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By admin, on January 21st, 2015
After looking at the high ISO sample images published at photography blog [bit.ly/1CAbV98], we have spotted some un-usual noise bands in the recently announced Panasonic GF7 images.
As you see above we have arranged high ISO test images in order of increasing ISO range, your eyes will also detect the presence of noise bands in GF7 images starting from ISO 12800 and deepens further at ISO 25600.
We don’t know this problem is limited to a particular model / batch of models or all the GF7 mirrorless camera.
Also share your thoughts and views in this issue.
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Also see Panasonic GF7 announcement article
By admin, on January 19th, 2015
The upcoming camera GF7 Full specification leaked today, the camera features 16 MP M4/3 sensor possibly same as of Panasonic GF6 camera, take a look at the list of rumored specification below,
Panasonic GF7 Major Specification
– 16MP Live MOS sensor
– Two-dimensional noise reduction, multi-process NR, detail reproduction filter – Intelligent D-range control that extends the dynamic range than ever before
– 240fps Fast AF sensor drive and lens control –
– 4EV Corresponding low light AF
– Significantly more compact compared with the GF6
– 180 degrees open tilting LCD
– “face shutter” and “friendly shutter”.
– Double shutter functions Fn1 / Wi-Fi button
– “beautiful skin mode”, “background blur”, “Slim mode”
– The Wi-Fi connection has become easier
– Shutter can be released via smartphone
– Body color Silver, Brown, Pink
The announcement is expected to announced on January 20 in London, we will update you soon as we get any more information.
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By admin, on January 19th, 2015
After Olympus E-M5 II leaked images the finally GF7 leaked images surfaced over the web, the new design gives a feel of mini Olympus E-M5 series camera,
First take a look list of rumored specification below..
– 16MP sensor
– ISO 200-25,600
– 1.04 million dot titlting LCD monitor (180 degrees)
– Camera limited to Full HD recording
– Come with 12-32mm kit lens
The camera is expected to announce soon along with the Olympus E-M5 II camera.
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By admin, on January 15th, 2015
Samsung is almost ready to announce a major firmware upgrade for current NX1 Mirrorless camera, the camera features very high-end core specification and un-doubtly it’s one of the best APS-C sensor based camera available in the market right now.
The latest firmware updates takes your NX1 mirrorless camera to the next level, two gamma curves also been added, now users have option to to get video output of timecode over HDMI for users of external recorders. The new firmware also includes higher bitrate setting for Full HD video and many more upgrades for video enthusiastic…
For still shooters, after firmware update the NX1 camera will allow you to assign exposure compensation or ISO to one of the camera’s main control dials, now Auto ISO is available in in manual exposure mode, earlier the setting was missing in NX1… take a look at the list of improvements coming to NX1
Changes in firmware v1.2
Movie mode:
- Audio levels adjustable during movie capture
- ISO adjustable during movie capture
- 23.98p and 24p frame rates for 4K UHD and 1080 video
- ‘Pro’ movie quality setting added for 1080 capture
- Wider range of display options, including gridline, center, aspect ratio and action-safe area markers
- Output time code over HDMI (for use with external recorders)
- C Gamma and D Gamma curves added for movie shooting
- Master black level
- Luminance level limiting [0-255], [16-235], [16-255]
- AF speed control for smoother refocusing (3 settings)
- AF responsiveness control (dictates camera’s readiness to change AF subject)
- Added tools for selecting and grabbing frames from video
Physical interface changes:
- Autofocus lock option in movie mode (if set to AEL button)
- AF/MF toggling in movie mode (AF ON button option)
- Wi-Fi and [REC] buttons’ functions can be swapped
- AF On and AEL buttons’ functions can be swapped
- Command dials’ direction of operation can be reversed
- Add ISO or Exposure Comp. to command dial (customizable per PASM mode)
- DoF Preview and Delete buttons customizable
- Auto ISO options (ISO, ISO Customizing, Minimum Shutter Speed) arranged together in menus
Wireless features:
- Smartphone App can operate as remote release using Bluetooth
- ‘Quick Transfer’ to automatically send thumbnails to a smartphone as they’re shot
- Pair with multiple smart devices
- Check for firmware updates over Wi-Fi
Other additions:
- Trap Shot feature – fires shutter when a subject crosses a specified guideline
- Samsung Remote Studio for thethered shooting from Windows PC
- Samsung to release SDK for Windows to allow independent remote control software creation
The update will be available soon and we will add direct link HERE , So bookmark this page for future reference.
Also see – Samsung NX1 High ISO TEST with GH4, 7D Mk II, X-T1, 6D and D610
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By admin, on January 14th, 2015
In an interview published at dpreview[link here], Senior Vice President of Samsung’s R&D team Byungdeok Nam confirmed that they are targeting both APS-C and Fullframe DSLRs camera in the market,
Full-frame, high-end DSLRs. The ones around the $5000 level. That’s our benchmark.
In the same interview Samsung Senior Vice President also said that “Mirrorless will outsell DSLRs ‘in three years”
I wouldn’t like to say, but since 2008 when mirrorless systems were announced, mirrorless didn’t grow very rapidly. In the last year, however, market reports are predicting that in 2018/19 mirrorless cameras will outsell DSLRs.
We have seen the Samsung NX1 camera, currently it is one of the best APS-C camera available on planet, we do believe that in upcoming future Samsung will bring out more innovative products in the market to compete with fullframe and mirrorless cameras.
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By admin, on January 4th, 2015
Fujifilm X-Trans sensors and innovative camera design created a new sensation in the digital camera world, but after the announcement of X-T1 we haven’t seen any innovative product yet…. take a look at the chart below
As you can see from the chart that the 1st generation X-Trans used on X-Pro1, X-E1, X-M1 and the second generation of X-Trans II sensors are used in X100S, X-E2, X-T1, and X100T.
As you can see from 2012 to 2014 Fuji only introduced two type of X-Trans CMOS sensor (I & II), the first generation of X-Trans CMOS sensor life was only 1 year and after that Fuji introduced X-Trans II sensor and it’s almost two years passed and we haven’t seen any sign of X-Trans III sensor yet. The update of models like X-E2 and X-Pro 1 is overdue and Fuji users are waiting and waiting.
Due to the lack of new sensor technology (and a bit frustration) Finally Fuji did a little experiment, they announced a new X100T model having the same sensor as of it’s predecessor (X100S) by having negligible difference in core specification, you can also see the comparison here, as a result the X100T sales report was not satisfactory and finally Fuji decided to not to repeat the same mistake again.
Finally if we look at rumors Fuji is expected to announce a new X-Pro 2 camera along with new generation of X-Trans III sensor in Q1 of 2015..what I see is now Fuji need to work fast to introduce 3rd generation of X-Trans sensor in the market to restore his users and gain market share.
+ Also see – As we all know that Fujiflim is also working on organic sensor but it is still on development stage and not ready for use (see the news here),
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By admin, on January 3rd, 2015
Take a look at the list of the camera that may arrive on the Q1 of 2015, see the list below…
Olympus
Olympus E-M5 Mark II – The camera uses same sensor as of Olympus E-M5 Mark II camera, the only new thing is that it can capture 40MP images on the go… see more details here
Olympus Compacts Coming – The TG-4 and SH-70 – A regular compact camera update (see full details here)
Sony
Sony A9 – 46 Megapixel, Sony is rumored to announce a 46 MP based fullframe camera, so we may see a prototype this CES.
Sony A7000 Coming in 2015 – We are bit un-confirmed about the announcement date of Sony A7000 camera, however we are confirmed that the upcoming A7000 camera
Nikon
Nikon Coolpix A Successor Coming in Q1 of 2015 – Yes we don’t know the confirmed date here but according to the rumors Nikon Coolpix A will arrive with latest 24 MP CMOS sensor and Expeed 4 image processor
Nikon D5500 Coming in January 2015 – we don’t know the exact date but based on rumors Nikon may announce Nikon D5500 on January 2015.
Canon
Big Sensor Zoom Camera – We have just now received (see here) the core specification of the upcoming big sensor compact.
Canon will also update its rebel series T5i / Canon 750D possibly in Feb-march 2015, the upcoming rebel will feature the same sensor as of Canon 70D camera.
No word on mirrorless announcement, since its overdue and expected to be announced anytime soon.
Panasonic
Entry Level 4K Mirrorless camera Panasonic may announce a entry level mirrorless camera with a option to record 4K video, the affordable camera may be announced at CP+ show 2015,
Samsung
Samsung NX400/500 – The camera is expected to arrive on CES 2015 The NX500 may feature same sensor as of Samsung NX1 and will also record 4K videos..
Fuji
Fuji X-M2 – We are confirmed that Fuji will soon announce a entry level mirrorless camera in Q1 of 2015, see more details here
Share your thoughts with us and also tell us what camera you want to see in in Q1 of 2015 or CES show.
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