Take a look at the reviews of recently announced Nikon D7200, the camera features excellent cores specification.. even I have seen the image quality of the camera is better than the current 7D Mark II (also take a look at the High ISO test of Nikon D7200)
According to Roger Cicala and Aaron Closz of Lens rentals, Some serious sensor defect present in few models of Canon T6s and T6i, if you look at the sensor image (below) captured from a 10X microscope lens the you will see many tiny dots present in the surface of the sensor… it’s look like some dust of or other particles stuck in between the top layer of sensor glass and sensor.
The bottom line is that 4 of the Canon T6s and 2 of the T6i cameras we received had to be sent back because of a defect in the sensor stack (the layers of filter glass over the sensor). This is out about 10 copies of each; the others were absolutely perfect.
The affected cameras all had a dramatic pattern that at first we thought was oil or dust on top of the sensor glass.
According to the latest rumors surfaced over the web the upcoming Panasonic G7 camera will feature same sensor as of the current Panasonic GX7 camera, if it’s true then we will see a GX7 without In- body IS and EVF… labelled as Panasonic G7 Mirrorless camera with a lower price tag..
Take a look at the Major Features of Panasonic G6 and GX7
If we believe latest rumors then Samsung and Fujifilm is planning to implement latest firmware upgrade to there prime machines,
Let’s start from Fujifim, the Fujifilm XT -1 latest firmware upgrade is rumored to arrive on May 11, 2015. The upcoming firmware upgrade from fujifilm will increase the AF speed of the camera by 40%, we will update you soon as we get any new information.
Samsung will implement a totally new firmware in the Samsung NX1 camera, the upcoming firmware will improve the performance of the camera at many levels, that include AF performance, better noise reduction algorithm and much more…. but unfortunately we don’t have the time frame when the firmware is expected to arrive.
According to the latest rumors floating over the web, the A6000 successor name isn’t A7000 or A6000 Mark II, it will be named as Sony A6100…
The camera will feature the 24 megapixel CMOS sensor and will record Full HD videos with XAVCS codec support, the rumor surfaced over the web take a look at what the sonyalpharumor.com source said
“there’s no A7000 (NEX-7 replacement), but rather an A6000 replacement coming soon. The A6100 has 24.3MP with 1080p XAVCS codec, so looks like no 4K for now. But this is just the info from the importer, so not 100% confirmed :-/“
About month ago we have received Sony A6000 successor major specification from a website visitor, he was also saying that the upcoming camera name is A6100 and features 24 Megapixel CMOS sensor… later on he also also added that the camera is can record 4k videos but overheating issue causing the delay of announcement….. the camera was scheduled for April 2015 announcement but later on it was delayed due to technical issues…
Take a look at the rumored specification and details of the upcoming A6000 successor
I wanted to share the rumors I heard about the new A7000 or better A6100 which will not be announced in april, but has been pushed back till may. From what I heard Sony is preparing to kick the established camera producers butt even more than with the A6000
Please be careful I have not personally confirmed them, but according to my source the A7000 is already in manufacturing.
Here some basic stuff: It will be called A6100, not A7000 or A6000M2 24 Megapixel sensor will going to feature built in image stabilization system 4k video, that is part of the reason it is delayed XAVC-S video codec New image processor
Price point would be 700$ for the body with a “basic” kit for 900$ and a premium kit with weather sealed Zeiss lens for 1200$. Production of the hardware already has started, it has been held back because of overheating problems with the sensor while in 4k mode. If the Sony engineers don’t find a firmware solution the camera will be released possibly with a limit of only 15min recording of 4k movies or may be limited to Full HD Recording only.
At the end we just want to see the famous A6000 successor now, stay with us and we will update you soon as we get any new information.
Sony introduced a new touchless shutter application that will let you to click the shutter of your camera without touching it.
The App utilizes the viewfinder eye sensor to detect moving hand and tigger the shutter. The touch less shutter app from Sony is absolutely free and work and with A7S and A7S II camera you can also control the Bulb shooting mode…
With this application, you can simply hold your hand over the eye sensor to release the shutter.
Now you can operate the shutter without touching the camera, thus eliminating camera shake once and for all. When bulb-shooting, hold your hand over the eye sensor twice to start and end the exposure.
After the re-announcement of two compact camera, During the event Sony speaker showed slideshow with title “Sony maintains commitment to A-mount“.” yep…. that given us bit hope by saying that the A-mount is not dead yet…
Take a look at the words what Optyczne posted after attending the press event organized by Sony UK
During the presentation the speaker pointed out the continuous development of Sony Alpha DSLR system and emphasized that despite strong offensive on the mirrorless market cameras with a translucent mirror are not forgotten.
The certainly means Sony will announce the Sony A99 successor sooner or later, however recent rumors suggest that Sony E-Mount camera (possibly the A6000 successor) and RX 100M4 is rumored to arrive on mid may or early June, 2015, however stay with us and we will update you soon as we get any new information.
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