According to the latest information from Chinese sources, the upcoming Sony A75 camera will have a crop in 4K 60fps mode for a unique reason. Let us see the reasoning in their own words.
Cross-checking the information:
All professional cameras like the SONY FX9, BURANO, and VENICE 2 8K, which don’t use the IMX510 sensor, have 60fps cropping. I don’t think the A7M5 will generously offer uncropped 4K/60fps, even with pixel binning and downsampling, it’s impossible.
Facts
Yes, the Sony FX9 has a crop when shooting in 4K 60FPS mode. The camera uses a 6K full-frame sensor but crops to Super 35mm mode (approximately a 1.5x crop) when recording in 4K at 60FPS.
No, the Sony VENICE 2 8K does not have a crop when shooting in 4K 60FPS mode. The sensor supports oversampling from 8.6 to 4K, or you can window in the camera to output 4K
So, the fact is something else, we cannot believe this information that the camera will surely have a crop. But sure we will analyze in our upcoming articles the type of sensor that the Sony A7V camera may use, but let us consider these situations
Types of Options SONY HAVE RIGHT N O W
IF Sony uses the Stacked version of the 33MP sensor, OR 30MP IMX554 and 48.9MP IMX313 stacked sensors, allowing the Sony A7 IV camera to capture images at HFR and uncropped 4k 60FPS videos. Other options that create the possibility of keeping the 4k 60FPS crop mode active by using the 40.2MP A7R IIIA sensor in the upcoming camera, OR maybe they can use a 55MP IMG409 in A7V camera.
So, of course, we have a lot of options out there, The best is Sony should use a 30MP IMX554 stacked CMOS sensor in their upcoming camera
Nikon registered a new camera model code N2318 in Indonesia. The camera will be manufactured in Thailand, and the new model was previously registered with the China Wireless Certification Agency. With these multiple global wireless certifications, we can conclude that the announcement is very near. The N2318 model code is expected to arrive in the next two to three months, most probably before November 2024. We will likely have an announcement from Nikon soon.
There have been strong hints that the Nikon Z50 Mark II camera is coming, so we can expect this announcement to bring its successor.
We will update you when we get any leaked specifications or images of the upcoming Nikon Z50 Mark II camera.
The good news is that there is not only N2318 but another camera already registered with the Wireless Certification Agency, waiting to be announced N2216. According to the latest speculations from the rumor mill and other websites, this could be a successor to the Nikon P1000, possibly the P1100. There are also speculations pointing towards a possible successor to the Nikon Z5 camera, the Z5 Mark II, since the Z5 is now old and outdated and needs a desperate update from Nikon.
Nikon has raised prices! The Nikon Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR lens in China has increased in price from the original price of (CNY) 12,499 to (CNY)13,799. The new price has been implemented by Nikon’s official store, while some dealers have not yet raised prices. Buy now before the price goes up.
Will this price increase affect Global Price Nikon Z 180-600mm F5.6-6.3 Lens, it depends on Nikon. But, if ur already planning to buy this lens, better to buy it now.
The Nikon Z 180-600mm F/5.6-6.3 VR telephoto zoom lens was released on June 21st. It features a 25-element, 17-group optical structure, 9 aperture blades, a 95mm filter thread, an internal focusing system, a STM stepping motor, a minimum focusing distance of approximately 1.3m at 180mm, support for TC-1.4x and TC-2.0x teleconverters, approximately 5.5 stops of VR image stabilization, and weighs approximately 1956g. The initial price was only 12,499.
According to the latest rumors from the rumor mill, the announcement of the Panasonic S1R Mark II camera has been delayed to 2025, according to a trusted source. The S1R Mark II camera is not coming soon; it is expected that the camera will use Sony’s 60-megapixel full-frame sensor. At the same time, there is no information related to the announcement of the S1 Mark II.
Panasonic has registered a new camera with their wireless certification agency in a surprising turn of events. Based on the previous set of rumors published on our website, it looks like Panasonic, along with Sony, will update the S1 series camera, and very soon we will have the S1 Mark II in our hands.
Panasonic Lumix S1H II may be released in the fourth quarter – According to the latest information, after the release of Panasonic GH7, the next update will be for the S series full-frame camera bodies. According to previous rumors, Lumix S1H II is among them, and it is expected to be officially released within this year (fourth quarter).
A high-speed version of the Z9 ( Z9H?) to compete against Canon R1 / R3 and Sony A9 III. According to our latest information, Nikon is working on a 20.4-megapixel sensor with a readout speed of 0.4 milliseconds. The sensor also can synchronize with a flash of up to 1/2000 sec. Right now, the prototype is almost ready to enter the production line. with a Dual Expeed 7 processor, (we know Expeed 8 is already there, but the model is being tested with Dual Expeed 7). We do not know under which model name the camera body may be released, but the expected timeline for the camera is around Q4 of 2024 and Q1 of 2025.
According to the latest information we have from Canon Japan, there is a huge demand for the Canon R1 and R5 Mark II cameras all over the globe. The pre-orders received by international websites have exceeded Canon’s expectations. Canon has issued an apology letter regarding the delay in the R1 and R5 Mark II camera shipments. They are doing their best to keep the supply chain active without any further notification of delays.
But what can we expect from Nikon? Even if they have acquired RED, does it mean we will see some drastic improvements in the world of cinematography, codecs, and everything else? Let’s analyze these things one by one. There’s curiosity about what improvements Nikon’s acquisition of RED might bring to photography and related technology
RED’s Technological Advancements:
Before we dive into all these details, we first need to look at RED itself and where the technology has reached by the end of 2022, according to its latest updates. Their latest release was the Komodo-X, capable of shooting impressive 4K videos at up to 120 frames per second in 12-bit RAW. Additionally, in their recent update, they have enabled a face detection autofocus system via their app, which many RED camera owners have tested and found to work well. This app can be installed on your iPad, and with its help, you can enable the face detection autofocus system.
RED with Active RF-Mount, Face Detect AF
However, it’s important to note that RED’s KOMODO-X face detection autofocus system is active via Canon’s RF mount. Now that Nikon has acquired RED, any ongoing partnership with Canon will likely be phased out as soon as possible. Shortly, we can expect upcoming RED Komodo-X variants, with Z-Mount.
Partnership with TowerJazz:
RED partnered with TowerJazz for their cameras’ 20-megapixel global shutter Super 35mm sensors, offering advanced video capabilities. This partnership helped RED stay ahead of other consumer and mid-level cameras.
RED’s R&D teams worked for many years to achieve their current level of perfection. Now, with Nikon’s acquisition, it’s easier for Nikon to transfer these technologies and allow their Z-Mount R&D division to benefit from them. At the same time, Nikon will also share their advanced autofocus algorithms with RED, aiding in the development of active Z-Mount-based cinema cameras in the near future.
By the transfer of RED camera technologies, Nikon can also use the 20 MP Global shutter sensor in near future products to introduce their dedicated cinema consumer-level mirrorless camera.
Nikon and TowerJazz Collaboration isn’t new, Nikon and TowerJazz have a long-standing relationship, with TowerJazz relying on Nikon for equipment and Nikon using TowerJazz sensors in their DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. This collaboration is evident from the companies’ shared presentation materials.
Initially, Nikon helped tower Jazz with two systems: the NSR-2205i14E2 i-line stepper and the NSR-S204B scanner system for Tower’s 0.18-micron pilot line. As Tower ramps up capacity in Fab 2 in the second half of 2002, Nikon will provide it with models NSR-S205C scanning steppers and NSR-2205i14E2 i-line steppers and/or NSR-SF110 wide-field steppers. The total value of the agreement is expected to reach or exceed $150 million over the next four years.
Potential Release of KOMODO Z:
A RED camera with Nikon’s Z-mount. We can expect upcoming RED Komodo-X variants, like Komodo Z to feature ACTIVE Z-mount support. Since the face detection system is already enabled with the Canon RF mount, if Nikon introduces a Z-mount, we can be sure that the face detection autofocus system will be enabled either via an app or directly in the camera.
What to Expect
So in the future, we will see 12-bit internal video recording capabilities and global shutter sensors coming to Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras. At the same time, upcoming RED cameras will feature an active Z-mount with full-time autofocus support.
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