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By admin, on February 26th, 2014
Nikon D4s High ISO test images now surfaced over the web, the D4s supports High ISO upto 409600 and features newly developed sensor with Expeed 4 image processor which is approx 30% faster than the previous Expeed 3 processor
Does Nikon D4s images look bit soft at 100% when compared to Nikon D4 at lower ISO range.
I really appreciate the effort made by Nikon to boost the ISO range to a next level, but when I see at comparison images taken at ISO 1600, the Nikon D4s noise reduction filter look bit strong compared to Nikon D4 DSLR filter, and as a result we can clearly see less noise + bit less details in the image samples. The Nikon D4s images look bit softer than the Nikon D4 images.
As we can see the effect of strong NR filter / new sensor / new image processor the image of Nikon D4s have less color noise in it.
more images available here – bit.ly/NxeMfq
By admin, on December 16th, 2013
We have already done a specification comparison review between these camera, now its time for HIGH ISO TEST, take a look below
 Both camera showing almost same Image quality but if we look closely the image quality of RX100 M2 is bit better since the M2 since it have bit (F1.8 vs F2.8) better aperture at wide end. Hence the RX100 M2 sensor get more light compared to RX10.
Also see specification comparison review here
Buy Sony RX10 from Amazon || Buy Sony RX100 M2 from Amazon
image credit -imagine resource
By admin, on December 2nd, 2013
We have arranged some HIGH ISO samples of all the flagship full-frame DSLR, as we all know that Nikon D4 and DF shares same sensor so the overall image quality of both the camera is almost same, but at ISO 51200 the Nikon DF image is showing bit more color noise compared to D4. Canon 1DX is also showing very good image quality during HIGH ISO test.
 Continue reading High ISO Test – Canon 1DX vs Nikon D4 vs Nikon DF
By admin, on December 2nd, 2013
focus-numerique just published the HIGH ISO test images of Nikon DF DSLR, the Nikon DF image quality is superb between 50 to 1600, usable upto 12800 and the images after 25600 showing significant amount noise.
Shot settings – scene is illuminated at 200 lux, the Nikon Df is equipped with 50 mm f / 1.8, Aperture at f / 5.6, ISO – variable
you can download RAW files from focus-numerique
By admin, on November 10th, 2013
In a High ISO noise test at cameralabs, the recently announced A7r mirrorless performed better than Nikon D800E, the A7r showed more details + better color and contrast reproduction compared to D800E,
Gordon Laing of Camera Labs
The Sony A7r enjoys crisper results at lower ISOs without undesirable sharpening artefacts and cleaner results at higher ISOs. The crisper results could be down to a superior lens, and I hope to perform more comparisons in the future when both are fitted with the same lens, but there’s no doubt the A7r and Zeiss 35mm combination are capable of delivering highly detailed images which, from the results below, are visibly superior to the Nikon D800e and Nikkor 35mm f1.4 lens. Even taking lenses out of the equation, the A7r’s JPEGs also enjoy lower noise at mid to high sensitivities.
Continue reading High ISO Test – Sony A7r vs Nikon D800E
By admin, on October 30th, 2013
 Sony RX10 features same sensor as Sony RX100 M2 camera on the other hand Fujifilm FZ70 features 16.1MP 1/2.3″ BSI MOS Sensor.
 Take a look at the major difference below we found between RX10 and FZ70
#1 Big difference between the Zoom Lens – The Panasonic FZ70 features Lumix DC Vario 60x optical zoom lens, the RX10 is limited to 8.3X only. So if you are a megazoon camera lover don’t read more and Buy Panasonic FZ70 from Amazon.
# 2 Big difference between the Sensor Size: Sony RX10 features a 20.2MP 1″ Exmor R CMOS Sensor and Panasonic FZ70 comes with 16.1 megapixel 1/2.3″ High Sensitivity MOS sensor, frankly speaking Sony RX10 comes with monster size sensor when compared Panasonic FZ70.
Sony RX10 Will give you better image quality, more dynamic range and less noise at High ISO levels, If you prefer image quality over zoom, RX10 is highly recommended.
#3 Fixed Aperture Zoom Lens – Sony RX10 features fixed F2.8 aperture throughout the zoom range, Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens is composed of 7 aspheric elements and delivers super sharp images.
# 4 You get better ISO range with RX10 – Rx10 offers better ISO range than FZ70, the 1″ inch sensor of RX10 comes with newly developed Bionz X processor to deliver ultimate image quality.
#5 Rugged design – compact magnesium alloy body of the RX-10 is moisture and dust resistant.
#6 Other features: You get bit more shutter range and top shooting continuous , WiFi – sharing with social networking sites, via email, and to cloud storage sites. NFC (Near Field Communication) is also supported with RX10.
# 7 Big Price Difference – Sony RX10 Price – $1,298.00 (Available at Amazon) | FZ70 Price – $398.00 (Available at Amazon)
Verdict: Sony RX10 will give best of its class image quality like no other, Panasonic FZ70 offers extensive zoom range + There is very big price difference between these two camera, if you prefer image quality buy RX10, if you want extensive zoom range buy FZ70.
By admin, on September 26th, 2013
A new Olympus patent surfaced over the web that shows a sensor with phase-detection AF technology. If we look at history Canon 70D is world first camera that introduced active Phase detection AF sensor, In future we may see active Phase AF technology in Olympus E-M6 or E-M7
Description and self-interpretation of the patent literature (Translated via google)
- Patent Publication No. 2013-187475
- Publication date 2013.9.19
- Filing date 2012.3.9
- Olympus patents
- Of layer-built image sensor (two layer)
- First layer
- Second layer
- Image plane phase difference AF for
- I make an opening for detecting a phase difference signal
via – egami
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