400 on it has no mode dial but rather a mode button.ReplyDelete
- emily1/25/12, 4:32 AM
but that's not the same body on every 6 images. at pictures 1-3 there is the wheel on the upper left side missing..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/25/12, 5:40 AM
Hello Stephen.ReplyDelete
I guess there are two different bodies in use. The body on picture 3 (with the 200-400) shows two LCDs, next to the left thumb of the photographer. On pic 6 (with the 600mm) I can see only one LCD.
- Anonymous1/25/12, 6:38 AM
thanks für publishing the cr2-File and at first thx for publishing this news overall :-)
These pictures are point of interesst now in many foto-communities around the world. You have make something like a little earthquake with it. :-)
May i ask you a question:
Is ist allowed from your side,
to copy a crop from your raw File for technical diskussion in a (german) fotocommunity ?
Crop means here a crop from the new Camera in Picture 6/6 ?!
Thx for any answer from me
Eric, Germany
- Anonymous1/25/12, 11:16 AM
Bonsoir et merci pour le partage de photosReplyDelete
merci bonne continuation!
In my opinion it is the new Canon 5D Mark III that is used withe the 600mm. Their are 2 facts.ReplyDelete
- The "Mode Dial" looks like the Mode Dial of the 5D Mark II.
- This camera did not got a flash
Greatings Sven (Germany)
Doesn't look like there's a pop-up lens-- More likely a 5D mk III.ReplyDelete
exciting stuffReplyDelete
Hi Stephen,ReplyDelete
the images you show clearly contain two different camera models. Only the cam used with the 600mm lens has a grip and the program dial. The camera used with the 200-400mm zoom has the vertical grip integrated (+ display) and no program dial but the 3 known buttons.
When I first glimpsed at one of the images I couldn't believe they'd bring a 5D III without program dial ... and it just looked too "pro".
So the other one must have been a 1D something... I suppose.
good news though, I was able to upgrade my old 5D to the II and I think I can keep myself from buying the II for another couple of months now.
- Anonymous1/25/12, 4:56 PM
is it 1Dx?ReplyDelete
I think this is a Canon 1D Mark IV & 200-400mm, and a 7D & 600mmReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/26/12, 8:03 AM
Perhaps it's the 1Dx?ReplyDelete
Well this looks interesting. I especially like the widescreen display. That'll be great for filming. And the display showing four digits capacity (1999 images) fits the large capacity storage cards. I'm betting on the 5D mk III but we'll see...ReplyDelete
Seems it's new 7D! 5D have other body constructionReplyDelete
Lovely! It's a dream come true to have this kindReplyDelete
of camera.
well theres clearly 2 different cameras there as seen in pics 3 and 6, i would say the camera in no 6 is certainly a in development camera and may not be a 7dnk2 due to the fact the the 7d has a built in flash however the one in the picture doesnt so thats a 5dmk3 or even possibly a new number? a 3d?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/27/12, 8:00 AM
It looks like a wider screen as well.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/27/12, 8:25 AM
Hmm I own a 7D., the first three photos appear to be from the 1D line., the last three body looks much like the 7D layout, with out the pop up flash. Looking forward for the replacement of the 5D.ReplyDelete
- Rony H., Israel1/27/12, 8:28 AM
Very interesting... thanks!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/27/12, 9:39 PM
There are 2 different camera so it's hard to tell . Replacement of 7d or 5d mark ii or something els.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/29/12, 1:20 PM
The one with the 200-400mm is the 1D X. Though the one with the 600mm has more in commom with the 7D than with the 5D Mark II, it's already pretty certain that the 5D Mark III's new battery grip comes with a joystick and a it's very unlikely that the 7D Mark II doesn't get a flash.ReplyDelete
So, I go with 5D mark III ;)
- Anonymous1/29/12, 6:38 PM
wow I think you are first with legit photosReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/30/12, 1:00 AM
If you haven't noticed yet, there are two different cameras on those photos.ReplyDelete
Good stuff! Love that big, wide display on the new camera. The 200-400 is outrageous.ReplyDelete
I have a doubt about the origin of these pictures :
I was asking myself what this japanese photographer is shooting with this great lens and body...
So...right click...save as...photoshop...and then, in the screen of the last image, the head of a bird that looks like a casuarius.
(they only live in australia and new guinea).
Am I wrong ?
PS Sorry for my english, it's not my mother language...
- Anonymous2/3/12, 6:51 AM
Hope your report is not going to cost that poor guy's Job.ReplyDelete
The third picture shows us the 1dx i think, because of the small display under the main display.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/7/12, 12:55 AM
I do not see a pop-up flash on it so I would say it's probably a 5D Mark III over a 7D Mark II.ReplyDelete
I'm not sure which I'm more envious of, shooting wildlife in Kenya or the Canon kit!ReplyDelete
It'll be interesting to see the price of the 200-400mm against Nikon's non tele version. Especially since the new Canon 24-70mm 2.8 L MkII has come in at £2,300. *gulp*
- Anonymous2/9/12, 11:23 AM
It certainly isn't a 7D - I know since I have one - and certainly not a 5D2, which means it could be the long-overdue 5D3! Its finally showing up! How exciting!ReplyDelete
Stoked. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/12/12, 9:19 AM
it looks like EOS-1D XReplyDelete
That's one wicked camera lens. The camera is also great, it can handle lenses big as an elephant tusk.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous2/13/12, 3:27 AM
Phwoar, look at the gaping aperture on that!ReplyDelete
it's the new 7d i guess. or just a new 5 or 6 series with a grip..ReplyDelete
but i know for sure that it's not the new 5d mkIII, because the buttons are almost the same as the regular 7d..
- Anonymous2/13/12, 11:14 AM
I guess it's the new 5D Mark III.ReplyDelete
I think so cause I heard that some people hope for a display you can angle or even turn around (like 60D). And a display which you can angle, tilt or what ever would be more a 7D (or even 70D) style.
Since this one looks pretty fixed to me I guess its the 5D.
What do you think about a new 70D?
- Anonymous2/24/12, 1:13 AM
just an observation:
He is shooting with two different cameras. One 1DX, one proberbly 5D.
500 posts about the camera bodies and 3 about the most important new Canon lens in decades.ReplyDelete
Who gives a crap about the bodies, there are so many good cameras around already it doesn't matter. But that lens finally matches (and betters it seems) the Nikon zoom.
Anyone want to but a 400 DO?
Thanks GOD Canon have finally addressed the AF point issue. So sick of having to dick around with 9-point AF when I'm without my EVF.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2/27/12, 6:54 AM
Exactly, there's TWO different bodies in these photos. 1DX and a 5D Mark IIReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/1/12, 11:05 AM
Last image is the 5DIII. Note the "RATE" button on the left side of the display.ReplyDelete
I agree with the previous comment. He's using 2 different bodies. The 1DX and 5D. They look awesome. One thing is for sure, this camera (with lens) takes great and vivid photos.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/3/12, 5:30 AM
Could be a Zenit photosniper.ReplyDelete
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DUI deaths in Seattle - once again our legislature has blood on its handson March 25, 2013 @ 11:57 pm (Updated: 9:47 am - 3/26/13 )
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On a sunny Monday afternoon in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood, a mom was walking with her 10-day-old infant and her in-laws.
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For 19 years, I've been calling on our state legislature to toughen DUI laws in our state. But because alcohol is the chosen drug of legislators, judges, Supreme Court justices, city and county council members, cops and lawyers, they all refuse to enact truly meaningful laws that would act as a deterrent.
So far this session, our legislature has introduced bills that would make our state language gender-neutral (no more Freshmen in high schools and colleges - they'll be "first-year students"); an unconstitutional bill that would allow warrant-less searches of our homes; and countless gun control measures.
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A - Thanks for the question. I have written previously on NFP and contraception, but instead of just pointing you to those answers, I thought I would compile them into this post. I hope this helps.
I will focus on several areas – History, Sociological, Relational and Theological. Before I do that, we have to answer this question. What is love? Many people think it is a feeling or something that comes and goes.
1 – Love is a gift of the whole person given to another.
2 – Love is choosing what is best for another regardless of the cost to myself.
"Carried to its logical conclusion, the committee's report, if carried into effect, would sound the deathknell of marriage as a holy institution by establishing degrading practices which would encourage indiscriminate immorality. The suggestion that the use of legalized contraception would be 'careful and restrained' is preposterous."
"[T]he exceedingly foul deed of Onan, the basest of wretches . . . is a most disgraceful sin. It is far more atrocious than incest and adultery. We call it unchastity, yes, a sodomitic sin. For Onan goes in to her; that is, he lies with her and copulates, and when it comes to the point of insemination, spills the semen, lest the woman conceive. Surely at such a time the order of nature established by God in procreation should be followed. Accordingly, it was a most disgraceful crime."
"The voluntary spilling of semen outside of intercourse between man and woman is a monstrous thing. Deliberately to withdraw from coitus in order that semen may fall on the ground is doubly monstrous. For this is to extinguish the hope of the race and to kill before he is born the hoped-for offspring."
1 – Either 1,950 years of consistent Christian tradition (and the current stance of the Catholic Church) is wrong or
2 – All of Christianity had it correct until 1950 (and the Catholic Church still does).
1 - Marriages would be better - Unwanted pregnancies would decrease - Abortions would decrease
But, what has happened?
- Divorce rate doubled between 1965-1975 from 25% to 50%
- One demographer has shown that access to the pill paralleled the increase to the divorce rate
- Those that use contraception have fewer children and later in marriage.
- Early years of marriage are fun, but there is a change in attitude
- But, children are harder to walk away from - They also make you less selfish
- Also showed there was more adultery because a women is more "available" and the natural consequences (babies) aren't as easy to achieve.
2 - Less unwanted pregnancies?
- In 1960 some 6% of white babies were born out of wedlock - 22% in 1992 - higher today.
- In 1960 22%of black babies were born out of wedlock - 68% in 1992 - higher today.
- 50% of women who have abortions go because contraception failed.
- "I got pregnant by accident"…how? This means something went RIGHT not something happened by an accident.
- Even the phrase "unwanted pregnancies" was never known before contraception. Because humanity knew that pregnancy followed sex. But, now that people have tried to separate the two (and have a false sense of control), when contraception fails, they are shocked that babies happen.
In his groundbreaking encyclical, Humanae Vitae, Pope Paul VI predicted the following would happen if contraception was widely used:
- he got this one right
-The other person is no longer a person, but an object for pleasure.
-Forced abortions in China and other "reproductive rights" around the world.
1) He had Christian tradition
2) He had the Holy Spirit
3) He used natural law - We should use thing according to their nature.
- If I want grass in my backyard, I better not pave it.
- If you want to have a car run correctly – Don't put oil in the gas tank.
- If you don't use your bodies and sex according to their nature, then it is going to mess things up.
- Procreation – babies
Unionof the Spouses – bonding
-Rape – the purpose of rape is neither for babies or bonding.
-premarital sex – It certainly isn't for either thing, though many disguise it as bonding. Why isn't it bonding?
- More children will take our money
- More children take our freedom
- More children will use up the earth's resources
- Fertility and children are a blessing from God. To be cursed is to be barren, in the Bible
- Children are Gifts, not burdens
- That the Earth was made for humans to properly use
- As immortal souls that we participate with God in creating. WE CREATE WITH GOD (pro – create)
- It attempts to block God out of the sexual act (violates procreation)
- It treats children as a burden, not a gift.
- It prevents bonding between the spouses.
-I want to have sex with you vs I want to have a baby with you
1) Stops ovulation
2) If that fails then - it changes the mucus so that the sperm isn't in a good environment
3) It prevents implantation of a fertilized ovum into the Uterus - ABORTION
the Pill can cause blood clotting, and liver tumors among younger women. Fatal heart attacks are approximately twice as frequent among women who take the Pill. It can cause weight gain, decreased libido, depression, etc.
NFP experts say that when a couple understands and follows the method, NFP is about 99 percent effective in avoiding pregnancy.
-Sympto-Thermal Method monitors the cervical mucus, changes of the cervix and uses temperature as a cross-check. A second kind is ecological breastfeeding, which uses frequent suckling and longer feedings.
The difference is that using contraception is like speaking a lie with the body. When we have sex, we are saying with our bodies "I give everything I am to you, except my fertility".
- The Church affirms that efforts at birth regulation "must be done with respect for the order established by God" (Humanae Vitae, 16).
- We may not act against our created human nature in pursuing some purpose or pleasure.
- When you have sex you are saying, with your bodies, that you love another person. You sacrifice yourself for them. You give yourself, ALL of yourself to them.
- NFP is like taking the 5th in court. You can't be held guilty for doing something if you never acted.
- Think of Euthanasia -Active killing vs. passively letting another die.
- NFP passively lets nature run its course while contraception acts against procreation (thus CONTRA)
- Now think about Praying. It is good. The Church says to pray. But, we aren't called to meditate on the Cross of Christ all the time. But, when we do…it should be done with reverence. At any time it is okay to pray or not to pray (that is our choice), but we are never to blaspheme. To have contraceptive sex is to say one thing and do another.
- -More sex on average.
- -Women have more self-respect for themselves
- -Sex isn't about just feeling good and therefore the women don't feel like objects
- -More satisfaction
- -Better communication and marriages. Must talk for it to work
- -Marriages last longer (less than 2% get divorced)
- -Freedom from guilt and sin
- -Grow closer to God
- -Cheaper than contraception
- -No side effects
Does using NFP take sacrifice? Yes.
Does it mean you have to have self-control? Yes. But, you can't give yourself away, if you aren't in control of yourself and love is giving yourself away.
The Church gets the final word in answering the questions above. From the Catechism:
2370 Periodic continence, that is, the methods of birth regulation based on self- observation and the use of infertile periods, is in conformity with the objective criteria of morality. These methods respect the bodies of the spouses, encourage tenderness between them, and favor the education of an authentic freedom. In contrast, "every action which, whether in anticipation of the conjugal act, or in its accomplishment, or in the development of its natural consequences, proposes, whether as an end or as a means, to render procreation impossible" is intrinsically evil:
Thus the innate language that expresses the total reciprocal self-giving of husband and wife is overlaid, through contraception, by an objectively contradictory language, namely, that of not giving oneself totally to the other. This leads not only to a positive refusal to be open to life but also to a falsification of the inner truth of conjugal love, which is called upon to give itself in personal totality.... The difference, both anthropological and moral, between contraception and recourse to the rhythm of the cycle . . . involves in the final analysis two irreconcilable concepts of the human person and of human sexuality.
Another issue that some Catholics have a problem with is understanding how the Church deals with couples who are infertile due to health reasons or age. The Catechism has a short paragraph on infertile couples:
2379 The Gospel shows that physical sterility is not an absolute evil. Spouses who still suffer from infertility after exhausting legitimate medical procedures should unite themselves with the Lord's Cross, the source of all spiritual fecundity. They can give expression to their generosity by adopting abandoned children or performing demanding services for others.Only those who are intentionally infertile by means of surgery, drugs or device are doing anything wrong. But, even then, the vocation is not determined by this. Even in your example nothing was wrong, because the intent was not to make the woman infertile, but rather to treat an illness.
Not every marriage must will bear children. This does not mean that it isn't a valid or good marriage. Many sterile couples are more free to devote themselves to the works of mercy or other apostolates. Children are a gift from God, but not every couples is blessed with this gift. This is not the fault of the couple that is infertile and therefore has no bearing on their vocation.
The question above says - "Particularly, what about when there is severe pregnancy-related illness for the woman, and NFP is being used not just to delay pregnancy but to prevent it long-term?"
If the woman's health would be in serious danger because of getting pregnant, then using NFP to prevent pregnancy until she is no longer able to get pregnant (menopause) is morally licit. Think of it this way. To use NFP licitly in normal circumstances, a couple needs to discern that there are serious reasons to postpone pregnancy. These reasons would exist throughout the woman's life in some circumstances and thus it is just to use NFP in these cases.
I hope that this helps.


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Friday, July 1, 2011
Lunchbox Styling for Busy Mums
Lunchboxes are a tricky business. And I don't know about you, but I never seem to manage to pack Nelle's the night before.
So, imagine it's a typical Monday morning. I haven't yet had my coffee, Robbie's running late for work, I'm trying to get muffins out of the oven for breakfast (because it seemed like a good idea to bake) and I have to pack Nelle's lunch.
I needed something simple. A lunchbox 'recipe', that would be true to my #1 food value - Diversity. But that would also make Nelle's lunch attractive and would keep stuff separate when it needed to be (because sandwiches that are soggy because they've been sitting next to fruit do not encourage kids to eat them).
And this is what I came up with. A $5 scrapbooking storage box and the following set of guidelines :
1. A variety of colours, to appeal to the eye. (and I don't count beige!) Colours like Orange. Yellow, Green. Red. Purple.
2. A variety of textures, to appeal to the mouth. Crispy things. Soft things. Chewy things. Smooth things. Rough things.
3. A variety of food types, for a diversity of nutrients. Proteins. Fruit, dried and fresh. Veggies. Sandwiches. Cheeses. Beans.
4. A variety of flavours, because what she likes changes like the wind. Vinegary salads and briny olives. Sesame-sprinkled sushi. Leftover muffins/waffles/plain pasta/roast veggies. Something sweet.
I try to mix up the colours, and I divide foods into 2 or 3 portions that get distributed around the lunchbox. This kind of buffet appeals to her interest and curiosity, and her tendency to pick at little bits of food.
So, that's what I do. Sometimes she eats it all ... sometimes she finishes up on the drive home from preschool ... sometimes things in the box get rejected straight-out. But overall, this is the best way to deliver food to my 3 1/2 year old that I've found.
Do you have any winner lunchbox tips to share? If so, leave a comment ... we'd all love to hear from you!
Amanda xx
16 comments:
That is a great idea!
I don't have any kids, but I would have loved all those little compartments when I was little :)
How perfect for little fingers!
- July 2, 2011 at 5:34 AM
- cheryl said... [Reply to comment]
This is brilliant. Is assume you have to hand-wash it? And you're comfortable that it's food-grade plastic? (I ask only because I think you should partner with a design firm and bring this to market.)
Did I mention that it's brilliant?
- July 2, 2011 at 8:14 AM
- The Vanilla Bean Baker said... [Reply to comment]
This is such a novel and excellent idea for little ones. I agree with Cheryl....get this to market with a re-usable/washable colourful spoon/fork!
Your daughter has the cutest of expressions and I meant to say that I loved her little bandana in the earlier post.
- July 2, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- JDaniel4's Mom said... [Reply to comment]
I love this container! I have used a muffin fin before.
- July 2, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Linda @ stuff i like said... [Reply to comment]
Oooh I see another addition for your Etsy store! Love it. xx
- July 2, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- Jessicats said... [Reply to comment]
I think my life has just changed forever!!!!! Fabulous post, THANK YOU!!!!!!
- July 2, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Steph Bond Hutkin (Bondville) said... [Reply to comment]
Totally brilliant!
- July 2, 2011 at 1:26 PM
- Amanda @ Easy Peasy Organic said... [Reply to comment]
Hellooooo affirmation! Thanks for the lovely comments!
In answer to your question, Cheryl - I'd prefer it to be stainless steel ... both for non-plasticness and dishwashability. I don't put hot stuff in here, so I'm assuming it's ok for food - BUT assumption is never a good thing when it comes to plastic ...
So anybody here work for a design firm??
- July 2, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Tricia said... [Reply to comment]
What a great idea! I'd be happy to eat that for lunch ;-)
I just found your blog for the first time and am glad I did. I'm looking forward to following.
- July 3, 2011 at 12:15 AM
- Amanda @ Easy Peasy Organic said... [Reply to comment]
Thanks so much Tricia! :)
- July 3, 2011 at 5:02 AM
- Catherine Lowe said... [Reply to comment]
BRILLLLLLIANT!!!!! I am doing this as I have one of those, love love love this idea!
- July 5, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- Catherine Lowe said... [Reply to comment]
thank you :)
- July 5, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- Sherilyn @ Wholepromise said... [Reply to comment]
Amanda - a great idea. I could get a contact for an industrial designer in brisbane if you are interested?
- July 10, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- autumn keener said... [Reply to comment]
Love this!
As far as food safe containers go, I picked up one of these for crafty supplies and then noticed that it was food safe -- I'm pretty sure most if not all of their products are BPA free and food safe: http://www.snapware.com/products/home-storage-square-3-layers-1098832
- January 13, 2012 at 11:59 AM
Check out planetbox.com & laptoplunches.com for cool lunch boxes
- May 4, 2012 at 3:28 PM
I love this idea. Thank you for sharing. I also liked the idea of stainless steel instead of plastic. I found a website called planet box that has an awesome stainless steel lunch box with quite a few small compartments. Its a little expensive, but should last a long time because it is made of stainless steel. Amazon sells them, too. Thank you for the post. This is the best lunch box solution I have come across!
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1888 – Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh cuts off his left ear
1930 – Bette Davis arrives in Hollywood under contract to Universal Studios
1938 – Margaret Hamilton's costume catches fire in filming of "Wizard of Oz"
1938 – Robert Herrick, US writer (Chimes), dies at 70
1951 – First coast-to-coast televised football game (Dumont paid $75,000) LA Rams beat Cleveland Browns 24-17 in NFL championship game
1964 – Birthday – Eddie Vedder, American heavy metal singer (Pearl Jam-Justine)
1971 – Birthday – Corey Haim, Toronto, actor (Silver Bullet, Lucas, License to Drive)
1972 – Steelers turns around a 7-6 defeat with a last second touchdown reception against Raiders to win 13-7
1973 – "Young & Restless" premieres on TV
1987 – Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, serving a life sentence for attempted assassination of President Gerald R. Ford escapes from Alderson Prison
1997 – Woody Allen, 62 weds Soon-Yi Previn 27, adopted daughter of Mia Farrow
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Solarity Credit Union, Credit Unions for Kids and Co-op Miracle Match donated $30,000 to the hospital's pediatric unit.
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Sunnyside is investing $35,000 in a partnership with Merit to reach out to youth at risk of gang involvement.
KIMA is learning new details on a man found dead in Wapato. The body of 29-year-old Omar Vargas Cortez was found in the woods Sunday.
A new business takes its place in Downtown Yakima Monday tonight.
Yakima School District has installed new heating technology to most of the schools in the district. But, KIMA learned heating costs are up this year due to construction and system adjustments. YSD expects to see the cost saving measures reflected in the power bill this time next year.
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Yakima's Free Will Facebook group handed out food and essentials to homeless in the area on Sunday.
A group of kids have been raising money and spreading the word for the past two years to build a skate park in Union Gap. They built a float for the lighted parade to try and get others on board.
A volunteer effort run by the Yakima Police Department for more than half a century is being eliminated. YPD's Reserve Officer Program consists of regular people trained as police, getting a badge and doing the work.
McCorkindale pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in September. The arson charge is for setting the car on fire.
A video camera was found under a girl's desk in David McMillen's old science class.
Deputies found Miguel Arciga dead from in the doorway of Martinez Sports Bar on Thursday.
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A Meditation on the Art of Not Trying
When you're nervous, how can you be yourself? How you can force yourself to relax? How can you try not to try? It makes no sense, but the paradox may be essential to civilization.
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If the World Cup is supposed to be soccer's ultimate comparison of team skills, why do games keep coming down to "measurement errors," or luck?
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The key to winning the lottery and remaining happily may simply be to first win the jackpot. The "curse" part is being debunked.
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Scientists have long known how drugs act on the brain's reward center, but a researcher shows that societal factors play a large role in addiction, too.
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January 15, 2013, Tuesday
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When Milan based interior designer Eric Egan received the commission to decorate a sprawling 17th-century farmhouse on the border of Umbria and Tuscany in central Italy, the timeline from the estate's owner was nonnegotiable. "I'm coming exactly 12 months from now with 17 people," his peripatetic client warned. "And Eric, I don't want any white walls."
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An industry veteran with 42 years experience, Bill Sisley the driving force behind UK karting has been at the helm of Buckmore Park Kart Circuit since 1985 and has turned the venue into the busiest and most successful kart circuit in Europe. An ex kart champion and kart manufacturer himself, Bill drives the business in the same way that he raced – to win.
Chris Pullman: Chief Operating Officer
Chris has been involved in motor racing all his working life, both as a driver, official and instructor. He began his career at Brands Hatch and was soon head hunted by Bill Sisley to run the Buckmore Park Kart Club which soon led to Chris joining the board of Buckmore Park Karting in 1990. Chris was recently promoted to COO and number two to Bill in 2012. Chris sits on the MSA Kart Committee and has recently been co-opted representing the BSI Outdoor Circuits on the European CEN Committee.
Michael Green: Financial Director
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Phil Ling: Senior Operations Manager
Phil has come through the company ranks joining the company in 1998 as a workshop junior and has since been a Race Director, ARKS instructor and Operations Manager. He was recently promoted to the post of Senior Operations Manager and his current workload is onerous including all aspects of the day-to-day smooth running of the busy circuit and each department.
Andy Coleman: Senior Circuit Manager
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Marcia Child: Sales Director
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Alan Wood: Customer Liaison and Senior Race Director
Alan's first experience of Buckmore Park was from the seat of a kart in a corporate event. He quickly became enthused by the circuit and joined the team in 2000. As well as Race Directing the Junior and Adult club races, plus major corporate events, he maintains the websites and liaises with our many customers to ensure we deliver the level of service to which the whole teams strives.
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What have I been doing since friday...well not much really.
I sorted out my trims & ribbons box.
I spent two days in bed, sick!
I made two more flowers for the flowergarden dollquilt.
I found three house blocks made from scraps (they were hiding in the scrap box).
One day they will end up in a quilt like this one below!
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Only one thing... reading blogs, many blogs, I'm way behind!
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Irving Berlin's White Christmas
Dominion Theatre
Dominion, Tottenham Court Road, London, London, W1T 7AQ
Venue Information
Approx. capacity: 2000
The Dominion was built in 1928-29, designed by W and TR Milburn with a steel-framed construction and a concave Portland stone facade. It was built as a theatre for live shows, but after faltering business in the early 1930s, the building was converted to also allow it to show films. The theatre was built on the location of the former Horse Shoe Brewery, which was the site of the 1814 London Beer Flood. During the 1980s it became a popular venue for music concerts. Tangerine Dream's album Logos was recorded there in 1982, and contains a tune called "Dominion" in tribute, and Dolly Parton's 1983 concert at the Dominion was filmed and released as a television special, Dolly in London. In the mid-1980s the Dominion hosted the musical 'Time', and the interior was extensively reconstructed to accommodate the shows effects. Since the early 1990s the venue has played host to David Ian and Paul Nicholas' new production of Grease, Scrooge: The Musical, Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, a return of Grease, and Notre Dame de Paris among others. Bernadette The Musical, written by Maureen and Gwyn Hughes, also enjoyed a short run in 1990. In the 1990s the Dominion also hosted the Royal Variety Performance on a number of occasions. In 2002, the hit stage musical We Will Rock You, based on the songs of Queen, created by Queen guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor together with British comedian Ben Elton opened. It is now the longest running show at the Dominion.
By Tube
Closest Tube station: Tottenham Court Road - Central and Northern Lines Or a short walk from: Leicester Square - Piccadilly and Northern Lines Holborn - Central and Piccadilly Lines Oxford Circus - Central, Bakerloo and Victoria Lines
By Train
The theatre is within walking distance of Charing Cross and Euston mainline stations.
By Bus
You can get buses 1, 7, 8, 10, 14, 24, 25, 29, 55, 73, 98, 134, 176, 242 and 390.
Adeline Place NCP carpark is on Great Russell Street, immediately adjacent to the theatre and a short walk from the front doors.
Wheelchair Access
The theatre foyer is fully accessible to wheelchairs. Within the auditorium, they have the Nederlander Box with three wheelchair spaces which has level access from the street and a dedicated accessible toilet. They also have a wheelchair lift providing access from the foyer to the stalls for those who prefer to transfer from a wheelchair to their theatre seat. There is an accessible toilet located on the stalls level and an attendant can return your wheelchair to you at the interval if required. Unfortunately due to weight restrictions, the lift is unable to carry electric wheelchairs. As there are only 9 steps down to the stalls level, they recommend stalls seating for any patrons with restricted mobility. Please note that there is not a lift up to the Circle level.
Hearing Systems
They have an infra-red hearing system installed in the auditorium allowing for the show to be accessible for the hearing impaired. The system operates on infra-red beams transmitted to a receiver which is on either a headset or a neck loop which the patron wears. They have both the headsets and neck loops available.
Guide Dogs
Guide dogs are most welcome everywhere in the theatre, and may be taken into the auditorium if required. However due to the sound levels it is recommended the dog is looked after by theatre staff. If you would like to bring a guide dog, please contact the theatre in advance on 020 7927 0900 and select the option to speak to the Front of House team.
General Access Info
If you would like to book tickets or discuss access requirements, please call the venue on 020 7927 0929 or email firstname.lastname@example.com including your telephone number.
Doors Open: 7:00PM Starts: 7:30PM
Make it a Christmas you'll never forget with this spectacular festive feel-good musical based on the much loved movie classic! Irving Berlin's WHITE CHRISTMAS tells the story of two ex-army pals as they team up with a pair of sisters to put on a show to save a remote Vermont ski lodge that's fallen on hard times. A little mischief, a few misunderstandings and a whole lot of romance are the perfect excuse for a magical evening of laughter, tears, breathtaking dance numbers and some of the greatest songs ever written, including Sisters, Blue Skies and, of course, the legendary White Christmas. White Christmas is sure to get your feet tapping and have you leaving the theatre with that Christmas feeling.
More information about Irving Berlin's White Christmas tickets
A £1.25 restoration levy (collected on behalf of the theatre) appears as part of the ticket cost.
A £2.75 transaction fee applies (this will be added to your order on the payment page)
Booking period: 8 November 2014 - 3 January 2015
Running time: 2 hours 35 minutes with 1 interval
Led by Aled Jones and Tom Chambers, WHITE CHRISTMAS's 30-strong cast at the Dominion Theatre will also include Wendi Peters as Martha, Graham Cole as General Waverley, Rachel Stanley as Betty Haynes and Louise Bowden as Judy Haynes.
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