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By admin, on July 18th, 2012
 More details about Panasonic LX7 surfaced over the web today, Russian website 3dnews leaked more details and images of upcoming LX7 pro compact camera,
the LX7 major features
- 10.1-megapixel sensor (same as LX5?),
- image processor Venus Engine VII FHD
- lens LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMILUX F1 ,4-2, 3 with a focal length range 24-90 mm in 35 mm equivalent.
- 80 to 12800 to ISO-equivalent sensitivity
- Video: 1920×1080 50p format AVCHD Progressive
- built-ND-filter
By admin, on July 4th, 2012
The Panasonic G5, LX7 and 45-150mm Lens Coming on July 18th according to latest rumors, the Panasonic G5 will feature the same G3 16 Megapixel sensor and will arrive with some new features, no info about the LX7 and 45-150mm Lens is available.
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By admin, on July 4th, 2012
 Samsung finally announced its Samsung EX2F compact camera with 1/1.7” 12 Megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, bright F1.4 lens with 3.3x optical zoom, Dual Image stabilization, 3-inch swivel VGA-resolution AMOLED display, 1080/30p Full HD movies and Wi-Fi connectivity to directly upload images to online cloud storage space or social networks. Samsung also EX2F features full manual controls, RAW shooting, and EX2F can capture both stills and movie clips simultaneously.
Pre-order / Buy Samsung EX2F at B&H
Major Features
- 12.4Mp Resolution
- Bright F1.4 Lens, 3.3x Optical Zoom, 12x Digital
- 1/1.7″ BSI CMOS Sensor
- ISO 80-3200
- 3.0″ AMOLED Display
- Full HD 1920 x 1080 Video Recording
- Dual Optical/Digital Image Stabilization
- Dual Capture: Simultaneous Photo/Video
- Smart Camera: Wi-Fi Sharing, Backup, etc
 The new F1.4 Lens is composed of eleven elements in nine groups, with four aspherical lenses and two high refractive lenses, According to Samsung the bright F1.4 lens “provide a 20% increase in the amount of light on the sensor, a 20% increase in image quality and a 10% increase in zoom ratio.” Samsung EX2F also have built-in neutral density filter for giving the user greater control over exposure time in different conditions and making photos appear more neutral in situations of over-exposure. It also allows for shooting at a very shallow depth of field, so users can isolate their subjects from backgrounds to create stunning portraits.
By admin, on June 10th, 2012
 In the latest news Olympus just released 5 year growth plan to return to high profitability, Olympus will be concentrating on the mirrorless market and on High-End compact camera like XZ-1 and its Tough Series, see the details below
Olympus said on Imaging Business
In the Imaging Business, we will review our product lineup by allocating management resources with a focus on mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras and high-end compact cameras while improving profitability. In addition, we will strive to achieve profitability in fiscal year ending March 2013 and establish a revenue structure that will enable us to continue generating a steady income stream in the following years. We will do so by enhancing productivity through the restructuring of our existing manufacturing functions, selection and concentration of our advertising expense and reduction of SG&A expenses through personnel optimization.
In our non-business domains, we will reconsider the optimal measures to enhance the value of each business and subsidiary. Specifically, after evaluating their correlation with our business domains and reviewing the best way to improve their value, we will take drastic measures to sell, downscale, liquidate or withdraw from businesses whose continuous operation within the Olympus Group is judged to be difficult from the perspective of profitability and potential. In principle, we will not make new growth investments in non-business domains.
Continue reading Olympus to focus on mirrorless and high-end compact cameras
By admin, on June 2nd, 2012
We know that three industries Jobs wanted to change is television, textbooks, and photography. So finally after iPhone, iPad, iTV and now its time for Digital camera, This week rumor heated up when iLounge released its comprehensive New iPad Buyers’ Guide (see the PDF here), an overview of accessories, apps and other information associated with the new iPad, It includes a two-page spread arguing that Apple may be working on a camera.
page 72 —“Making the case for a standalone iSight Camera.” I’ll share more on this topic shortly, but for now, I’ll say that this two-page spread very nearly had a different title. We were tipped that this project is actually happening at Apple right now, but we didn’t feel confident enough in our source to call it a certainty; it’s therefore billed as speculation. Still, there’s enough smoke to make us think there’s a fire.
Now a bit more details, after the publication of Buyer’s guide, Jeremy Horwitz (Editor-in-Chief, iLounge) posted in his blog
Just as with the iPhone, Apple wants to give users a powerful tool that can be used to produce awesome results without needing to understand technical details, jargon, or legacy controls.
The product is planned for after the release of the iTV, and would leverage iCloud for storage
We noted that Apple had many camera-related job openings posted, including a reference to cameras that were to be built into “standalone peripherals,” as distinguished from “laptops,” “desktops,” and “handhelds.” (See http://jobs.apple.com/index.ajs?BID=1&method=mExternal.showJob&RID=82844&CurrentPage=4)
...and at last he also added in his post that
We found that Apple had re-trademarked iSight in April 2012, notably expanding beyond the prior iSight trademark’s reliance on “Computer hardware, namely, a camera requiring use of a personal computer for taking still and moving pictures”
Even iLounge believe that they doesn’t expect any Apple camera product to be announced soon until the long-rumored Apple television set makes its debut.
 Apple QuickTake Digital Camera The image above is of QuickTake Digital Camera made by Apple with Kodak in the mid-1990s, the Digital camera production was discontinued in 1997.
via – macrumors
By admin, on May 8th, 2012
 After lot of teaser (see here and here) Olympus finally announced the TG-1 camera, the TG-1 is series toughest model to date, camera features F2.0 Bright Lens, you can also attach a Fish-eye and tele-converter with the camera, with 12 Megapixel CMOS sensor the camera comes with TruePic VI image processor, the image processor improves low-light performance and overall response time. The new TG-1 have Dual Image stabilization, GPS and electronic compass and Macro LED lights for noise free macro shooting.
 Buy / Pre- order Olympus TG-1 from Amazon
Major Features
- 12 Megapixel BSI CMOS Sensor
- ISO 100-6400
- Full HD Video with HDMI, Multi-Motion Movie IS
- Waterproof (12m/40 ft), Shockproof (2m/6.6 ft) and Freezeproof (-10°C/14°F)
- 8x Super-Resolution Zoom and F2.0 Hi-Speed Lens and 4x Optical Zoom
- iHS Technology
- GPS & eCompass
- Crushproof 220 lbf.
- 3.0-Inch screen and 610k OLED
The camera can capture images up to 5 fps in sports mode, it also features beauty and make mode allowing users to enjoy adding makeup to subjects in recorded images, 3D image capture and Magic Filters.
By admin, on May 2nd, 2012
The story started with TWO NUTS (Olympus mystery teaser), from past few days olympus is sending nuts to to many journalists such as techradar , photographyblog …etc,
….a mysterious package arrived from Olympus this morning, containing nothing more than a box with two nuts and an intriguing “Coming Soon” label, we’ve been left a little bit confused. – techradar
 Olympus mystery teaser - Image credit @ Tech Rad today a new 30 sec video surfaced running through dust, snow, mud and sea, extreme conditions new camera from Tough series ?
see the video at http://getolympus.com/worldsfirst/
May be Olympus is preparing to announce its recently leaked Olympus TG-1 , leaked by the Best Buy last week, the new TG-1 features 12 Megapixel CMOS sensor, Full HD movie mode and ISO range up to 6400.
Olympus TG-1 Major features
- 12.0-megapixel 1/2.3″ CMOS image sensor
- 4x optical/4x digital/16x total zoom
- TruePic VI image processor
- ISO up to 6400
- Dual image stabilizer
- 3 fps or up to 200 pictures for fast-action shots.
- GPS
- Water-, freeze-, crush-, shock- and dust-resistant design
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