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Canon 650D vs Nikon D5100 - High ISO Test

By admin, on August 18th, 2012

Many users asking the same question each day Which camera to buy, Canon 650D OR Nikon D5100 ? ., we will soon publish the specification comparison review very soon, before that take a look at images of taken from both the camera at different ISO settings.

Images credit – imaging-resource.com

Nikon D5100 have bit bigger sensor (Canon APS-C -22.3 x 14.9 mm vs Nikon APS-C 23.5 x 15.6 mm) and Nikon D5100 have low resolution – 16.2 megapixels compared to Canon 650D with 18.7 megapixels.

Canon 650D at Amazon
Nikon D5100 at Amazon

Buy / Pre-order Canon EOS M - Mirrorless Camera

By admin, on July 23rd, 2012

Canon EOS M camera is now available at Amazon and B&H Store, the camera features a Big 18 Megapixel ASP-C CMOS sensor and 100-12800 standard ISO range (expandable up to 25600 ) to know more about the system click here

Buy Canon EOS M Camera With 22mm F2 Kit Lens at | B&H Store

Buy Canon EF-M 18-55mm IS STM Compact System Lens from Amazon | B&H Store

Buy Canon EOS M Mount Adapter from Amazon| B&H Store

First Leaked Image of Canon Mirrorless Camera

By admin, on July 20th, 2012

Update: Canon Mirrorless More Leaked Images

First images of up-coming canon mirrorless camera leaked today by Digicam.info (japanese website), the camera is rumored to be announced on July 23rd, 2012, the specification is not out yet, but we can clearly see on top of camera EOS M is written (probably the model name) and the camera uses EF-M 22mm 1:2 Macro lens.

We will put more info as we get, follow us on facebook and twitter for quick updates.

Upcoming announcement reminder: Panasonic on July 18th and Canon on July 23rd

By admin, on July 16th, 2012

Upcoming announcement – A quick reminder, both Canon and Panasonic ready to announce new products,

Canon Mirrorless camera with APS-C sensor and some new lenses may be announced at July 23rd, take a look at Canon Mirrorless system rumored specification (below), see more – canon mirrorless rumor

Canon Mirrorless Specification

Two Cameras coming soon, with different Sensor size one similar to Canon G1 X and other APS-C format
DIGIC V image processor
Phase and Contrast detect AF
14 & 24 megapixels
EF compatibility, but not EF mount.
EVF on one camera
3-5 Lenses announced at launch.

Panasonic on July 23rd will announce Panasonic G5, LX7 and few more compacts, based on latest rumors Panasonic G5 will have same sensor as G3 with some new / improved functions, the LX7 pro-compact camera will feature bit bigger sensor or may be 1 inch sensor same as Sony RX 100, Stay with us on twitter and Facebook and we will soon update you as we get any new information. see more Panasonic Rumors

Canon 650D / T4i High ISO Test

By admin, on July 16th, 2012

High ISO test of Canon 600D published by FOCUS NUMERIQU, the noise of Canon 600D, Canon 650D and Nikon D3200 is very low / not visible at up to ISO 1600, so we have selected images after ISO 1600 to 12800. The brightness was set at 200 Lux during the test and the new canon 650D uses Canon 40mm STM lens.

Canon 650D High ISO Test
Noise is visible from ISO 1600 and lost in the detail begins at ISO3200. The color changes at ISO 3200 slightly, and the details become bit more less at ISO 6400. We can also see increased particle / color noise, noise can also be seen as not beautiful geometric patterns, at ISO 12800 Dynamic range is reduced, noise is greatly increased, detail is lost.

Image Credit: FOCUS NUMERIQUE

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Buy Nikon D3200 from Amazon

From FOCUS NUMERIQU – Translated by google
A quantum leap is taken at ISO 1600 with a granulation becomes visible and more blunt for details, but the image remains a draw for great classic between A4 and A3.

A cut above (3200), the grain is a little more visible and it just nibble the finest details. A new line has been crossed in 6400 with a slight color drift: the colors become pale and lose intensity. On flat colors, the grain becomes visible and provides a geometric structure unattractive. On the black background, it is possible to see purple veins.

In ISO 12800, the dynamics decrease, the grain becomes coarse in fact eliminating the fine details. It is, as proposed Canon, ISO sensitivity up really useful because, let’s say it bluntly, the H mode (ISO 25600) is frankly not good…

to download the high res RAW files / or to see full test result visit: focus-numerique.com (French Website)

Canon 650D vs Nikon D3200

By admin, on July 13th, 2012

Nikon D3200 vs. Canon 650D, both are new and comes with a huge bundle of features, which DSLR is best for you and why? read our specification comparison review below and share your thoughts with us
Nikon D3200 features 24.4 Mp CMOS sensor, Canon 650D uses 18MP APS-C Hybrid CMOS sensor, so with Nikon D3200 you get more megapixel

Nikon D3200 uses conventional contrast detect AF system for still and video shooting, whereas with Canon 650D uses Hybrid phase and contrast detection AF system, enables faster and more precise autofocus for Still and Video shooting, Canon 650D also offers Touch Focus and Touch Click Technology.

Image Processor: The Nikon D3200 comes with the new Expeed 3 image processor, with the help of new image processor you get 4fps speed with 650D you get Continuous shooting speed up to 5 fps.

ISO: Nikon D3200 standard ISO range is limited to 6400, with canon 650D you get standard ISO range up to 12800.

Video: Both Canon 650D and Nikon D3200 features improved video mode, you get Full HD recording @ 30,25, 24 fps and HD recording 60, 50 fps, both camera features Full Time AF mode during video recording.

Display: Canon 650D features better display system with touch screen, with 650D you get Fully articulated 3″ Touch Screen with 1,040,000 screen dots , Nikon D3200 have 3″ fixed display unit with 921,000 screen dots.

Battery life, weight and dimension of Nikon D3200 is almost same as Nikon D3100.

Size and shape: Canon 650D bit heavier and approx 10% bigger than Nikon D3200

Price factor: For Canon 650D you have to pay $200+, Nikon D3200 is bit more affordable compared to Canon 650D.

New Features in Both the Camera

Nikon D3200 : WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter , for remote shooting and sharing files.

with the help of new WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter you can share your images with your android Smartphone and Tablet, the WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter also features remote shooting function with live-view display, It helps you to capture your image from a distance. Compatible OSs: Android 2.3 series (smartphone); Android 3.x series (tablet)

Canon 650D: Improved Imaging Performance Features: The EOS 650D helps photographers capture great images and video, even in low-light with a range of new performance features:

Handheld Night Scene mode
HDR Backlight Control mode
Multi-Shot Noise Reduction

Handheld Night Scene and Multi-Shot Noise Reduction captures 4 images rapidly and combine them into one blur and noise free image.

HDR Backlight Control captures images at three different exposures – under, correctly, and over-exposed – and combining them into one HDR image displaying both highlight and shadow detail.

Video snap-shot mode captures clips of 2, 4 and 8 sec and combine them to make snapshot movie.

Touch screen with 650D: For the first time canon Rebel comes with touch display, EOS controls are integrated into an intuitive 3-inch Vari-Angle Clear View LCD II Touch Screen Monitor

Conclusion: Read our conclusion and share your thoughts with us

Buy Nikon D3200 if you want affordable DSLR with more megapixel and advance sharing features.

Buy Canon 650D if you want advance AF system, more standard ISO range, Touch screen vari-angle display and in-camera HDR and Mutli-Frame NR modes.

Buy Canon 650D from Amazon
Buy Nikon D3200 from Amazon

Canon 650D Review Round-Up

By admin, on July 9th, 2012

Many new reviews are coming above the surface, A quick reminder – What’s new in Canon 650D – The Canon 650D comes with new phase & contrast detection AF system, the Canon 650D is the first DSLR of canon to feature Full Time AF during video shooting and also word’s first DSLR to feature touch screen display, Let’s have a look what other say about Canon 650D DSLR

Canon 650D review published at tech radar, Tech radar tested Canon 650D sensor and published some important result
signal to noise ratio (SNR)
In JPEG images of Canon 650D look bit similar to Canon 600D, but the TIFF images (converted RAW files) of Canon 650D are better and have less noise at high ISO compared to 600D
Dynamic Range
JPEG images of Canon 650D shows better dynamic range than 600D but if we compare the RAW output of 650D, it shows a much improved dynamic range than the 600D.

Final verdict by tech radar

We have to admit, we’re pretty excited about the Canon EOS 650D. It seems that Canon has decided to stick with existing pixel counts (or close to them in the case of the 5D Mark III) and concentrate on making its DSLRs more user-friendly by improving ergonomics and adding new features…..Although we want to do plenty of testing with a full-production sample, the early signs for Canon’s Live View and video Hybrid AF system are good. Judging by our experience with the 40mm f/2.8 lens, videographers will find that it works particularly well with the new STM lenses.

Conclusion by Cnet UK

The Canon EOS 650D is packed with cool features, including a responsive multi-touch touchscreen and full high-definition video. It’s a serious package for a camera aimed at those who are new to dSLRs or want to avoid spending paying a huge amount. It offers better low-light performance in terms of resolving detail at high ISOs.

Good

Full HD video

Touchscreen with multi-touch

Dedicated video switch

Improved video controls

Continuous AF in video

Bad

Pricey compared to a Micro Four Thirds camera

Heavier weight and bulk not ideal for long periods of video recording

Canon 650D / T4i Hands-on Review – DigitelRev

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