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By admin, on February 2nd, 2024

So, I know we have a Nikon Zf camera paired with the Viltrox AF 20mm f/2.8 lens, and not only that, but the camera also has a Neewer hand grip.
Viltrox 20mm F2.8 Major Features
- Ultra-wide prime designed for full-frame Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras
- Modestly bright f/2.8 maximum aperture for working in low-light conditions
- HD Nano multilayer coating to reduce flare and ghosting for improved contrast
- Fast and nearly silent STM autofocus motor to support Eye and Face AF modes
- Supports electronic aperture control
- Internal focus design and compact form factor
- Seven-blade diaphragm contributing to a pleasing bokeh quality
- USB-C port for updating the lens’s firmware
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Neewer hnadgrip for Nikon Zf Camera

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By admin, on January 30th, 2024

Let’s compare the two cameras and find out the major difference between the two. Olympus OM 1 vs OM System 1 Mark II
1. The Olympus OM-1 Mark II camera has arrived and, as you can see, Olympus is trending with this camera. In the design part, it’s written at the camera’s center “OM System” instead of the Olympus logo, which is not good to see.
Specification |
Olympus OM-1 |
Olympus OM-1 Mark II |
Image Processor |
TruePic X |
Same as OM-1, but redesigned |
RAM |
Not specified |
Improved compared to OM-1 |
Autofocus Algorithms |
Not specified |
Updated for improved subject detection |
Logo on Camera |
Olympus logo |
“OM System” |
2. According to the camera maker, the Olympus OM-1 Mark II camera uses the same TruePic X image processor as the original model. Still, this image processor has been redesigned and they have improved the RAM space compared to the previous version. The company says that with the help of more RAM and updated autofocus algorithms, the camera can now have an improved subject detection mode.
3. Now, the camera also has a human detection mode which detects human body movement more precisely compared to the previous generation of cameras. This goes beyond face and eye detection, so now it is more reliable in tracking a human body compared to the previous generation of cameras.
Specification |
Olympus OM-1 |
Olympus OM-1 Mark II |
Human Detection Mode |
Not specified |
Detects human body movement more precisely |
Face and Eye Detection |
Available |
More reliable in tracking a human body |
Autofocus Refresh Rate |
Not specified |
Improved, boosts performance in subject tracking mode and continuous focus tracking mode |
4. The company says the autofocus refresh rate has been improved (although we don’t have the exact number of differences between the refresh rate of the predecessor and successor). This boosts the performance of the camera, specifically in the subject tracking mode or in the continuous focus tracking mode.
5. With the introduction of a new and improved image processor and artificial intelligence algorithms, the camera makers say they have also updated the image stabilization system of the camera up to 8.5 stops, earlier it was 8 stops in the original OM-1 camera.
Specification |
Olympus OM-1 |
Olympus OM-1 Mark II |
Image Processor and AI Algorithms |
Original |
New and improved |
Image Stabilization System |
8 stops |
Up to 8.5 stops |
Buffer Size |
169 raw frames at 10 fps with a mechanical shutter, 108 raw frames at 20 fps with an electronic shutter |
Up to 256 raw frames at 50 FPS or 213 frames in a single continuous burst at the rate of 120 FPS |
ND Filters |
Built-in ND filters |
Graduated ND filter with options of ND 2, ND 4, and ND 8 |
6. The Olympus OM-1 Mark II camera now has a bigger buffer and it can shoot up to 256 raw frames at 50 FPS or 213 frames in a single continuous burst at the rate of 120 FPS. These numbers are better compared to the Olympus OM-1 camera.
7. You already have the option of built-in ND filters in the Olympus OM-1 camera, but now we have a graduated ND filter. This is a unique type of filter generally used for landscape photography and now we have it in the Olympus OM-1 Mark II camera. Even in the graduated ND filter, we get options of ND 2, ND 4, and ND 8.
8. The New OM System Mark II camera features complete blackout-free shooting which was not possible with the Olympus OM – 1, that really a valuable improvement for wildlife and sports shooters.
Multi-shot Raw Mode |
50-megapixel high-resolution mode |
80-megapixel large image in-camera, with an additional raw mode | 50 Mp handheld also available |
Battery |
BLX-1, gives around 500 shots per charge |
Same BLX-1 battery, but performance may drop slightly due to a more upscale image processor, estimated around 450-480 shots per charge |
SO, these are the Major differences we have between the two cameras. The rest of the core specifications of both cameras remain the same.
Olympus OM 1 Mark II Camera at B&H Store
By admin, on January 30th, 2024

Nikon Z6 Mark III More Details Revealed..We have already published the major core specifications of the Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera, but today we have some more details related to the same. Let’s see the updated specs of the camera.
Nikon Z6 Mark III Specification
- 6K 60p N-RAW
- 4K 60p full width ProRes RAW
- New high resolution EVF 5.76 million dots
- Improved rear monitor
- 14bit RAW 20fps continuous shooting
- JPEG 120fps
- Shutter speed of 1/16000 seconds
- 299 points AF
- 8 steps of image stabilization
- CFexpress + SD card slot
- PASM dial
- The size is similar to Z 6II, but it is a few mm wider and thicker due to the hinge.
- Although there is no change in the overall height, it is actually a few mm higher.
- The grip buttons and layout are similar to the Z 8, but the command dial is Z 6II.
- Other button layouts are the same as Z 6II
- The logo is on the top (same as Z 8 and Z 9)
What’s New in the Leaked Specification
- We already have information that the camera can shoot up to 60 frames per second in the latest compressed RAW format, but in complete raw for 14-bit, the camera can shoot up to 20fps.
- The next new thing we came to know is the shutter speed can be pushed to one by 1/16000 of a second, which is somewhat similar to the recently announced Canon 6 Mark 2.
- And one more thing that we came to know from recently leaked specifications is that we will have 299 focusing points. As you all know, we have an upscaled sensor for faster readout + dual latest stream tech to make the AF calculation 2X fast compared to the existing Nikon Zf and Z8 cameras. That’s why the Nikon Z6 Mark III, is able to shoot up to 125 frames per second and compact RAW Files up to 60 frames per second. So, the number of autofocus points doesn’t matter these days. It depends upon the type of artificial intelligence algorithm used inside the camera, how fast the processor is, and how fast the sensor readout speed is. All these make a camera perfect for shooting wildlife and sports
We will post an update soon as we get it.
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By admin, on January 29th, 2024

The trademark for the Olympus name has expired. This might be the primary reason behind the announcement of the OM 1 Mark II and the end of the Olympus brand name. It’s really sad to hear, but that’s the way things are going-on right now. There is a high probability that the lower-end models may also get a refresh with the OM series name instead of Olympus. As far as the information we have, the trademark has expired. The reason could be anything, maybe the ownership has changed. But the name is certainly about to change. It’s really hard to see the Olympus brand name going away.
A small update, it is rumored that the OM-1 II will be equipped with an in-camera electronic ND filter function, providing ND2, ND4, and ND8 options.
Based on our latest information, the upcoming Olympus OM-1 Mark II camera will have built-in Electronic ND filters. As you can see, it’s update on a software level. We are still waiting for further updates [More features to be explored soon].
Leaked Image of Olympus OM 1
This is an image of the new OM-1 II, which looks exactly like the current OM-1. The only change is the “II” part at the bottom right of the image. The camera will be unveiled at 6 AM London time on January 30th

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By admin, on January 28th, 2024

According to the latest information we have from trusted sources Nikon is planning to announce two new mirrorless cameras not only the Z6 Mark III (N2214), but the Other Camera model code Nikon 2216. Now the big question is what next from Nikon after the Nikon Z6 Mark III? take a look at the list of Nikon Mirrorless cameras we are expecting along with or after Nikon Z6 Mark III
2216 Coming sooooon?
1. Nikon Z7 mark III, maybe the
2. Nikon Z50 II (The most awaited camera) and finally the
3. Nikon Z5 mark II is also on the list.. so we have a big lust
Right now we do not have enough information that the model will arrive along with its Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera or will arrive after a month or week but we do have confirmation about arrival, we will post an update as soon as it becomes available to us
also see – Nikon Z6 Mark III Specification Leaked
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By admin, on January 26th, 2024

Finally we have the confimred set of specification of the Nikon Z6 mark III camera from E8M_888 source
Nikon Z6 Mark III Specification
Nikon ℤ 6 Ⅲ (N2214)
accelerated FX frame 24.5 Megapixels BSI CMOS Sensor
EXPEED 7 processor
inherited from ℤ 8 style body
easy-to-use multi-angle LCD screen, high-brightness EVF
optimized body feel
7-level IBIS, but better than ℤ f has optimized video stabilization,
pixel shift, and high-resolution photography
dual data stream AF system. The updated focus algorithm and process are stronger than ℤ f and ℤ 8.
FX frame electronic shutter continuous shooting of up to 40fps and DX frame electronic shutter continuous shooting of 120fps. Shoot
6K/60p & 4K/120p 12Bit N-RAW and record
4K H.265 10Bit MOV video, which can oversample 6K to 4K FX frame, or up to 120p DX frame.
4K ProRes 422 HQ 10-bit MOV video, up to 4K/60p
fine shutter angle options, project frame rate and shooting frame rate split into
two card slots, support CFexpress B, SD UHS-II
supports WiFi 2.4/5 GHz, Bluetooth LE Connect
USB-C fast charging & HDMI Type-A connection
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By admin, on January 25th, 2024

So finally, Hasselblad has announced the 100-megapixel CFV 100C camera back. We had told you that the Hasselblad CFV 100C camera back on in December 2023. As you know, it’s a part of the V system cameras, fully compatible with the models, including system cameras starting from 1957.
Now, what’s new in this digital back? You have to pair this digital back with the nine or seven X adaptor plate with a shutter release button, and it natively accepts XCD lenses specifically designed to match the CFV medium format. Moreover, you can use any of the HCD and V series lenses and even the XPan lenses via the adaptor.
The digital camera back uses a 100-megapixel sensor made by Sony, the same sensor as we have seen in the Hasselblad X2D 100C. The sensor features 15 stops of dynamic range. The back has one terabyte of built-in storage space and also accepts CF Express Type B memory card slots. On the rear side, we have a 3.2 inch, 2.36 million touch screen, and it can also be used with a new hot shoe adapter as well.
Hasselblad CFV 100C Press Release
HASSELBLAD UNVEILS THE 907X & CFV 100C
ENHANCING MEDIUM FORMAT PHOTOGRAPHY WITH VERSATILITY & UNMATCHED IMAGE QUALITY
Hasselblad, a pioneer in medium format photography, introduces the 907X & CFV 100C, a fusion of modular design and advanced technologies that offer three distinctly different photographic abilities, presenting the most compatible Hasselblad 100-megapixel medium format camera to date. Building on its iconic design, the 907X & CFV 100C has been upgraded with a new 100-megapixel back-illuminated sensor, doubling the resolution of its predecessor, the 907X & CFV II 50C.
A MODULAR DESIGN. THREE APPLICATIONS.
THE 907X CAMERA BODY
The 907X & CFV 100C combine to create the smallest and most powerful medium format camera in the industry. This dynamic combination is compatible with all XCD, HC/HCD, and Xpan lenses, uniting high optical lenses to produce the best image straight out of the camera.
HASSELBLAD V SYSTEM FILM CAMERAS
The CFV 100C breathes new life into Hasselblad V System cameras, such as the 500 and 200 series. Photographers can use their beloved film camera with the powerful CFV 100C sensor to produce the same picture quality of the digital age while also providing the unique experience of shooting at waist level. The CFV 100C keeps a classic timeless in every sense of the word.
TECHNICAL CAMERAS
With the CFV 100C, technical film cameras will reap the benefits of its 100-megapixel sensor, helping photographers, museums, or institutions meet rigorous and precise photographic needs. The 3.2-inch touchscreen display and 2.36 million resolution, with its superior flexibility and colour richness, provide photographers with an easy-to-use experience and a cost-effective digital solution for a technical camera.
UNIQUE DESIGN AND ICONIC HERITAGE
The 907X & CFV 100C provide users with the unique experience of capturing images at waist level. Its classic design, waist-level viewfinder, leather-like coverage, and chrome frame are tailored for individuals who seek to showcase their unique taste and appreciation of vintage aesthetics. The viewfinder can be tilted upward from 40 to 90 degrees to provide photographers with a range of perspectives.
UNPARALLELED IMAGE QUALITY, LIFE LIKE AND TRUE TO COLOUR
The CFV 100C, combined with the Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution (HNCS), ensures colours are captured with unparalleled accuracy, reproducing scenes just as the human eye perceives them. Photographers can capture their subjects with true and natural colour presentation in both JPG or RAW format. With a 16-bit colour depth, the CFV 100C presents approximately 281 trillion colours, providing photographers with an extensive palette for capturing the full visual spectrum. The CFV 100C introduces an ISO sensitivity as low as 64, producing image quality that is delicate, pure, and rich in lifelike details. With an impressive 15-stop dynamic range for preserving rich light and dark details, the CFV 100C ensures a smooth and natural transition in every image, allowing photographers to push creative boundaries.
ADVANCED AUTOFOCUS AND FACE DETECTION
The 907X & CFV 100C introduce users to its Phase Detection Autofocus (PDAF) with 294 zones spread over the 100-megapixel sensor surface. Covering an impressive 97% of the focus range, this advanced autofocus technology ensures every shot is sharp and precisely focused. Its face detection capabilities make capturing portraits easier in various locations.
BUILT-IN STORAGE SYSTEM
The CFV 100C boasts a remarkable 1TB of built-in storage space, marking it as the first modular camera with built-in storage capabilities. The 1TB of built-in storage space allows users to store up to 4600 RAW images directly on the camera. This exciting new feature eliminates photographers’ concerns about running out of storage during crucial moments or not being able to locate a memory card.
REDUCED WEIGHT AND COMPACT SIZE
The 907X & CFV 100C weighs 120g less than the 907X & CFV 50C, making it lightest, smallest and high-resolution medium format camera in the industry. The reduction in weight enhances comfort during extended shoots, minimizing fatigue and contributing to improved stability for handheld photography.
WHERE TO GET IT
The Hasselblad 907X & CFV 100C has an MSRP of USD $8,199. It is now available to order online. See details of the new product at www.hasselblad.com.
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