Canon 80D Sensor Showing Excellent Dynamic Range compared to Canon 70D camera during the test conducted by dpreview team, you can see the test results below New Sensor design is the actual reason behind the increased dynamic range. The new sensor design is implemented on recently announced Canon 80D and Canon 1DX Mark II camera. In general Canon sensors AD/DA unit (analogue to digital converter) was placed away from sensor resulting more noise in image due to longer electrical path. Now the sensors of Canon 1DX Mk II and Canon 80D sensors have on-chip AD/DA converter, by shortening the electrical path the electrical noise generated is minimize resulting better images.
So finally we may see a positive review from DxOMark Lab report.
Fujifilm X-Pro 2 (limited to some models) showing reset setting problem. Users of the the X-Pro 2 camera complaining that Fuji camera setting including the camera internal clock completely reset when they remove battery for charging and few users are also saying that the camera software goes to factory default setting even when they power off the of the camera.
Fuji issues a press release today related to the camera reset problem, they will soon announce a software update to resolve the issue. Take at the more details at the press release below.
Fuji Japan Press Release
Notifications and apology to the FUJIFILM X-Pro2 your customers
March 24, 2016
FUJIFILM Corporation
Customers Dear
Dear continued patronize the Fujifilm product, you are extremely grateful.
In the FUJIFILM X-Pro2 we sold on March 3, in order to have not been the appropriate initial setting to the factory in the part of the camera, the symptoms of various set values that our customers have been setting is reset occurred did.
We feel very sorry for the inconvenience, inconvenience to our customers.
Going forward we have published the corresponding firmware in order to use with peace of mind to our customers. .. I am truly sorry to trouble you, but, please give me a firmware update on the download.
Keep in mind the a vast amount of customers are enjoying the camera without an issue, BTW Fuji always says that don’t keep your camera without a battery for too long time.
We will update you soon as soon as we get more information.
Sony A6300 was announced on Feb 3, 2016 and the good news is Sony A6300 HIGH ISO TEST images now available online. The camera features APS-C-format 24.2MP Exmor CMOS sensor and ISO range varied from 100-51200. The camera powered by a BionzX image processor and can shoot 11 frames of 24 MP images. With Full AF support the camera can shoot 8 frames per second without an issue.
The Sony A6000 is the predecessor of Sony A6300 and announced back on Sony Feb 11, 2014. The A6000 was also loaded with a 24 MP sensor but not same as Sony A6300.
The Panasonic GX8 features a 4/3 format 20MP sensor and ISO range of 100-25600, but keep in mind that the sensor of Panasonic GX8 is smaller compared to Sony 24 MP APS-C sensor.
Now let’s find out …..
Is Sony A6300 is better than Sony A6000 and Panasonic GX8 ?
Staring from Sony A6300 vs Sony A6000.
The Sony A6300 giving out more details, better color & contrast compared to the Sony A6000 camera, both images are captured at ISO 6400.
In latest video surfaced over the web we can see even a tiny candle light is enough for Canon $30K ME20F-SH camera when set at ISO 4.5 Million. The test is done by Canon’s Brent Ramsey and published over Canon USA website you can see the image
The test clip look very noisy but you can see room objects without an issue, more more details take a look at the video below.
We are tracking down this low-light monster from beginning of the time, we have published the announcement article here, sample video taken from the camera here and here
In the video below you can see how a Canon ME20F-SH outperforms the Canon C100 Mark II camera.
We are now confirmed that Canon is serious about the NAB show and they will showcase next gen of 8K cinema camera (C500 Mark II), 8K Display along with few surprise. The information is surfaced over the web via NABHUB durng a interview given by Tim Smith , Senior Advisor, Film and TV Production at Canon.
We will be showing not only our existing product line, with a few surprises, but we will also be showing working 8K cameras and 8K displays that look into the future of production.
A look Back
Well we have told you earlier that Canon is working on a 8K camera, the camera will arrive under the name of C500 Mark II.
Now the C500 camera of camera was the first camera to get 8MP Dual pixel CMOS AF Sensor and features ISO range upto 409600. The C500 powered by Dual Digic DV III image processor and comes with a unbelievable cost of approx a $9999 .
To generate a 8K image a camera must have a approx 36 megapixels sensor, every slice of 8K frames should be of 33.2 MP. The next big thing is the image processor of the camera, to process even 24 frames of 33+ MP files camera must have a super fast multi-core processor and a built in cooling system to manage the heat produced by the sensor and image processor of the camera.
Canon C500 Mark II Coming with a 36 MP Sensor?
Canon already shown us the working prototype of a 8K cinema camera with 36MP Fullframe sensor on September 2015, they also showed us a 120 Megapixel fullframe sensor based DSLR camera on the same event, you can see more details here.
TIP: 4K UHD is a resolution of 3840 pixels × 2160 lines (8.3 megapixels, aspect ratio 16:9) and 8K UHD which is 7680 pixels × 4320 lines (33.2 megapixels).
We are comparing Canon 80D vs Canon 70D vs Nikon D7200 to find out the best camera for you. The Canon 80D is announced by Canon on Feb 17, 2016. Let’s talk a bit about the Canon 80D, the Canon upgraded the core specification of Canon 70D to a new level. we have also done a specification comparison review here so you can look at the detailed up-gradation report of Canon 80D.
Why Canon 80D is a camera of next generation – We will talk about the sensor part later here we are discussing the overall technologies used inside the camera.
The Canon 80D uses Two Different AF system. The Phase AF module and the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system. So when you are using the Viewfinder the Phase AF module of the camera is active and when you are using live view display or shooting a video the Dual-Picel AF system gets activated.
Whereas the Nikon D7200 uses only Phase AF module and the camera sensor is traditional and limited to contrast AF only.
Hence the Canon 80D is able to acquire quick AF on subjects compared to Nikon D7200 while recording video or shooting subjects with live-view mode on.
Canon 80D have advance AF system but Nikon D7200 offers better image quality.
Bit Surprisingly the Traditional Contrast detect Sensor of Nikon D7200 shows more details compared to Canon 80D at base ISO level (ISO 100)
This time Ifixit team picked Fujifilm X100T for teardown to look What’s inside Fuji X100T Pro Compact Camera. You can see the major components of Fujifilm one-by-one in their detailed guide published over the iFixtit website.
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New Sensor design is the actual reason behind the increased dynamic range. The new sensor design is implemented on recently announced Canon 80D and Canon 1DX Mark II camera. In general Canon sensors AD/DA unit (analogue to digital converter) was placed away from sensor resulting more noise in image due to longer electrical path. Now the sensors of Canon 1DX Mk II and Canon 80D sensors have on-chip AD/DA converter, by shortening the electrical path the electrical noise generated is minimize resulting better images.
