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By admin, on January 28th, 2016
Canon 1DX Mark II coming on 1st week of Feb, 2016 and we do believe that it will be announce on Feb 1, 2016. We have also published a lot of information related to Canon 1DX Mark II (see bunch of all post here) and also take a look at the rumored specification here
- Canon 22 Megapixel Fullframe CMOS sensor (No word about the Dual-Pixel CMOS AF Technology)
- 1 CFast / 1 CompactFlash
- Introduction of 4K in DSLR
- GPS and Intervalometer
- Price $5999 USD and shipping will start from April 2016
However as we have said already we are expecting a better core specification, let’s wait and watch since the RUMORED announcement date is very near.
Again – Please keep in mind The Canon 1DX Mark II is expected to arrive in 1st week of Feb, So announcement may also happen on Feb 2, 2016.
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Canon 1DX Mark II at Facebook
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By admin, on January 22nd, 2016
Finally we are getting confirmation that Nikon is working on Nikon D5 4K 3min video recording limit and they will soon extend upto 30min, a firmware update coming on March 2016.
BTW the Nikon D500 have no such issue, it can record 4K videos upto 30min.
Also see – Nikon D5 Field Review by Ole J Liodden
siurce – NR.com
By admin, on January 18th, 2016
Professional Photographer and blogger Ole J Liodden shared a extensive Nikon D5 field review with us, take a look at the conclusion of the review and images.
I think this field review covers the most important parts of my field testing, and I hope it has been interesting for you to read. You can see more about the technical details in the video below. Don’t forget to see more images from the Nikon D5 Beta test in the 4 portfolio links in the bottom of this post. As you already has understood – the new Nikon D5 camera is in my opinion not only a small improvement, but has set new standards especially regarding the AF-system and High ISO performance which will be hard to beat for other camera models. For me it looks like Nikon has found back to the “Nikon DNA” and again has a camera that is on top of the line. I’m really looking forward to get my final version of this camera (not Beta) and use it on my upcoming photo expeditions……
This field testing was very interesting and fun, and I’m thankful to Nikon and K&L for selecting me for this Nikon D5 test shooting! … Full Review at oleliodden.com
Grizzley bear hunting salmon, Alaska. Nikon D5, 400/2.8, 1/2500 sec at f/7.1 and ISO 3200
Image captured at ISO 25600.
Click on the image to enlarge
Grizzley bear, Alaska. Nikon D5, 600/4.0 + 2.0X extender, 1/640 sec at f/10 and ISO 25 600
Image captured at ISO 102400.
Grizzley bear very late in the evening, Alaska. Nikon D5, 600/4.0, 1/400 sec at f/4.5 and ISO 102400 Click on the image to enlarge.
NC Take’s – The image taken at Nikon D5 at 25600 is highly usable and contains zero amount color noise..We all know that Nikon D5 supports 3.3 Million ISO range, but the image take at ISO 102400 showing significant amount of color noise and banding noise.
Full Review at oleliodden.com
By admin, on January 17th, 2016
Below we do believe the confirmed specification of Canon 1DX Mark II camera take a look at the rumored specification below…
- Canon 22 Megapixel Fullframe CMOS sensor (No word about the Dual-Pixel CMOS AF Technology)
- 1 CFast / 1 CompactFlash
- Introduction of 4K in DSLR
- GPS and Intervalometer
- Price $5999 USD and shipping will start from April 2016
NC Take’s
We do expect better core specification than the rumored one, we do also believe at the moment Canon will going to introduce the Dual pixel CMOS AF technology in its upcoming Canon 1DX Mark II camera, the other major improvement will arrive for sure is the introduction of advance image processor as well as high density AF system better than the current 65 point based AF system.
The other major advancement we do expect is the Boost in the ISO range that directly competes with the recently announce Nikon D5 DSLR, as for the update you must know that it’s ISO range touches the 3.3 Million mark. So Canon will sure going to introduce a machine that will going not only compete but to also become a market leader.
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By admin, on January 12th, 2016
According to latest rumors floating over the web, Canon 1DX Mark II is rumored to feature approx 15 Stops of dynamic range and a newly developed 22 MP fullframe sensor, Take a look at the refreshed rumored specification below…
Canon 1DX Mark II Rumored specification…
- New 22mp full frame Canon sensor
- 80+ AF Points
- New processor technology
- 15+ stops of dynamic range
- Nearly 15fps
- 4K video (max frame rate unknown)
- Dual CFast
- Slightly larger LCD
- To be Announced in February/March, shipping in April.
No one is talking about that the upcoming camera will going to feature a Dual pixel CMOS AF sensor or a traditional CMOS Sensor, but we do believe that the upcoming Canon 1DX Mark II camera will have Dual pixel CMOS AF sensor. Canon already tested its fullframe CMOS AF sensors on the Canon EOS C camera and soon they will implement the same tech inside upcoming Fullframe DSLRs.
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By admin, on January 8th, 2016
We have done Nikon D500 vs Canon 7D Mark II Specification Comparison review, both the camera features excellent core specification, let’s take a look at the specification comparison table below or directly Jump to Verdict
Nikon D500 vs Canon 7D Mark II – Specification Comparison
Features/ Models |
Nikon D500
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Canon 7D Mark II
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Megapixel |
22 megapixels |
21 megapixels |
Sensor size |
APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm) |
APS-C (22.4 x 15 mm) |
Sensor Type |
Contrast Detect |
Contrast + Phase Detect |
Low pass filter |
No |
Yes |
Image processor |
Expeed 5 |
Dual DIGIC 6 Image Processors |
AF system |
Multi-CAM 20K 153-Point AF System, 99 cross type
|
65-Point All Cross-Type Phase-Detect AF |
ISO |
50-1640000 |
100-51200 |
Shutter Min/ mix |
30-1/8000 |
30-1/8000 |
Continuous shooting speed |
10 fps |
10 fps |
Video |
4K UHD Video Recording at 30 fps |
Full HD 1080p/60 Video |
Display |
3.2″ 2,539k-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD |
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Clear View II LCD Monitor |
Viewfinder |
Optical |
Optical |
Hot shoe |
Yes |
Yes |
Wireless |
Built-In |
|
Environmentally sealed |
Yes |
Yes |
Battery life |
1240 |
670 |
Dimensions |
147 x 115 x 81 mm |
149 x 112 x 78 mm |
Weight |
860 g |
960g |
Sensor:
The recently announced Nikon DX fromat camera features a 20.9 MP APS-C format based sensor powered by Expeed 5 image processor. The Sensor features a native ISO range of 100-51200 and the expendable ISO range of the sensor starts from 50-1640000 (Lo 1 to Hi 5).
With the help of newly developed sensor and advance image processor the camera is able to touch such a high ISO range that creates almost a world record.
Canon 7D Mark II features newly developed 20.2MP CMOS sensor powered by dual DIGIC 6 image processors, the native ISO range of the camera is 100-16000 and the expandable ISO range is upto 51200.
Additional advantage of Canon 7D Mark II camera is it uses Hybrid Dualpixel CMOS AF sensor that enables blazing fast Auto-focus during video and live-view shooting.
So technically the Canon uses more advance sensor compared to Nikon D500, however the ISO range of Nikon is too high and will perform better than Canon.
Low Pass Filter
Nikon D500 doesn’t have low pass filter and hence the camera will give more details in images compared to the Canon 7D Mark II.
Auto-Focus
The Auto-focus system of Nikon D500 is advance compared to the Canon 7D Mark II AF system.
The Nikon D500 features Multi-CAM 20K 153-Point AF System same of Nikon D5 and uses 99 type cross AF-points. On the other hand the Canon 7D Mark II AF system is limited to 65-Point All Cross-Type Phase-Detect AF.
However The Canon 7D Mark II is using Advance dualpixel CMOS AF system that will do super fast AF while you are using Live view display or shooting a video.
ISO Range: The ISO range of Nikon D500 is epic, the lowest range starts from 50-1640000 on the other hand the Canon 7D Mark II is limited to 100 – 51200, the standard ISO range Nikon D500 camera is 100-51200 whereas the standard ISO range of Canon 1DX Mark II is 100-16000.
The shutter range and continuous shooting speed of the camera remains same, so no big difference can be found here.
Video: The Nikon D500 camera can record 4K video at 30 fps, Canon 7D Mark II remain limited to Full HD video recording.
Nikon D500 vs Canon 7D Mark II – Verdict:
Verdict: Form the specification comparison we can clearly see that Nikon D500 have better score in specification on paper.
The major difference between the Nikon D500 and Canon 7D Mark II is
- High ISO sensitivity – the MAX standard ISO sensitivity of Nikon D500 is 51200 on the other hand Canon 7D Mark II Max Standard ISO sensitivity is 16000.
- More Focus Points: The Nikon D500 features more focus points, Nikon D500 have 153 AF points but Canon 7D Mark II is limited to 35 Phase AF points.
- Ability to focus on dim-light Condition, the Nikon D500 can do AF in dark situation as -4EV and Canon 7D Mark II AF is effective upto -3EV only.
- Nikon D500 Records 4K videos upto 29 mns (not supported by 7D Mark II)
- Electronic VR is supported Nikon D500 while recording Full HD videos.
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By admin, on January 7th, 2016
Nikon D500 sample images finally released, the Nikon D500 features ultra-advance core specification, the Nikon D500 also become the world first APS-C sensor based DSLR to capture 4K videos.
Take a look at the sample image below…
#update – More official sample images of the Nikon D5000 camera is now available click here for the update
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