Olympus to bring a new firmware update to the E-M1 X camera in June as per the latest rumors we have from rumor mills. In general, we have seen that the only big reason camera makers bring any major firmware update to older models since they are still not prepared to announce the new one yet. So, it’s very clear that if a major firmware update arrives for the EM1X Camera the Olympus E-M1X Mark II Camera announcement will be delayed to 2022.
According to the latest rumors coming from Rumor mills, the Sony A6600 successor will feature a 32 MP Sensor. Although the name of the camera still not confirmed yet. Take a look at the latest set of rumored specification
same general body form factor but wit many smaller improvements they took from the ZV-1 and A7c
Will be branded as “Vlogger” camera
Name: A6700
32MP sensor
4k 60p 10 bit video
Fully articulated screen
Readout at 12bit is 17ms.
Form factor is identical to a7c
better lcd and evf minor tweeks to the body.
So the above is the latest set of rumored specs surfaced over the web, Now it’s time to look at some previous set of specs we have already posted in our website.
Take a look at the specs shared by Tonynorthup (see post here)
30MP Sensor without Low-pass filter
Continuous shooting speed 20-30FPS
Low Rolling Shutter / Flicker
Animal Eye AF
4k/60p
Single CFX-A
MSRP $1,999
May 2021 Announcement
Also, take a look at the set of Rumored specs shared by a non-credible source which still look legit to me
ILCE-7000 (first to launch in the new product line-up)
32MP Exmor RS APS-C CMOS with DRAM
New Ultra-Fast LSI
Blackout-free Shooting
New BIONZ X
925-point PDAF, 60fps AE/AF
10fps/16Bit Mechanical Shutter
20fps/14Bit Electronic Shutter
30fps/12Bit AE-L/AF-C E.S.
Electronic Shutter Speeds up to 1/32000s
4K/60p 10Bit Super35mm Video
4K/24p 10Bit 2.4:1 WDR Movie
ISO 64-64000
We will post an update soon as more information becomes available to us.
Tamron working on a new lens 16-70mm F4 Lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Most probably they will announce it first for Sony Mirrorless cameras since Sony shares their E-Mount details with third-party lens makers and they don’t have to do reverse engineering as with Nikon and Canon systems. Later one we may see RXD and other series of Lenses for Canon and Nikon system cameras once they are able to successfully decode new RF and Z Mount AF Algo.
Patent details – Embodiment 1
Focal length: 16.4867 35.0004 67.8794 mm
F number: 4.1174 4.1076 4.1432
Half angle of view (degree): 53.8837 29.8398 16.1054
As we all know Canon EOS R3 Camera coming with an eye-controlled AF feature. Now take a look at a patent that shows eye-controlled AF features in the Canon Mirrorless camera. The patent was filed on October 16, 2020, and published on April 29, 2021.
The Menu below shows the options available to uses while setting up the eye-controlled AF feature. There is a lot of customization and controls can be seen in the images below.
As you can see in the image below, as you move your eye the focus bracket will also follow up your eye position and will do AF as per your viewing location.
In a recent video published by TonyNorthup, he thinks the Sony A6900 camera is coming. Tony also called The camera also called “baby A1”. Take a look at the rumored specification of the camera.
Sony A6900 Rumored Specification, Price, and Arrival Date
30MP Sensor without Low-pass filter
Continuous shooting speed 20-30FPS
Low Rolling Shutter / Flicker
Animal Eye AF
4k/60p
Single CFX-A
MSRP $1,999
May 2021 Announcement
Full Video here by Tony Northup
Stay with us we will post updates soon as we get any.
From Canon Inc.1Q 2021 Analyst Meeting Q&A Session Summary, it’s very clear that Canon is facing Semiconductor Shortage Due to the Current Situation. this may affect the supply of new Mirrorless cameras and upcoming ones too. They also hope the issue will get resolved by the year-end
“Q4. As risk factors, you cited increased costs for raw materials and semiconductors as
well as tight logistics. Are there any product segments where this will have a
disproportionately large impact?
A4. This affects all of our businesses as semiconductors are used in most of our products.
Semiconductor manufacturers are doing their utmost to try and resolve the shortage.
We are also taking steps to deal with the situation, such as adjusting product designs
and placing orders with different suppliers. Our latest forecast suggests that supply
shortages will continue through the third quarter. We hope to eliminate this by the end of the year.”
According to the latest rumors coming out from rumor mills, Canon will announce three new EOS Cinema cameras in near future. These three new cameras are Canon EOS C300S, EOS C500S, and C700DR. Two of them are 8k capable and the last one limited to 4k but with enhanced dynamic range. Take a look at the rumored specification of the upcoming cinema cameras.
Canon Cinema EOS C300S
8K Super 35mm
8K/60p, 4K/120p in all modes
BSI Stacked 3.2um 8K DGO Sensor
Dual Pixel Autofocus
16 Stops Dynamic Range in DGO Mode
10ms Readout in 8K DGO Mode
Dual DIGIC DV 8 Image Processor
Canon Cinema EOS C500S
8K Full Frame
8K/60p, 4K/120p in all modes
BSI Stacked 4.65um 8K DGO Sensor
Dual Pixel Autofocus
17+ Stops Dynamic Range in DGO Mode
10ms Readout in 8K DGO Mode
Dual DIGIC DV 8 Image Processor
Canon Cinema EOS C700DR
4K Full Frame
4K/240p in Fast Mode, 4K/180p in WDR Mode
BSI Stacked 9.6um 4K WDR Sensor
20+ Stops Dynamic Range in WDR Mode
5ms Readout in 4K WDR Mode
Dual DIGIC DV 8 Image Processor
We may see a glimpse of these cameras in near future at NAB 2021 show (October). Will post update soon as we get images of specification of the upcoming cinema cameras.
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