During an interview with dpreview team Canon accepted that Canon EOS M50 (Amazon | B&H ) mirrorless camera Limited 4K mode ( you get no CMOS autofocus support while creating a 4K video with that camera). is not technical issue, the features are bit Limited because the EOS M50 is entry level mirrorless camera.
Take a look what Canon said on limited 4K mode of EOS M50
The EOS M50 offers 4K video and Dual Pixel CMOS AF, but not at the same time. Is there a technical reason for this limitation?
With the EOS 5D Mark IV, we do offer 4K video and Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus, so technically it is feasible. But given the position of the M50 in the lineup, we can’t include all of the features available in a product like the 5D IV. Given the position of the product, we wanted to achieve the optimal balance [of features] in a camera in that range. We’ve optimized the M50 as best we can [for its market position], and within those parameters, the combination of 4K video and Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus was not possible.
Ok, but my question is once you added DPAF sensor inside the camera then why you are limiting its performance ? Imagine if Canon EOS 50 have 4K with DPAF support it will sure kill the sales of Panasonic GX85 as well as other entry-level and Mid-range mirroless camera.
Dear Canon Photographers….We need your opinion on this.
Well we have the news, its not so big but yes something new is coming from Leica that includes a new SF60 flash and SF C1 module (Commander). So cheers up guys we have a lot of announcement coming from all camera makers in next few months. The image above is of Leica SF64 flash which cost $850.
Take a look at the leaked pics of info [Translated]
Leica “Sf60” Flash and “SF C1” (commander?)
It seems to be preparing the announcement. Super Ballio Elmer SL16 – will be announced with 35mm or unconfirmed
According to latest information the Panasonic GF10 camera is coming on Feb1, 2018. So, its a very good news since Fuji is all set to announce their entry level Mirrorless camera Fuji X-A5 and X-A10 this feb and now we have bang from Panasonic.
As we all know at the moment the Fuji X-A5 entry level mirrorless camera is having 4K inside, but what about Pany ? will they going to introduce 4K inside the GF series camera.
Let’s take a look at the information we have about Panasonic GF10
based on the information we have the upcoming Panasonic gf1 camera is coming in 3 different colors 1 is black out there is wide and 1 is orange
the camera will arrive on February 1, 2018
and it will going to arrive with single and double kit lens
so we have some sort of information related to the Panasonic GF10 for now. And the moment we can’t confirm the features inside the upcoming M4/3 camera, but for sure we will going to get more and more information very soon in next few hours.. so stray with for LIVE updates.
so it’s quite logical to expect that Panasonic GF 10 will going to arrive at the 4K mode?
Do share your thoughts with us..
Take a look at the recently announced Panasonic GH5s sample video. Panasonic GH5s carry a lot of improvement compared to the Panasonic GH 5 camera but it doesn’t actually replaces the Panasonic GH5s due to its resolution limitation as well as the absence of Hybrid IS.
On the video side Panasonic GH 5S arrived with up-scaled specification. Panasonic GH 5S is the world first consumer level camera to feature 4K video as well as you also get 240 frames per second in Full HD, so you can create super slow motion movies while shooting Sports.
Take a look at the video below and you share your thoughts with us
Canon G1X Mark III vs Canon G1X Mark II specification comparison review. Canon has improved the Canon G1X Mark III camera from inside-out. lets take a look at the list of improvements.
Features / Models
Canon G1X Mark III
Canon G1X Mark II
Megapixel
24 megapixels
12.8 megapixels
Sensor size / type
APS-C (22.3 x 14.9 mm)
1.5″ CMOS Sensor
Image processor
DIGIC 7
Digic 6
Image stabilization
Optical (Dual IS)
Optical
Optical zoom
3X
5X
Aperture Range
F2.8-5.6
F2.0-3.9
AF System
DPAF
Contrast Detect sensor
AF points
49 points
31 points
ISO
64-25600
125-25600
ShutterMin/Max
30 sec 1/2000 sec
60sec 1/4000 sec
Top Continuous Shooting Speed
09 fps
5 fps
Video
1080p
1080 (30p )
Display
3.0″ Vari-angle Touchscreen LCD
3.0″ LCD Rear Screen (1,040,000 pixels)
Viewfinder
Electronic
No
Battery Life (CIPA)
200 shots
240 shots
Weather Sealed
Yes
No
Wireless connectivity
Built-In
Built-In
Dimensions
115 x 78 x 51 mm
116 x 74 x 66 mm
Weight
399 g
553 g
Canon G1X Mark III sensor size vs Canon G1X Mark II Sensor size
Canon g1x mark 3 camera features a 24 megapixel dual pixel CMOS autofocus sensor where is the Canon g1x mark 2 camera limited to 1.5 inch sensor and 12 megapixel resolution.
AF System
and one thing also to be noted the Canon g1x mark 2 camera is based on contrast detect autofocusing system whereas the newly announced g1x Mark III camera features dual pixel CMOS sensor that will allow hybrid autofocusing inside the new compact camera.
Canon G1x mark 2 camera features a 1.5 inch g1x Mark 3 camera features APS-C sensor. Large sensor will get relatively more light compared to the small one and hence, you will get better low light performance compared to the older sensor.
Image Stabilization
Introduction of Dual IS (Image Stabilization) New generation of the camera arrived with better video image stabilization compared to the older one.
The Dual Sensing IS system helps provide steady images by compensating for body movement and camera shake for up to 4 stops of correction, while the wide maximum aperture helps deliver dramatic blur effects and enables better shooting in dark areas.
Lens
Both Canon camera features 3X optical zoom, but the aperture of both the camera is different, basically Canon introduce new lens with the Mark III camera and you get F2.8(24mm) to 5.6(70mm). The aperture range of Canon G1X Mk II is better compared to G1X Mark III – F2.0-3.9 vs F2.8-5.6
ISO
The Canon G1X Mark III features bit broad ISO range, ISO 64 whereas the G1X Mark II ISO starts from ISO 125. More base ISO will allow you to capture more highlights and lowlights resulting moe dynamic range.
Battery Life
The Battery life of G1X Mark III is not so good, it will allow you to grab 200 shots. 200 shot is nothing for a shooter like me, So if I get this camera I will sure buy extra battery back with it.
Mic port absent
Canon G1X Mark III is pro grade camera with DPAF sensor.Pro Video bloggers often prefers big sensor camera with fast AF, but external mic phone is absent which is one of the most important thing for recording clear voice.
Weather Sealed
As far as I can remember the Canon G1X Mark III is the first compact camera from Canon that features weather sealing. A MUST HAVE feature for travel camera.
Price
G1X Mark III is approx 2X more than G1X Mark II
Verdict:
You should get Canon G1X Mark III camera budget isn’t a issue, since the camera have new sensor, DPAF system and new lens. New Image processor as well as Dual IS is also introduced.
If you are a G1X Mark II user then you can wait for Canon G1X Mark IV, since the relative aperture value of Canon G1X Mark II is better compared to G1X Mark III. so, some people might not feel comfortable in investing such a big amount on G1X Mk 3 and at the end of the day you will get approx same image quality (despite of resolution difference).
Nikon D850 Dynamic range published by dpreview team, the camera is outperforming even Fuji GF50s Medium format camera. The extended ISO 64 is surely one of the biggest advantage of Nikon D850.
Nikon D850 vs Fuji GFX 50S
As you can see in the image the base ISO test of both camera giving similar result whereas when we are pushing exposure value to +6EV, the Nikon D850 is isn’t showing color noise as the GF50S is showing,
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