Camera sample image to show the location of secondary camera module
Recent patent surfaced over the web shows Future Nikon camera’s will have a small camera module on the rear side of the camera to snap Photographers images when the review their shot once it captured. Photographers images will be saved in the Exif information file of the camera as well as it can also inserted in the main image if anyone wish to.
Nikon Patent Timeline
Application JPxxxxxxxxxA events – 2019-02-28
Application filed by Nikon Corp – 2019-02-28
Priority to JPxxxxxxxxxA – 2019-08-15
Publication of JPxxxxxxxxA – 2020-03-01
Application status is Pending
If photographer wish, they can add their pics on the main image of the camera.
This tool is Specifically useful for war photography.
Patent Translated from Japanese (Machine translated)
In addition to a main imaging device that captures a subject, a digital camera that includes a sub-imaging device that captures a person who is viewing a liquid crystal screen during image playback is known. This digital camera obtains the favorite degree of the image displayed on the display screen based on the smile information of the image of the viewer photographed by the sub imaging device.
The voice output unit 8 outputs a voice message by voice synthesis according to an instruction from the control unit 4.
The storage unit 9 stores a subject image, a photographer image, a viewer image, and the like, which will be described later. The control unit 4 performs predetermined image processing on the image signals acquired from the image sensors 22 and 32 to generate still image data, performs compression processing by a predetermined method such as JPEG, and performs subject image and photographer shooting. Images, browser images, etc. are recorded in the storage unit 9.
The photographer holds the imaging device 1 and photographs the subject by the first imaging unit 2. At this time, if the imaging device 1 is held, the right hand touches the touch sensor 5a. If the photographer is located on the back side of the image pickup apparatus 1, the second image pickup unit 3 photographs the photographer. In addition, after the photographing is finished, the viewer holds the imaging device 1 and reproduces the image, and when the image displayed on the display unit 7 is browsed, the second imaging unit 3 photographs the viewer. .
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a storage state of the storage unit 9. A photographer image 9b, a viewer image 9c, identification information 9d, and an evaluation value 9e are stored in association with the subject image 9a. The subject image 9a is an image of a subject photographed by the first imaging unit 2 by operating the release button 6a by the photographer. The photographer image 9 b is an image of the photographer photographed by the second image capturing unit 3 when the photographer is photographing the subject by the first image capturing unit 2.
Finally Canon announced the long rumored Canon 850D camera. The Camera do have noticeable upgrades from Canon 800D, but more or less the core specs of the camera remains same. The new Canon 850D camera uses same sensor as of Canon 200D II and same Digic 8 image processor. At the same time in video mode we have to face same cropping issue while recording 4K videos and no DPAF available while recording 4K. It’s not a worthy upgrade if you already own Canon 800D or 200D II camera
Canon 850D / T8i Press Release
The Next Generation: Canon Announces The Development Of The Company’s Most Advanced Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera Ever – The EOS R5
The Company will Also Develop Seven RF Lenses and Two RF Lens Extenders in 2020
MELVILLE, NY, February 12, 2020 – Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today announced that its parent company, Canon Inc., is developing the highly anticipated Canon EOS R5 full-frame mirrorless camera. The camera will feature a newly designed CMOS sensor and new image processor, along with new state-of-the-art optical technologies the company has been able to cultivate through its long history of groundbreaking camera and digital imaging solutions development. In addition, Canon plans to release seven RF lenses and two RF lens extenders that are currently in development. These new photography tools will help to continue to strengthen the EOS R system and cement the RF mount as an industry leader.
“Today’s announcement comes as a direct result of the tireless effort of Canon engineers who have been tasked with developing the next generation of Canon EOS R camera and RF lenses to help elevate the popular system that was announced in 2018,” said Kazuto Ogawa, president and chief operating officer, Canon U.S.A., Inc. “In developing the new camera, Canon listened to extensive user-feedback from a variety of photographers. The outcome is a camera and lenses that will delight a variety of shooters and further helps to demonstrate Canon’s commitment to full-frame mirrorless cameras and lenses.”
The EOS R System was initially developed to provide engineers with the ability to design lenses that were thought to be impossible to create previously. The wide lens mount diameter, shorter back focus, and high-speed system for transmitting data between camera and lens have resulted in an imaging system that delivers higher image quality and greater ease-of-use than ever before.
The new full-frame mirrorless camera currently under development will fully leverage the advantages of the EOS R System, helping to produce a camera that features high-speed continuous shooting and 8K video recording. Furthermore, the camera will provide photographers with more efficient workflows thanks to improved transmission functionality, operability and reliability. These enhancements, along with many others, will help to further elevate and solidify the EOS Series concept of “Speed, Comfort and High-Image-Quality.”
Canon’s EOS R5, the first of the next generation of full-frame mirrorless cameras planned for EOS R System, will include a newly developed CMOS sensor. The new sensor will enable enhanced features such as high-speed continuous shooting up to approximately 20 frames-per-second (FPS) when using the silent shutter and up to approximately 12 FPS when using the mechanical shutter – A feature professional sports and wildlife photographers will find to be extremely impactful on their ability to capture fast-moving subjects. From a video perspective, the camera’s 8K video capture capability will prepare videographers for the future of movie-making- capturing 8K footage today allows for even higher-quality 4K productions in addition to the ability to extract high-resolution still images from the video footage. The EOS R5 will be the first Canon camera equipped with IBIS (In Body Image Stabilization) and when used in conjunction with the extremely effective in-lens stabilization (IS), will allow photographers to handhold the camera in light levels not previously imagined. Additionally, the camera will also feature dual-card slots and will support the automatic transfer of image files from the device to the new image.canon cloud platform.
Alongside the EOS R5, Canon is also developing seven RF lenses and two RF lens extenders scheduled for release during 2020, including the RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM, Extender RF 1.4x and Extender RF 2x.
Additional Information
Reference exhibits for the EOS R5 and RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM, Extender RF 1.4x and Extender RF 2x will be on display in the Canon booth at the CP+ Camera and Photo Imaging Show 2020, to be held from February 27 to March 1 at the Pacifico Yokohama convention hall in Yokohama, Japan.
A preview of the EOS R5 will be on display at the 2020 WPPI Show (February 25-27) in Las Vegas.
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
We have told you back on November and December 2019, the Canon 850D camera is coming with 4K 30 fps, 24 fps option and 3rd generation of DPAF sensor. Take a look at the major core specification of the camera coming out from trusted Japanese sources
Canon 850D Rumored Specification
24.1mp
DIGIC 8
45 AF points (all cross-type)
7fps
4K @ 30P
3″ 1.04 million pixel touch panel vari-angle LCD
131.0 x 102.6 x 76.2mm 515g (including battery)
Initial hints suggest the camera do have DPAF in 4K video mode, more details are coming we will update you soon.
Canon 850D / T8i More Leaked Images
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
From past few weeks lots of Nikon D880 camera surfaced over the web. If Nikon goes on its scheduled announcement path then Nikon D880 will arrive on Q3/Q4 of 2020. The camera will carry almost same core specification we have seen in the Nikon Z7 camera. Although the sensor resolution isn’t confirmed yet, Multiple rumored specs suggest prototypes of Nikon D880 DSLR exist with 47MP and 55MP FF BSI CMOS Sensor.
Nikon D880 Specification
47 MP / 55 FX-Format BSI CMOS Sensor
Expeed 6 image processor
4K 24, 30, 60fps N-Log , N-Log2 & 10-Bit HDMI Out
In-Body Stabilization: No (in early prototypes)
3.2″ 2.36m-Dot Tilting Touchscreen LCD
Bluetooth, WiFi Clean HDMI Out, Touchscreen
We will update you soon as we get any new information about the upcoming camera.
We will be updating you with more details soon.
Update Nikon D880 Delayed
Recent Rumors suggest that Nikon D880 Announcement in now shifted at the Q3/Q4 of 2021. So, we can now confirm that no Nikon D880 camera coming this year.
Canon EOS R camera was announced back on October 2018 and now we do have some strong set of rumors that Canon may announce new EOS R Mark II camera at the end of 2020. Canon EOS R camera features same sensor as we have seen in Canon 5D Mark IV. Finally, we have the specification of the upcoming Canon EOS R Mark II camera coming out from rumor mill.
1. Canon EOS R Mark II rumored specifications:
32mp
IBIS
DIGIC X (A different version than the EOS-1D Mark III)
12fps
ISO 100 – 51,200
1 SD card slot
1 CFexpress slot
No crop 4K video with DPAF
No RAW video
5mp EVF
May get a new naming scheme
2. A Quick Analysis – Sensor
From the above leaked specs it’s look like Canon will add a new 32 MP DPAF Sensor in their new camera [we are not sure about sensor resolution], at the same time rumor-mill failed to tell us about the type of sensor coming. It’s plain CMOS or BSI CMOS.
3. Canon EOS R Mark II have IBIS
Canon to include IBIS inside Canon EOS R Mark II and we were the first website to told you. Canon EOS R Mark II camera will have IBIS to compete against Sony A7 series and Nikon Z series FF Mirrorless camera. Not, only that we have also shown you Canon Mirrorless Camera patents with IBIS inside.
4. Dual Card Slot
Introduction of Dual Card Slot inside Canon EOS R Mark II is also expected, new generation of Canon FF Mirrorless camera made for professional shooters are said to carry Dual Card slots without a doubt.
5. 4K uncropped Video
No Crop Video with DPAF and No RAW video as told by rumor-mill, Well we do have Canon EOS M6 II that doesn’t have crop at 4K mode although it uses pixel binning algorithm. SO, for sure the EOS R Mark II will have proper 4K video recording mode without a crop and DPAF support as we have in the lower-end model.
We will update you soon as we get any new information.
Finally, we have the High Resolution official sample images of the Nikon D780 camera. Nikon D750 have the same 24.5 MP BSI CMOS sensor we have seen in Nikon Z6 camera. So, we will sure have a major lift in the image quality of Nikon D780 camera when compared to Nikon D750.
Nikon D750 camera finally arrived, we have same core specification as we have in Nikon Z6 but missing out IBIS as we have in Nikon Z6 at the same time as a added advantage we are getting Dual card slot, longer battery life and rugged body.
The Nikon D780 camera is Nikon latest Mid-range DSLR camera and Nikon first DSLR to feature Hybrid FF Sensor. With the help of new sensor and on sensor 273 Phase AF points the camera does blazing fast AF in Live view and video mode.
Nikon D780 Major Specifications:
24.5MP BSI CMOS sensor with on-sensor phase detection
7 frame per second shooting (12 fps in 12-bit electronic shutter mode)
UHD 4K capture at up to 30p from the full width of the sensor
51-point AF module supported by 180,000 pixel RGB metering sensor
273 point on-sensor PDAF in Live View (sensitive to -4 EV)
3.2″, 2.36M-dot touchscreen
Shutter range of 900 – 1/8000 sec
10-bit video output over HDMI
2260 shots per charge with viewfinder
Dual UHS-II SD card slots
Snapbridge Bluetooth and Wi-Fi system (with Raw and video transfer)
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Nikon D780 does full-sensor readout as of Nikon Z6 camera. Supports 10-bit N-Log and HLG HDR output, and offers zebra stripes, focus peaking and more. When shooting through the viewfinder you’ll have a 51-point AF system backed with the higher-resolution metering sensor and algorithms from the D5. With mechanical shutter burst shooting available upto 7 fps, when switched in electronic mode you get 12FPS speed and silent shutter. The maximum shutter speed is 1/8000 sec, with an x-sync of 1/200 sec.
Nikon D780 camera body also feature decent upgrade a 3.2″ tilting touchscreen, a USB Type C port with in-camera charging and twin SD card slots that support UHS-II media. As before, the D780 is rugged and weather-sealed.
The Nikon D780 will be available later this month for $2299 body only and $2799 with the 24-120mm F4G ED VR lens.
VERSATILITY MEETS AGILITY: THE D780 IS A NEW KIND OF DSLR FOR A NEW BREED OF CREATOR
The New Nikon D780 Will Exceed Expectations with the Ultimate Combination of Speed, Powerful Performance and Premium Features at an Uncompromising Value
LAS VEGAS – CES 2020, BOOTH #14018 (January 6, 2020 at 9:00 P.M. ET / 6:00 P.M. PT)– Today, Nikon Inc. unveiled the D780, an exciting new FX-format DSLR that makes vast improvements to the highly-revered D750, Nikon’s most popular full-frame DSLR ever, while inheriting pro-level features from the powerful D850 and flagship D5. The much-anticipated D780 delivers the most sought-after features to give enthusiasts and professionals an agile camera for capturing high-resolution photos and 4K UHD video with the added benefit of fast, accurate phase detect autofocusing. While the D780 retains the rugged reliability of its predecessor, the camera has been turbocharged with Nikon’s latest EXPEED 6 processor, touch operability, advanced autofocus capabilities, extensive video features, a valuable assortment of in-camera creative options and much more. The new D780 is more than a worthy successor to the beloved D750, it’s a proven performer that transcends any creative endeavor.
Nikon cameras and lenses are world-renowned for their usability, reliability, performance and impressive image quality. With the addition of the innovative new Z mirrorless system, together with a robust and proven lineup of DSLR’s and decades of the finest NIKKOR lenses, Nikon is uniquely positioned to fulfill customer’s needs no matter how they want to capture still images or video.
“The Nikon D780 is not only a huge leap in technology over the D750, but it also integrates Nikon’s latest cutting-edge technologies to offer the best video feature-set and imaging capabilities in a full-frame DSLR,” said Jay Vannatter, Executive Vice President of Nikon Inc. “A demand exists for a successor to the D750, which offers the unbeatable combination of versatility, image quality and value.”
Perform Beyond Expectations
The Nikon D780 sets a new benchmark in DSLR performance, vastly improving upon the capabilities of the D750 by incorporating the newest technology and some of the popular features seen in the Z series, making it powerful and versatile enough to capture anything from fast-action sports to beautifully detailed night skies. The D780 is a seriously capable camera and offers the distinct advantage of being comfortable in the hands of a photo enthusiast, as well as being a popular pro-grade tool for weddings, wildlife, and production environments.
High Resolution Image Quality: Offering the optimal balance between resolution and file size, the D780 is equipped with a 24.5-megapixel backside-illuminated (BSI) FX-Format CMOS sensor to deliver superb image quality, fantastic dynamic range, beautiful color reproduction, stellar low-light ability and sharp clarity to excel in a wide array of shooting scenarios.
EXPEED 6 Processing Power: Designed with Nikon’s most advanced EXPEED 6 image processor, the D780 is packed with the same powerful processing engine as the Nikon Z 6 and Z 7, allowing for noticeable increases in speed. In addition to greater energy efficiency, EXPEED 6 delivers improved low-light performance, 4K UHD full-frame video with full pixel readout, and enhanced image clarity.
Wide ISO Range: The D780 retains the low-light ability that made it a photographer’s favorite for wedding receptions and nighttime photography, producing clean files with minimal noise effortlessly. Whether capturing a dimly lit dance floor, a stage performance or an astounding astro-landscape, users can rely on the D780 to retain ultimate clarity in even the most challenging lighting scenarios. The camera offers improved ISO performance across the entire range, which now goes up to 51,200 and is expandable to 204,800.
Blazing-fast speeds: The D780 keeps pace with the fastest action, offering shooting speeds of up to 7 fps1 at full resolution and shutter speeds as fast as 1/8000 or as long as 900 seconds2. Whether shooting the split-second action of motocross, or a bride’s walk down the aisle, the D780 lets you capture content with confidence when you only get one chance.
Two Powerful AF Systems Optimized for Any Shooting Style:
When shooting through the optical viewfinder (OVF): Nikon’s proven 51-point AF system is paired with an enhanced AF algorithm inherited from the flagship Nikon D5. 15 cross-type AF sensors maximize accuracy, and the camera uses an upgraded 180K-pixel Advanced Scene Recognition System, which analyzes the scene to ensure balanced exposures and accurate color reproduction. The AF system can reliably track rapidly moving subjects such as wildlife, yet also improves on its surreal ability to nail focus in challenging light, to -4EV in this mode.
In Live View: For the first time in a Nikon DSLR, the D780 is infused with mirrorless technology, featuring the same 2733 point focal plane Hybrid AF system employed in the Nikon Z 6, enabling broad coverage of approximately 90% of the frame. The system offers extremely fast, smooth and accurate AF in Live View and when recording video, a huge benefit for multimedia production. This is also Nikon’s first DSLR to feature Eye-Detection AF4, enabling a real-time tracking of multiple eyes in a scene to help ensure tack-sharp focus for portraits and candid shots.
Silent Shooting: When operating the electronic shutter in Live View, the D780 can shoot continuously without shutter noise at up to 12 fps. Silent shooting is ideal for documenting sensitive moments like a live performance, a wedding ceremony or discrete street photography.
NIKKOR Lenses: When combined with an extensive catalog of world renowned NIKKOR lenses, the versatile D780 knows no boundaries in taking on any artistic challenge.
Video Features for Creators
The D780 delivers the best video capabilities of any Nikon DSLR, incorporating technology found in the Nikon Z 6 mirrorless camera.
Full-Frame 4K video at 30 fps: Incorporating an FX-format BSI sensor and on-sensor phase detect AF, the D780 is capable of similar video capture functions of the Nikon Z 6, capturing full-frame 4K UHD video at 30 fps with full-pixel readout for absolute quality. A variety of other frame rates and resolutions is also selectable, including Full HD/120p for ultra-smooth motion in videos and epic slow-motion capture.
Flexible workflow: The D780 offers 10-bit output with N-Log5 or HDR (Hybrid Log-Gamma) support, raising the bar for video functionality and flexibility in post-production.
Advanced Cinematic Functions: Users can enjoy more creative freedom when capturing video with the D780 thanks to its host of advanced shooting modes, including focus peaking, highlight display (zebra stripes), interval timer and in-camera time-lapse movie file recording.
Advanced Creative Features
The D780 sports an innovative and useful feature-set that empowers professionals to explore their creative potential by affording a more efficient workflow coupled with unique effects.
In-Camera Creative Filters: With a wide-array of in-camera Creative Picture Controls and a Special Effects Mode, the D780 enables users to effortlessly add elements of personal flare to their photos and videos. Additionally, many of these popular special effects can be captured as a JPEG while simultaneously shooting an unaffected RAW image for more editing freedom.
Focus Stacking: Like the D850, the D780’s Focus Shift feature will appeal to macro, product and landscape photographers seeking extreme depth-of-field, by enabling the user to capture a series of shots at different focus distances and use third party software to generate a highly-defined image consisting of only the areas in focus.
More Flexibility with Multiple Exposures: New to the D780 is the ability to create a multiple exposure with non-consecutively shot images, giving photographers the capacity to superimpose images in-camera, even when captured from two entirely different locations and times.
Easy Wi-Fi6 and Bluetooth7 Connectivity: The D780 offers seamless image-sharing to a smartphone or tablet when connected to the Nikon SnapBridge8 app using the camera’s built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. With the latest SnapBridge app, it’s easy to download videos, RAW files or remotely control a camera from your phone or tablet.
Built Like a Nikon
New Touch Operability: Like the Nikon D850, the new D780 features a bright, tilting 3.2-inch LCD enhanced with touch operability to provide a more optimal user-experience.
Robust Design: Sporting a durable build with extensive weather-sealing, the D780 retains its role as a reliable tool to handle unpredictable conditions when working in the field.
Energy-Saving Performance: The D780 can capture 2,260 shots on single charge** which is a significant increase in battery life compared to the D750, making it the ideal companion for photographers embarking on a day-long outing.
On-The-Go Charging: With versatile USB Type C compatibility users can charge in-camera and transfer files more conveniently than ever.
Dual Card Slots: Featuring two UHS-II SD card slots, the D780 provides professionals with a safety net and the ability to record multiple file formats simultaneously.
Price and Availability
The Nikon D780 will be available in late January for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $2,299.95* for the body-only configuration, and $2,799.95* for single-lens kit configuration with the AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR lens.
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