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Olympus Upcoming 75-300mm II Lens Image leaked

By admin, on January 26th, 2013

The Upcoming 75-300mm F4.8-6.7 II Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED Lens leaked today, available in only black color. the 75-300mm lens is coming with Olympus XZ-10 compact camera.

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Olympus XZ-10 Leaked Images

By admin, on January 25th, 2013

We have the leaked images of upcoming Olympus XZ-10 pro compact camera, The XZ-10, the body is covered with silicon jacket and available in three colors black, lavender and white, expected to be announced in Feb (CP+ Show), no specification available yet.

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Fujifilm X100s vs Fujifilm X100

By admin, on January 25th, 2013

Fujifilm X100s features better sensor, Advance image processor and better video mode, See the detailed specification specification comparison review of Fujifilm X100s vs Fujifilm X100.

Sensor

The fujifilm features newly developed X-Trans CMOS sensor, the fujifilm X100s sensor is completly redesigned and features Phase AF points within the sensor

No-Optical Low Pass Filter (OLPF) – X-Trans CMOS II incorporates an original color filter array with a highly random pattern, eliminating the need for an optical low-pass filter (OLPF). These filters are used in conventional systems to inhibit moiré at the expense of resolution. The X-Trans CMOS II array lets the sensor capture unfiltered light from the lens, achieving an unprecedented level of resolution.

ISO – The Fujifilm X100s have extended senstivity range of 100 – 25600, X100 is limited to 100

Less Noise – According to fujfilm the test says the fujfilm X100s have more details and approx 30% less noise than Fuji X100.
Due to the new OLPF-less architecture the Image captured by fujifilm X100s have more details compared to fujifilm X100 (when we see it at 100% scale), Take a look at Resolution Comparison and High-Sensitivity Comparison.

EXR Processor II

The newly developed processor speed-up the X100s to a next level, take a look at stats

Fast AF performance: Fujifilm X100s features Blazing fast AF speed of 0.08 sec , compared to 0.22 sec for X100
Quick startup – X100s take only 0.9 sec vs X100 2 sec.
You get Faster continuous shooting (6 fps vs 5 fps) + Large buffer, Fujifilm X100s offers you 31 frames vs 10 frames of X100 in JPEG Large/Fine mode.
Less shot-to-shot time in single shot drive mode (0.5 sec vs 0.9 sec)

Auto Focus

The Fujifilm X100s have Phase AF + Contrast AF (in short Hybrid AF), the Fuji X100s offers 0.08 compared to Fuji X100 which offers 0.22 second of AF Speed.

During Movie mode Fujifilm X100s Phase-detect AF effective for movie shooting, AF-S focus mode available (only AF-C and MF on X100).

Video Mode

Fujfilm X100s offers you 1080p 60fps Full HD recording, with 36Mbps bitrate, X100 is limited to 720p 24fps.

other new features

Auto mode ISO increased to 6400
14bit RAW Support
Minimum shooting distance using OVF reduced to 50cm (X100 have 80cm)
Minimum focus – normal shooting distance is now 21cm (X100 have 40cm)
Eye-Fi card support
bit more battery life

Conclusion

Fujifilm features better sensor

No-Optical Low Pass Filter (OLPF)

Hybrid AF (Phase + Contrast)

Phase AF during Video Recording

30% less noise in images compared to X100

EXR II processor–> Fast Start-up, AF and Less shot-to-shot time

Auto mode ISO increased to 6400

Expandable ISO increased to 25600

14 bit RAW support

Eye-Fi Card Support

We highly recommend you to buy Fuji X100s , no reason to buy X100.

Buy Fujifilm X100S from Amazon || Buy Fujifilm X100S from B&H

Canon 7D successor [7D Mark II] may not appear soon

By admin, on January 24th, 2013

Canon 7D successor [7D Mark II] may not appear soon, dc.watch (japanese magzine) interviewd Canon managing director Tian Rong, read the main points of the interview translated via google

Last year was the Year of top reinforcement in each product category, the Prestige model. I believe that the technologies developed in the Prestige model per each genre, increasing the sophistication of the feature, this year, we will try to fall into the lower models.

purely to pursue while maintaining high-quality and high-sensitivity performance EOS has, how far can be reduced. This is the theme of the first one of the first (EOS M). However, I think the future will continue to expand because variation in the mirror-less machine, various types of product will come out.

(The successor to the EOS 7D that does not appear immediately) is per premonition. Although the development of the successor of course, it is “the product innovations put some kind.” Instead of that issue as a successor to the product that you spec up a little, it will be what has evolved towards a new area.However, it is not the story of the day so far.

As far as I can understand the Canon 7D successor (7D Mark II) is not coming at CP+ show, but sure we will see a major change in sensor and core specification, if you have better translation write us on comment box / or email us at contact[at]thenewcamera.com

See the full translation – dc.watch.impress.co.jp

Via – digicame-info.com/2013/01/eos-7d-12.html

General Electric was behind the Kodak Micro4/3

By admin, on January 23rd, 2013

Kodak announced S1 Mirrorless M4/3 camera [see more here]

The news coming from a Australia website photocounter, they have done a extensive research into the mysterious company that purchased the license to sell Kodak branded digital cameras. The research shows the JK Imaging and General Imaging (division of General Electric) have the exact same address in Gardena, California.

Ricoh GRD V Coming with APS-C Sensor

By admin, on January 22nd, 2013

Ricoh GR Digital V Coming with APS-C Sensor according to latest rumors coming from petapixel, The most recent version of Ricoh GR Digital V camera is GRD IV, features 28mm F1.9 Fixed lens and 1/1.7-inch 10 Mp CCD sensor. (see Ricoh GRD IV at Amazon).

Best Entry Level DSLR of 2013 - High ISO JPEG TEST

By admin, on January 21st, 2013

Find out the Best Entry Level DSLR of 2013 – Nikon D5200 vs Nikon D5100 vs Nikon D3200 vs Canon 650D High ISO JPEG Test result published by focus-numerique, the Nikon D5100 features 16Mp APS-C sensor, Canon 650D features 18Mp Sensor, Nikon D5200 and Nikon D3200 both have 24 Mp APS-C sensor, according to latest news/rumors we know that D3200 sensor made by Sony and D5200 sensor is made by Toshiba.

At ISO 3200 all the images have very less noise.

Nikon D5100 images look bit underexposed throughout the test.

From ISO 6400+ we can see green color bands in Canon 650D.

The Nikon D5200 have bit less color noise compared to Nikon D3200 @ 12800, before that images are almost identical.

Buy Nikon D5200 from Amazon

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