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By admin, on June 10th, 2015
After so many A7R II rumors finally Sony announced the A7R II camera today, the camera feature BIG BUNCH of improvements over its predecessor,
4 Major improvements compared to its predecessor.
The sensor is completely new – The recently announced a camera feature newly develop HYBRID CMOS AF sensor that has built-in Phase AF points for faster AF.
Revised shutter mechanism – The upcoming camera features new Hybrid shutter mechanism, rated to 500,000 actuation and also promises less vibration compared to its predecessor.
5 Axis Image stabilization – The camera now gains 5-axis image stabilization system, this compensates for five types of camera shake encountered during handheld shooting of still images and video. The system will compensate for approximately 4.5 stops of shutter speed.
4K Video – The camera can record 4K video in multiple formats including Super 35mm (without pixel binning) and full-frame format, a world’s first for digital cameras, The camera can capture 4k (UHD) video at 30p/25p or 24p in the XAVC S 4K format.
Not only that the camera also gains an electronic first curtain shutter option to eliminate shutter vibration, which was a common problem in Sony A7R camera when photographers was using long telephoto lenses . The camera will cost you $3200.
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Continue reading Sony A7R II Announced – Features 40 MP FF Sensor, 5-axis IS and 4K Video
By admin, on June 10th, 2015
Leica today just announced the long rumored Leica Q camera today, the camera features a fullframe compact 24MP full-frame CMOS sensor, the ISO range of the sensor is 100-50000, on the top of the sensor we have a Fixed 28mm F1.7 ASPH lens with image stabilization.
 The camera can features Mechanical and electronic shutter and capture 10fps of continuous shooting speed, features 3″ 1.04M dot touch-sensitive LCD, the built-in LCoS EVF offers an equivalent resolution of 3.68MP, the camera also comes with Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity with dedicated Leica app.
The Leica Q is available now for $4250 you can pre-order this camera from B&H and Amazon.
By admin, on June 10th, 2015
We have already posted many post related to the Leica upcoming camera, we also know that the to be announced camera will feature built in WiFi and NFC, and Just before the few moments of camera announcement the app is now available for download in iTunes and Google Play Store.
Major Features of the App
Take, view and share photos.
The Leica Q app connects your camera to your iPhone or iPad.
It allows you to remote control your camera and gives you access to your images.
The following functions are available:
– Camera live view
– Control capture settings
– Triggering the camera
– Start / Stop video recording
– View, download and share images directly from the camera
– Delete images
Compatibility:
The Leica Q app supports the Leica Q (Typ 116) camera.
Take a look at the screen shots.
Download from Google Play Store and iTunes of Apple
By admin, on June 10th, 2015
 A new patent surfaced over the web that clearly shows a new lens by Olympus with F4 aperture and built in image optical-stabilization system,
Patent details
- Patent Publication No. 2015-102810
- Published 2015.6.4
- Filing date 2013.11.27
- Example 1
- Focal length f = 294.33mm
- Fno. 4.08
- Angle of view 2ω = 4.31 °
- Image height 11.15mm
- FB 45.04mm
- Total length 213.64mm
The patent was filed back in November 2013, I don’t think Olympus will now announce a optically stabilized lens now, after introduction of 5 axis image stabilization system in its cameras.
Share your thoughts with us.
By admin, on June 9th, 2015
 This is really a strange rumor since according to the source of SAR website some of the prototypes of the Sony A7R II exist in the wild by having curved sensor inside.
We can’t deny the possibility but Take this rumor with a grain of salt,
Now let’s talk about the curved sensor…
We have published the Sony curved sensor patent on July 6th, 2014, we have also published the sample image captured by curved sensor camera [see here].
The curved sensor is designed to mimic the curvature of human eye, in the curved sensor light directly falls in the center of the sensor and hits the pixel in straight, that completely eliminates the need micro-lenses above the sensor surface. Curved sensors are 1,4 times more sensitive in the center and 2 times more sensitive in the corners.They live among us, yes its absolutely true, Sony already implemented the curved sensor in its first Curved sensor based compact selfie Cybershot camera KW11, the camera features a 19.2MP 1/2.3-inch Exmor RS CMOS sensor and a 21mm F2 Lens [see the announcement page here]
We will update you soon as soon as we get any new slice of information –
We will update you soon as we get any new information, stay with us (FACEBOOK | TWITTER | GOOGLE+) If you have time –> see more Sony Alpha Rumor.
Also see – Sony May be Working on 50 MP Camera
By admin, on June 9th, 2015
 Based on latest report published via CIPA for the month of April 2015, we can clearly see a boom in the sale of mirrorless and DSLR camera, the sale of DSLRs hit approx 800000 units a month to 1000000 units a month and on the other hand the mirrorless sale is also increased up 400000 units a month, the mirrorless market is growing but still it remains inferior to DSLRs in terms of sales volume and popularity. ..
source CIPA
By admin, on June 8th, 2015
A bad news for pro photographers those who are waiting for new version of Touit lens will get bit disappointment, since according to the trusted sources of website they will not announce any new APS-C sensor based Touit lenses in 2015 or may be 2016, Zeiss will put its concentration in developing fullframe lenses only. But we are sure that the company will announce a wide angle Loxia FE lens in September/October 2015.
via – SAR
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