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According to Nikon Rumors Nikon has bought space for a LOT of ads in big professional photography magazines for January 2012, high amount of ads next month is a sign that they plan to reveal something big like Nikon D800 and D4.
But the news is still not confirmed, canon may keep its new 24 megapixel CMOS sensor for canon 70D or 8D and 650D / T4i may come with old image sensor(18 megapixel) and new DIGIC 5 image processor.
The well-constructed metal body is robust, easy to use and looks very smart too. Image quality is as good as any high-end compact camera can deliver at the moment, especially if the EXR modes are used to their strengths.” Comparison review Fuji X10 vs Canon G12 vs Nikon P7100
New world thinnest camera module for smartphone developed by sharp, it features 12.1-Megapixel, 1/3.2-type back-illuminated CMOS image sensor, F2.5 Lens, Optical IS and RAW format output, The module also supports full HD (1080p) video capture with optical IS to reduce the blur caused by hand or low-light condition. Press Release Sharp Corporation has developed a 12.1-Megapixel, 1/3.2-type CMOS camera module with optical image stabilization that features the industry’s thinnest profile (5.47 mm in height). The new RJ63YC100 is intended for use in mobile devices such as smartphones. Sample shipments will begin from December 2, 2011. The new module’s thin profile has been developed in response to the demand for portable mobile devices with ever more slender designs. The module also addresses the need for embedded cameras in these devices to deliver superior image quality and camera functionality, including connectivity to AV equipment and personal computers. The optical image stabilizer in this camera module uses a lens-shift system to control the lens inside the module. Sharp’s proprietary high-density packaging technology has made it possible to achieve the industry’s thinnest profile in this type of camera module, which is expected to help reduce the thickness of mobile devices such as smartphones. High-quality images can be captured in a wide variety of situations that are typically prone to blurring caused by camera shake, such as shooting under dim light conditions or shooting moving subjects. The module also supports full HD (1080p) video capture, which enables smartphone owners to take high-definition video with reduced blurring and transfer the video to an LCD TV for viewing on a large screen.
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In the previous post you have seen the High ISO image comparison of three flagship compact camera, the Fuji X10, Canon G12 and Nikon P7100, Now its time for Canon S100 vs Fuji X10 at ephotozine, according to ephotozine “There is similar performance from both cameras right up to ISO3200, with both cameras giving useable images at ISO3200, which is impressive considering the cameras both have small sensors compared to mirrorless or digital SLRs. Beyond this, the X10 gives additional scope for low light photography with its EXR sensor. According to canon the Canon S100 new CMOS sensor and Digic V image processor creates 75% less noise than the Canon S95 at ISO 1600. see more canon S95 vs Canon S100 and Fujifilm X10 vs Nikon P7100 vs Canon G12 Fujifilm High ISO test is done at focus-numerique(French Website), the site does not have comparison engine like dpreview, we have arranged the high ISO test images below, starting from ISO 400, to ISO 800 and ISO 1600. See the images below and share your thoughts with us. See specification comparison review – Fujifilm X10 vs Nikon P7100 vs Canon G12 |
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Canon is getting into medium format? Not yet, 
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