The Sony A37 features 16.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor, up to 7 fps continuous shooting speed and ISO sensitivity from 100 to 16000, Some site just reviewed the Sony A37 entry level DSLR, the review Round-up have some positive and negative verdict from the reviewers…
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A good option if you’re looking for something fast with a viewfinder and tilting LCD, the Sony Alpha SLT-A37 is a solid but not outstanding sub-$800 dSLR-style camera. read full review by cnet.com
Sony’s offerings in the entry-level arena are perhaps more interesting than its Canon and Nikon counterparts, with the translucent mirror technology, Clear Zoom and Auto Portrait Framing giving the beginner photographer a lot of bang for their buck.
Beginners need to be aware, however, that there are downsides to using a translucent mirror technology. Firstly, the amount of light reaching the sensor is reduced, so focusing in lower light conditions can be a little tricky, and secondly it’s fair to say that although good, an EVF won’t be to everyone’s tastes. see full review at techradar.com
The camera’s JPEGs look reasonably good at ISO 100 and 200; then you start to see more softness at ISO 400, with increasing artefacts up through ISO 3200, which we would consider to be the top of the usable range for JPEGs……………….
The A37 is a solid, entry-level, SLR-class camera that will serve anyone on a tight budget who’s looking for something with which to shoot active kids and pets. see full review at cnet.au
The Sony Alpha A37 is a fairly standard upgrade for the company’s entry-level SLT DSLR lineup. It replaces the A35 with some basic upgrades to control, a new image sensor, but a largely unchanged design………………..
Choosing the Sony A37 over competing options like the Nikon D3100 and Canon T3 largely comes down to a decision for speed versus the comfort of an optical viewfinder. The A37’s 5.5fps full resolution burst is well ahead of the Nikon and Canon options, but the electronic viewfinder still isn’t as nice as an optical option. see the full review at digitalcamerainfo.com
Sony RX100 Big Sensor Compact image and specification leaked by a Japanese website digicame-info, the Sony RX100 features 20 Megapixel – 1 inch sensor, the sensor size is same as Nikon V1 Mirrorless camera, the lens aperture touches F1.8 at 30mm and F4.9 at 1405mm, ISO range from 80 to 25600, Auto ISO125-25600, RAW mode is also available and records Full HD video at 60FPS, WOW…
Read the Full Specification of Sony RX100 Below
Model Name: Sony DSC RX100
13.2X8.8Mm Exmor CMOS sensor type 1.0 effective number of pixels 20.2 million pixels
Monitors – LCD (4:3), 3.0-inch, 1,229,000 dots
Lens Vario-Sonnar T * is
The focal length is 30-108mm (4:3) equivalent 35mm, 29mm-105mm (16:9)
The brightness of the lens is F1.8-4.9
Minimum focusing distance is 5cm, wide-tele 55cm at the end
The standard number of shots (conforming to CIPA) 330 sheets / min – 165
30-valve second shutter speed is 1/2000 in the manual
ISO sensitivity (100 and 80 in the expansion), NR ISO125-6400 by Auto: Auto ISO125-25600 in the
Second continuous shooting is 10 frames / second 2.5 frames / continuous shooting in priority mode in normal mode –
Still images JPEG, RAW
1920×1080 60p AVCHD video 28M
Size 58.1X101.6X35.9Mm
The weight (including battery and Memory Stick Duo) 240 g
Sony Photo Contest 2013 is now started and calling for entries, the contest is open to all and free to enter, the winner of the competition will get cash prizes, DSLR and global exposure.
The contest take first three images totally free in all categories, some categories / contest have entry fee if you want to upload more images and increase your chance of winning, the deadline of the contest is 2013 so take your time and capture a stunning image to rock the world.
Eligibility: Open to all,
Free to Enter
Copyright: All entrants understand that any image submitted to the competition may be used by WPO, and its Event Partners, for marketing and promotional purposes of the event only, for a maximum of three years after the awards ceremony on 27th April 2011. more details available on website
Open Categories
PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION (for serious photographers)
Architecture
Arts & Culture
Campaign
Conceptual
Contemporary Issues
Current Affairs
Fashion & Beauty
Landscape
Lifestyle
Nature & Wildlife
People
Portraiture
Sport
Still Life
Travel
OPEN COMPETITION (for amateurs and enthusiasts)
Nature & Wildlife
People
Travel
Low-light
Architecture
Panoramic
Arts & Culture
Smile
Split second
Enhanced
YOUTH COMPETITION (for photographers under 20)
Environment
Portrait
Culture
MOVING IMAGE AWARD (for those experimenting with moving image narrative formats)
Art
Photojournalism & Documentary
3D AWARD (for anyone using 3D technology in photography or video)
3D Photography
3D Video
STUDENT FOCUS (for higher education photography students aged 18-28)
● Brief for 2013 is ‘Celebrations’
· All competitions will open on Friday 1 June 2012 and will close on Friday 4 January 2013 at 23.59GMT except the Professional competition which will close on Wednesday 9 January 2013 at 23.59GMT
· All competitions are free to enter and all images submitted must have been shot in 2012. Photographers may enter either the Professional or Open competition; it is not possible to enter both. Full conditions of entry are available at www.worldphoto.org
· Images from the 2012 Sony World Photography Awards are available via the World Photography Organisation press centre. Please contact Jill Cotton at WPO for access
Nanoha 5X is a super macro lens that do a superb 5X magnification, The lens is developed by the Japanese company Yasuhara. Nanoha 5X come for Sony NEX (A-Mount) and micro 4/3 mount, you get aperture range from F11 to F32, composed of 10 optical elements in 7 groups. The lens is made of plastic front and metal body, front of the lens have 3 LED lights powered by a external battery via USB wire, Overall weight is 320 grams only.
NANOHA 5X ultra macro lens M43 -quick and first hands-on
EXCLUSIVE ! NANOHA 5X ultra macro lens M43 -quick and first hands-on
Camera used and other details: Panasonic GH2 720P
Nanoha 5X macro lens f/11 (f/11, f/16, f/22 and f/32)
310 g (with lighting unit) lens weight
diameter 61mm, lenght 84mm
additional shot with Voigtländer 25mm f/0.95
No CC
sorry for the credit in the movie, the name is “Nanoha”, of course !:)
Music : Add N to X “Gentle Germans”
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Review: Yasuhara Nanohax5 5x Macro Lens (Micro Four Thirds) at thephoblographer.com
Nanoha 5X Lens Review at megapixel.co.il
According to latest rumors, Sony will announce a A-mount 16-50 mm f/3.5-5.6 contactable zoom lens (same dimensions the Lumix 14-42mm X PZ) with Sony NEX-F5, the upcoming 16-50mm lens also have Optical Image Stabilization.
Sony NEX-F5 is rumored to have same F3 sensor, flexible LCD screen and in-built Wi-Fi connectivity, expected announcement date of Sony 16-50 mm lens & Sony NEX-F5 is Sep, 2012.
Image comparison between Fujifilm X-Pro1, the Sony NEX-7 and the Canon EOS 7D done at cameralabs, see the images and comparison details below
Lens and camera details
Camera used – Fujifilm X-Pro1, the Sony NEX-7 and the Canon EOS 7D within, Image quality is set at JPEG (best quality).
The X-Pro1 was fitted with the Fujinon XF 18mm f2 R, the NEX-7 with the 18-55 f3.5-5.6 OSS kit zoom and the EOS 7D with the EF-S 18-85 f3.5-5.6 IS USM.
Fuji X Pro 1 and Sony NEX 7 noise performance is better than the Canon EOS 7D 18 megapixel sensor, and same 18 Mp sensor is used in 550D and 600D, I hope canon will use a newly developed and better sensor in upcoming canon 650D.
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The Sony A37 features 16.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor, up to 7 fps continuous shooting speed and ISO sensitivity from 100 to 16000, Some site just reviewed the Sony A37 entry level DSLR, the review Round-up have some positive and negative verdict from the reviewers…
