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By admin, on February 19th, 2014
Canon G1X Mark II many sample images surfaced over the web today, the image look good at 100%, you can view full size sample images from Canon Japan website and some small size available at Canon UK website.
The Canon G1X Mark II features newly developed sensor 1.5inch sensor, newly developed DIGIC 6 Image Processor, you also get 1x more optical zoom from its predecessor (5x Zoom Lens), the G1X Mark II also records Full HD 1080p Video Recording at 30 fps and on the rear side we have 3.0″ 1,040k-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD and Built-In Wi-Fi Connectivity with NFC.
Also take a look at – Canon G1X Mark II vs Canon G1X specification comparison
By admin, on February 19th, 2014
According to latest Rumors surfaced over the web the Nikon D4s is expected to be announced on Feb 25th, 2014., take a look at the rumored specification and all available information of Nikon D4s
Rumored Specification of Nikon D4s
- Sensor Same as Nikon D4 (16 MP) / but some other sources are saying its a 24MP FF FX-Format sensor.
- 3D-Tracking in 9 or 21 points group
- ISO: 100-25,600 (Native ISO range)
- HD movie at 60 fps/1080p
- Improved time-lapse movie recording
- Improved white balance
- LCD screen with adjustable screen tone
- Shipping will start in March or latest April
The Camera Box Will include
- Nikon D4S HDSLR Camera
- Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL18
- Battery Charger MH-26
- USB Cable UC-E15
- USB Cable Clip
- Camera Strap AN-DC7
- Body Cap BF-1B
- Accessory Shoe Cover BS-2
- Eyepiece DK-17
- Battery Chamber Cover BL-6
- UF-2 Connector Cover
- UF-1 Connector Cover
- Nikon View NX2 CD-ROM
- Nikon 1 Year Warranty
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By admin, on February 18th, 2014
We have dome a specification comparison review between Canon G1X Mark II and Canon G1X, the canon upgraded the core specification of Canon G1X Mare II to a new level, take a look at the details below
New Sensor: Canon G1X Mark II comes with a newly developed 12.8 megapixel High-Sensitivity 1.5″ CMOS sensor, the sensor is new + also have bit large photo-diodes compared to its predecessor (12 vs 14 MP) and hence it will give you better performance during low-light condition.
New Image Processor: The latest image processor of Canon G1X Mark II improves the AF speed of the camera approx 2X and also reduce the shot-to-shot shooting time lag, the new processor also comes with newly developed algo to give you cleaner JPEG/ RAW output at High ISO range.
Improved Optics: The Canon G1X Mark II have new lens, that gives you bright aperture range, better macro mode (5 vs 10 cm) and more optical zoom (4 vs 5X) compared to Canon G1X.
AF points: The Canon G1X Mark II comes with a improved AF system and more AF points, the G1X Mk II is approx 2X faster than G1X under normal condition.
Hybrid Image Stabilization: The Canon G1X Mark II features improved image stabilization system, the newly developed Hybrid works in panning shots, Macro (Hybrid), Dynamic mode is highly effective for video work and active tripod mode corrects minor amounts of camera shake.
Display: The Canon G1X features 3.0″ 1,040k-dot capacitive touchscreen LCD that enables touch & shoot mode, the G1X Mk II menu navigation become very much easier when compared to its predecessor.
WiFi: The G1X Mk II built in WiFi helps you to enable remote shooting (via Canon app available for apple and andorid based smart devices) and you can also transfer your file with out wire or sync your camera card with a WiFi based databank.
Verdict: Based on the specification comparison review we highly recommend you to buy Canon G1X Mark II camera.
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By admin, on February 17th, 2014
In a recent interview published at dpreview website Fujifilm manager Toshihisa Iida said
” Q.Will X-Trans sensors get bigger, in the future?……. Answer: At the moment we’re focusing on the APS-C format but in the longer term, after we’ve completed our lens lineup… I can’t deny the possibility. ”
It would make perfect sense for Fujifilm to release a FF X-Series camera since Sony already announced it at the end of 2013 and it is beyond any doubt that it is possible to do since Fujifilm is a expert in doing innovating things beyond consumer or competitors expectations.
I have a strong hope that we will soon see Fullframe compact and mirrorless camera from Fujifilm possibly at the end of 2014 or at the beginning of 2015.
src-dpreview
By admin, on February 17th, 2014
The big problem that Sigma was facing with its Foveon Sensor technology was noise, the previous generation of Foveon sensor show excellent color output at base ISO but significant amount of visible noise starts at ISO 1600 and image become unusable at ISO 3200.
Now Sigma patent a new type of sensor technology that composed of normal and highlight pixels to capture more light and create less noise at High ISO range.
For more details take a look below (machine translated)
- Patent Publication No. 2013-81154
- Publication date 2013.5.2
- Filing date 2011.7.26
- Applicant Fobeon, Inc.
- U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 61/511, 661 No.
- Foveon patent
- With pixels having different sensitivities imaging device
- First pixel usually pixel
- Second pixel highlight pixels
- Opening is narrow, (saturation is slow) sensitivity is low highlight pixel
- To correct overexposure by referring to the second pixel of the peripheral pixel overexposure
- And the average value of the pixels which are not overexposed, the ratio of the pixel overexposure and weighted average
Also see more details about recently announced sigma dp series camera with optimized high performance APS-C sensor – Sigma DP2 Quattro – Price and Press Release
By admin, on February 17th, 2014
Nikon P600 and Sony H400, both announced approx at the same timeline, the Nikon P600 features 60X optical zoom and Sony H400 features 63X optical zoom, but don’t jump to a conclusion yet… take a look at the details below before buying your next megazoom camera.
 It’s look like Sony was eager to break all megazoom records without putting a bit attention on core specification of the camera (however you pay approx $180 less than Nikon P600), the Sony H400 packed with a 63X Megazoom lens and a CCD sensor with limited ISO range and only 0.71 fps continuous shooting speed.
Nikon on the other features CMOS sensor, 60X optical zoom and more ISO range, hence you will get sharper and cleaner images compared to Sony H400.
Nikon P600 records also full HD video at 60fps and Sony H400 is limited to HD video recording with 30fps frame rate (only).
The display unit of Nikon is vari-angle, so you get excellent flexibility while composing your images.
The Nikon P600 features smaller size, less weight and comes with longer battery life compared to Sony H400.
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy Nikon P600 since it gives you 16 MP CMOS sensor, 60x Nikkor Zoom (only 3X less than Sony H400), more ISO range, fast continuous shooting speed and Full HD video recording with flexible display unit.
Buy Nikon P600 from Amazon | B&H
Buy Sony H400 from Amazon | B&H
By admin, on February 16th, 2014
The upcoming Pentax 645D II specification surfaced over the web just prior to the announcement, the ISO range of upcoming camera touching new heights after the introduction of CMOS sensor (made by Sony) in Medium Format Camera,
Pentax 645D II Rumored Specifications
- 40 – 50 MP sensor
- SAFOX XI AF module
- Frame rate: 3 fps
- Highest ISO: 102,400 or 204,800
- Shutter life: 100,000
- Live view
- USB 3.0 support for tethered shooting
- Price around 10,000 USD
- Release date in mid April 2014
As you can see the price is quite high, but overall its a Medium format camera, The camera will be officially available from Mid April 2014.
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