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Olympus E7 Coming in 2013

By admin, on July 28th, 2012

Latest Rumors coming from 43rumors, the Olympus E-7 is expected to arrive at second half of 2013 to replace the current E5 (see E5 at amazon), no more details available, we will update you soon as we get any info.

Using LCD viewfinder for Still Photography - Jimmy Hickey

By admin, on July 28th, 2012

Will the use of LCD viewfinder will improve your Still Photography ?See the video below by Jimmy Hickey and share your thoughts with us –
LCD viewfinder strengths and weaknesses for photography – Jimmy Hickey

I have been using a LCD viewfinder to take ambient portraits for over a year now, and it has changed my process of creating images a great deal.

Originally designed for videographers, the LCD viewfinder enlarges the rear LCD screen, enabling the photographer to take photographs using Live Mode. This video goes over the positives and negatives of using an LCD viewfinder while taking a behind the scenes look at a photoshoot.

Hope this helps some people out! Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns in regard to using an LCD viewfinder!

Jimmy

Femto photography - one trillion frames per second

By admin, on July 28th, 2012

Ramesh Raskar and MIT Media Lab researchers presents femto-photography, a new imaging system that can acquire visual data at a rate of one trillion frames per second. It is so fast that you can see light motion.

Ramesh Raskar presents femto-photography, a new type of imaging so fast it visualizes the world one trillion frames per second, so detailed it shows light itself in motion. This technology may someday be used to build cameras that can look “around” corners or see inside the body without X-rays.

Canon 6D - Entry Level Full Frame Specification [Rumor]

By admin, on July 27th, 2012

Latest Rumors Coming from NorthLight Images, According to NL the Canon entry level full-frame camera name is EOS 6D and rumored to have specification similar to Canon 7D DSLR with a Full Frame Sensor, but still we don’t have any confirmed name, some other sources say the upcoming entry level full frame name is 7D Mk II, the Canon entry level full-frame camera (7D Mk II or 6D) with Nikon D600 is rumored to arrive at September 2012 (Photokina).

Rumored Specification of Canon Entry Level Full Frame Camera / EOS 6D:

Full Frame Sensor ( 18MP or 22MP / still not confirmed)
Design closer to 7D than 5D3 (smaller and with flash)
7D style AF system (19 pt) and VF LCD
7D metering
Single Digic 5+ image processor
3.9 fps
3 inch LCD
51200 max ISO

sub – $2000 price point at introduction

via-NL

Buy Canon 5D Mark II Body Only at Amazon

Canon EOS M vs Nikon V1

By admin, on July 27th, 2012

Canon recently announced its first APS-C sensor based mirrorless camera and from Nikon we have Nikon V1 system with 1 inch sensor, read the comparison review below and find out which one is better and why, share your thoughts with us

Sensor and image processor:
Nikon V1 uses 1 inch 10 Megapixel CMOS sensor and Expeed 3 image processor, Canon EOS M uses 18 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and latest DIGIC 5 image processor.

sensor size comparison

ISO, Noise Levels & Dynamic Range
Large sensors produce low noise and higher dynamic range. Canon EOS sensor offers standard ISO sensitivity up to 12800 for still image shooting and expandable up to 25600, on the other hand Nikon small 1 inch sensor offers standard ISO sensitivity up to 3200 and expandable up to 6400 only.

AF system
Nikon V1 features the 135 AF point system with Phase and contrast detection AF, Canon EOS M comes with 35 point AF system with Phase and contrast detection AF system and with EOS M photographers can simply touch the display to pinpoint the area on which the camera should focus and instantly capture a still image.

The V1 AF system is very fast and you do 10 fps shooting with full time AF tracking, the speed of EOS M is limited to 4.3 fps only.

Shutter Speed – If we look at the type of shutter used and shutter speed in both the camera, the Nikon V1 comes out as a clear winner

	Shutter Type	Continuous shooting	Shutter
	Shutter Type	Continuous shooting	Min	Max
Nikon 1	Mechanical + Electronic	10 fps – Mech. Shutter60fps – Elect. shutter	30 sec	1/16000 sec
Canon EOS M	Mechanical	4.2 fps	60 sec	1/4000 sec

Video
Nikon offer Full HD Video recording at 60 fps, Canon EOS M Full HD video recording is limited to 30 fps only, at HD mode you can select 60 fps speed, Both camera offers full time AF during movie mode.

Display
Nikon V1 with Fixed 3″ TFT LCD with 920,000 screen dots, whereas Canon EOS M comes with Touch Screen 3.0-inch Clear View LCD monitor II (approximately 1,040,000 dots) that features multi-touch operation allowing users to do “pinch-to-zoom” and “swiping” to scroll between pictures and Touch AF technology for video and still shooting.

Flash:
Canon EOS M is Compatible with all Canon Speedlite accessories including the new Speedlite 600EX and Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT.
Nikon V1 has only one option the Nikon 1 SB-N5 Speedlight made for Nikon 1 series camera.

Viewfinder:
No viewfinder or any option available for Canon EOS M Mirrorless camera.
Nikon V1 offers 1440k dot TFT EVF, good option for viewfinder lovers.

Overall conclusion: If you are looking for a compact camera system with DSLR image quality, Buy Canon EOS M.
Nikon 1 system is recommended for sport & Action Photographers, it features advance AF system and continuous shooting up to 60fps, but remember the sensor size is small compared to Canon EOS M, so you get limited dynamic and ISO range.

Shop and Support
Buy Canon EOS M from B&H
Buy Nikon V1 from Amazon or B&H

Lytro for Windows - Now Available

By admin, on July 26th, 2012

Lytro program for Windows version is finally ready, but still the 32bit OS is not supported, you need a 64bit OS, at least Intel Core 2 Duo or better CPUs with minimum 2GB of RAM to run application properly.

The Lytro camera can be for purchased from www.lytro.com/ at $399, see more about Lytro.

Sony DT 55-300mm F4.5-5.6 SAM Lens

By admin, on July 26th, 2012

Sony announced new zoom lens for Alpha APS-C sensor SLT camera, the lens features Smooth AF motor (called SAM), for quiet and fast AF performance, it also comes with a ED (Extra-Low Dispersion) element to reduce aberrations, the lens comes at affordable cost of $300, available from September 2012.
Buy this Lens from B&H Store

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