Viltrox Says – “Canon asked us to stop selling all RF mount products” But Why did Canon say so, as per Viltrox Canon also asked other third-party lens makers to Stop making RF Lenses, you can see the chat below
So, not only viltrox Canon also asking other lens makers to stop selling RF lenses as above mentioned in the chat
Now, this can only happen in these two possible condition
1. Canon wants to add a license layer, they will open the mount but third-party lens makers will have to pay the price if they wish to make RF Lenses
2. Canon wants to stop the sales of third-party lenses, it is impacting RF Lens sales figure
Sony’s gotta be laughing right now. We all know Sony has an open E-Mount, Sony shared all the AF algorithm details back in 2018 with Sigma, Samyan, Tamron, and Zeiss to help third-party lens makers make perfect lenses for E-Mount system-based cameras. Why did sony take such a step?, of course, it will hamper Native Gmaster lens sales but in return, if consumers get a lot of lens options for full-frame and APS-C Mount cameras, and hence they will prefer the Sony system instead of others. In the same way, Sony Fuji also opened their lens mount and now we also have multiple lens options in Fuji at variable price ranges.
Nikon doing Re-branding stuff with Tamron
Nikon has entered into re-branding with Tamron, they jointly announced the Nikkor 28-75mm RXD Lens. But, the entire rebranding process is very slow and we have only one lens till now.
BTW, What we would like to see is that Canon and Nikon should move on the same path and they should give more freedom to consumers, so we can buy lenses of our choice and budget.
According to the latest rumors that surfaced over the web, Hasselblad is rumored to announce the Hasselblad X2D 100C on September 7th. The new X2D uses a 100MP Medium format sensor made by Sony
Hasselblad X2D 100C Rumored Specification
100MP sensor
Adjustable screen
Improved Live View
Top LCD screen
Better AF
IBIS stabilization
3 new lenses will be announced together with the X2D
Possible price: $8,000/€8,000
Capture One is expected to soon start working with Hasselblad files
The X2D is said to be the successor of X1D, the X1D II 50C was released on June 2019. After 3 years of gap, we are having a new medium format camera from Hasselblad. Even after the announcement of X2D the sale of X1D II will remain active, it’s really good to see hassy expanding their compact Midum format Mirrorless cameras.
We will post an update as soon as more information becomes available to us
According to the latest rumors surfaced over the web, Sony Next vlogging camera ZV-E20 will feature a built-in sensor-shift image stabilization system including gyro data-based IS too. Just like we have in the Sony A7C camera. As per the sources the new prototypes of the camera are already in the lab without a change in sensor resolution as we have the ZV-E10.
The name isn’t fixed yet
Sources also suggest that Sony ZV-E10 will remain in the entry-level zone, And the name E20 isn’t finalized yet, other options are Sony ZV E30 and Sony ZV E40, Sony can pick any of these names.
When the camera is coming?
High demand for ZV-E10 bodies in the market putting intense pressure on production lines. Hence the camera is scheduled to arrive sometime between March to June 2023. Although it all depends upon the camera maker, we will soon post an update if we get any.
TNC exclusive: According to the latest rumors surfaced over the web. Recently Nikon Chinese Weibo account accidentally uploaded a 67MP High-Resolution image (from Nikon Z8 ?) at its social handle, as far as I know, Nikon Z7 Mark II features 45.7 MP image, and Nikon Z9 also features 45.7 MP image. So, How is it possible that Nikon Photographers upload 67MP pictures on their social handles?
People already started gossiping about the high-resolution image file by sharing the screenshot
From Recent rumors, we are almost confirmed either Nikon Z8 is coming soon, let’s hope for the best.
UPDATE – APRIL 15 2024
According to the latest information available to us the following leaked samples is of Nikon Z7 Mark III camera
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DJI has announced a new FPV drone, the drone is able to capture 4k, 60p and 2.7K video at up to 120fps.. The overall flight time is 18min, flight break has been introduced to break the flight and hover at a point and return home feature work as usual.
The drone itself, without the goggle or controller, retails for $629. To get the Avata Pro-View Combo, which includes the Avata, Goggles 2 and Motion Controller, it’ll cost you $1,388. A ‘Fly Smart’ combo, which includes the Avata, FPV Goggles V2 and Motion Controller is also available for $1,168. The add-on Fly More Kit is available for $279 and will include two Avata Intelligent Flight Batteries and one Avata Battery Charging Hub.
More details at the press release
DJI Unveils DJI Avata, The Ultimate Immersive Drone Experience
DJI Avata Drone and DJI Goggles 2 Harness DJI’s Unmatched Technology for Thrilling First-Person View Flight, Pushing the Bounds of Drone Possibilities for Every Pilot
August 25, 2022 – DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today introduces DJI Avata, a transformational new drone that offers an unparalleled experience of immersive flight. DJI Avata creates a new paradigm for first-person view (FPV) drone flight, allowing every pilot to race through the skies and feel its astonishing performance, agility, and easy control. Coupled with the new DJI Goggles 2 and the intuitive DJI Motion Controller, DJI Avata delivers a flight experience that was unimaginable until now.
“DJI Avata was built to awaken a desire to fly in everyone, with immersive flight technology that allows anyone to explore the almost out-of-body experience of FPV flight,” said Ferdinand Wolf, Creative Director at DJI. “DJI Avata is breathtaking to fly for even a novice pilot, and includes enhanced safety features that give anyone the freedom to try creative aerial moves. Paired with the DJI Goggles 2¹ and the DJI Motion Controller, DJI Avata seems to ride with the wind. Whether you fly for the fun of it, to make great clips for social media, or to dazzle viewers in the production studio, DJI Avata will show you why its engrossing flight experience pulls you into a new world of soaring possibilities.”
DJI Avata opens new creative directions for beginners and professionals alike. Its unique and compact design strips down the chassis of a traditional drone into a body built for speed and agility, weighing only 410 grams while still integrating aerodynamic propeller guards for added safety. Its powerful stabilized camera, featuring a 1/1.7” CMOS sensor with 48 million effective pixels, delivers premium imaging features like 4K/60fps and 2.7K/50/60/100/120fps² video, giving creators a scorching new tool for smoothly capturing premium video content. And with a flight time of up to 18 minutes, it can deliver a thrill ride full of power on every flight.
DJI Avata is designed to be paired with DJI Goggles 2 – DJI’s newest flight control technology – and the DJI Motion Controller, which steers the drone according to the movement of your hand. Users can also control the drone with the existing DJI FPV Remote Controller 2 and the DJI FPV Goggles V2. DJI’s unequaled flight technology means DJI Avata can hover like a traditional drone, accelerate like a racer, zoom in and out of tight spaces, and stop in a fraction of a second. If DJI Avata is pushed beyond its limits and lands upside down, a new Turtle mode allows it to flip back up and take off again. Together, DJI Avata’s flight control and stabilization technology make it the ultimate drone for fun, all while capturing vivid, professional-quality video:
DJI Goggles 2: High Resolution and Low-Latency Transmission
DJI Goggles 2 is a next-generation video headset that offers a smaller, lighter, and more comfortable fit, with a crystal-clear FPV image comparable to those from other DJI drones³. DJI Goggles 2 features a clearer Micro-OLED screen with adjustable diopters, so people who normally wear glasses do not need to use them with the goggles. When used with the DJI Motion Controller, you can control the aircraft and the gimbal camera freely to meet your shooting needs in various scenarios. An intuitive touch panel on the side of the goggles enables you to easily control its settings with only one hand.
DJI Avata and DJI Goggles 2 connect using DJI O3+ transmission, the most powerful and reliable technology for precise control, ultra-low latency, and detailed video at 1080p/100fps with H.265 decoding. It offers the lowest transmission delay of approximately 30 milliseconds, the longest transmission distance of 10 kilometers⁴, auto-switching dual frequencies, a high bitrate of 50 Mbps, and state-of-the-art anti-interference methods to ensure a reliable feed. DJI Goggles 2 also offers a Wireless Streaming function to view the live feed from your mobile phone or computer on the goggles screen, bringing you an immersive viewing experience.
DJI Motion Controller
The DJI Motion Controller is a completely reinvented flight control device that allows the pilot to precisely fly complex maneuvers based on the natural motions of one hand. The system is so intuitive that even complete beginners can get started quickly and learn to fly in continuous fluid motions, even when swooping close to the ground, whizzing past obstacles, and gliding through tight enclosures into open spaces.
Upgraded 4K Imaging System With Super Stabilization
DJI Avata has an outstanding imaging system that outstrips that on any FPV racer – a 1/1.7-inch 48MP Photo CMOS sensor with f/2.8 aperture, and an ultra-wide-angle lens with a viewing angle of up to 155°. The wider field of view enables immersive aerial photography and videography at up to 4k/60fps, as well as slow-motion footage at 2.7K/100fps. Equipped with D-Cinelike color mode, DJI Avata allows a broad color palette that enables detailed chromatic adjustments to your works.
Even during high-pressure aerial maneuvers, DJI Avata keeps your video sharp and stable with two flagship stabilization technologies. DJI RockSteady eliminates overall picture shake, and DJI HorizonSteady keeps the picture oriented toward true level. All that data flows to 20 GB of internal storage space, allowing extra freedom and spontaneity when the opportunity for a creative shot arises, even without a microSD card installed in the onboard drive.
Fly Safe With Confidence
DJI Avata’s built-in propeller guards make the fuselage more durable and greatly reduce the probability of risk, allowing you to fly more confidently with a craft that can withstand minor collisions and even right itself after a flip in Turtle mode.
When DJI Avata is in the air, pilots can rely on a suite of safety features that make flying a memorable and safe experience. A dedicated Emergency Brake and Hover feature is available in all flying modes, stopping the drone and hovering in place at any time during the flight. Failsafe Return to Home brings the drone back to its home point automatically with a press of a button, or in the event that transmission is lost or the battery reaches a critically low level.
Even at its small size, DJI Avata includes the industry-leading safety technology that DJI pioneered and has kept the world’s skies safe in the drone era. DJI Avata uses DJI’s GEO 2.0 geofencing system to advise pilots of airspace restrictions and potential hazards, and to automatically prevent drones from flying near certain high-risk locations, such as airports. DJI Avata also features DJI’s AirSense ADS-B receiver system to warn drone pilots when airplanes or helicopters are nearby, and broadcasts DJI’s AeroScope signal to help authorities monitor airborne drones in sensitive locations. The overwhelming majority of drone pilots fly safely and responsibly, and DJI Avata’s high-speed performance can warrant extra attention and care from drone pilots to be aware of their surroundings. Drone pilots flying with FPV goggles should pair with a visual observer to act as a spotter, and many jurisdictions require a visual observer to watch for airspace hazards. Always fly safely and responsibly, and be sure to understand and follow the legal requirements for flight.
DJI Avata is equipped with both an Infrared Sensing System and a two-camera Downward Vision System. They help the aircraft maintain its current position, hover more precisely, fly indoors or in other environments where satellite navigation is unavailable, and identify areas such as bodies of water that are not suitable for landing. To remain oriented during flight while wearing goggles, DJI Avata and DJI Goggles 2 also display the Home Point where the drone took off from. This Augmented Reality (AR) perspective gives an extra sense of orientation to help the pilot locate the immediate environment in seconds.
An Immersive Flight Experience for Every Skill Level
DJI Avata allows pilots from beginners to professionals to choose from multiple flight modes to match their skill level:
Normal (N) Mode: During N mode operation, DJI Avata operates similarly to other DJI drones, hovering in place with the use of satellite navigation and/or visual positioning systems (VPS) on the bottom of the drone.
Manual (M) Mode: (only with the DJI FPV Remote Controller 2): Fly in M mode for complete, limitless control and the full FPV immersive flight experience. Experienced users can customize parameters and enjoy flight and footage unlike anything else.
Sport (S) Mode: A new hybrid blend of M and N mode, S mode offers some of the dynamic movement capabilities that come with M mode along with some of the key safety features of N mode. S mode is the middle step between the three modes and was developed to give pilots more room to explore their skills as they get accustomed to the drone.
Become an FPV Master With the DJI Virtual Flight App
DJI Avata is controlled with the DJI Fly app, which includes detailed tutorials on how to operate the drone. The DJI Virtual Flight App is a free simulator app that familiarizes new pilots with drone flying movements in an easy, fun and risk-free environment. The simulator allows pilots to fly DJI Avata in various settings using the dedicated controller.
Accessories to Boost Your Flight
An array of new DJI Avata accessories offers pilots extra technology to get the most out of every flight and make the most of their equipment⁵:
DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery
DJI Avata Battery Charging Hub
DJI Avata Propellers
DJI Avata Upper Frame
DJI Avata Propeller Guard
DJI Avata ND Filters Set (ND8/16/32)
DJI 65W Portable Charger
DJI 65W Car Charger
DJI Goggles Carry More Backpack
DJI Avata is the easiest to fly and most exciting FPV immersive flight experience drone for anyone who ever dreamed of flying like a bird. It gives creators a transformational tool to confidently capture the rapturous feeling of flight, indoors or out. With the birth of DJI Avata, anyone can experience the thrilling experience of moving through the world unbound.
Price and Availability
DJI Avata is available today from store.dji.com and most authorized retail partners in several configurations. A standalone version of DJI Avata retails for $629 USD without a remote controller, motion controller, or goggles, which is ideal for those who already have a compatible model to control and view from the drone. The DJI Avata Pro-View Combo retails for $1388 USD and includes DJI Avata, DJI Goggles 2 and the DJI Motion Controller. The DJI Avata Fly Smart Combo retails for $1168 USD and includes DJI Avata, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 and the DJI Motion Controller. The DJI Avata Fly More Kit retails for $279 USD and includes two DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Batteries and one DJI Avata Battery Charging Hub.
DJI Care Refresh
DJI Care Refresh, the comprehensive protection plan for DJI products, is now available for DJI Avata. Accidental damage is covered by the replacement service, including flyaway, collisions, and water damage. For a small additional charge, you can have your damaged product replaced if an accident occurs.
DJI Care Refresh (1-Year Plan) includes up to two replacements in one year. DJI Care Refresh (2-Year Plan) includes up to three replacements in two years and extends the original warranty up to two years from the date of purchase. Other services of DJI Care Refresh include rewards for safe flight and free shipping.
Based on a set of latest rumors coming out from the fuji rumor mill, the upcoming camera is able to record 8k video with the help of its 40Mp sensor. Take a look at the rumored specification of the Fuji X-H2 camera below
Fuji X-H2 Rumor Summary
New 40-megapixel CMOS sensor
Base ISO lower than 160 (ISO 125)
1/180000 second
8K 30p
pixel shift multishot
Improved ISO sensitivity performance
The design other than the logo is exactly the same as the X-H2S
$1999 [Approx]
However, I am not still able to believe a $2k camera is able to record 8K video with a brand new 40MP sensor, lets’s hope for the best.
We will post an update soon as we get any new information
According to latest rumors we have, DJI Action camera will arrive on September 2022. So, those who are planning to buy Action 2 can wait a little more to get the newmodel. According twitter handle DealsDrone said
DJI Action 3 will be released in mid-September, and its appearance is almost [the] same as Osmo Action.
We are very sure about the arrival of DJI Action 3 camera in Sep, since the infor reported by several source over twitter. We were expecting the Dji action 3 cam will carry forward the same concept introrfuced by DJI with the action camera 2. Design below
But, as per the tipster the desing roll-back is planned and the camera will have the similar body design like the 1st genraton of osmo action camera.
Stay, with us we will post an update soon as we get any
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