Many new reviews and mixed reaction coming out about the new Canon G1 X, the sensor is approx 1.5 inch large and bigger than the current Nikon 1 system and Micro Four third format.
Canon G1X Sensor Size
The Red Square shows the sensor size of Canon G1 X camera
Canon Powershot G1 X tested in the real world, by digitalrev
Review from photography blog
if you want an all-in-one fixed-lens camera that offers a tried and trusted user interface, excellent image quality, full HD video and a versatile screen, the Canon Powershot G1 X is easy to recommend.
view more at www.photographyblog.com
Final verdict from Techradar
The Canon G1 X impresses on all fronts, delivering excellent handling and great results across its comprehensive range of exposure modes. Pricey it may be, but this camera’s real-world performance goes a long way towards justifying its price tag.
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theverge Wrap-Up of Canon G1 X
if you already own the serious equipment and just want a camera you can toss into a purse or backpack without sacrificing a lot of quality, the G1 X should suit you pretty well………
There’s a lot to get used to about the G1 X, especially with the viewfinder, but I can definitely see this camera being a travel-friendly second camera for a 5D or D4 owner. It’s also compatible with most of Canon’s EOS accessories, so Canon DSLR owners will be able to use speedlite flash attachments and the like with the G1 X. view more at theverge
SonyA600 DSLR (NOT SLT) is coming with proper mirror, optical viewfinder and 18.4 mp APS-C CMOS sensor to replace existing Sony A580 DSLR, the A600 will have a lower price than the Sony A65.
Rumored Specification of Sony A600
-New body design, similar to A65 in size
-Larger brighter OVF than the A580 (still penta-mirror, cost savings) at .92x magnification “w/data overlay” @ 97% coverage
-Similar live view system as the A450 (away goes the second sensor and mechanisms that cost extra money), more traditional main sensor live view with faster contrast detect AF than previous Sony DSLRS, this time for all lenses
-updated 18.4 mp APS-C CMOS sensor
-up to 8fps capture with full metering and af capabilities (A580 could do only 5fps with metering/af)
-same battery as A580, A65, A77
-new “wide coverage” 15 point AF system (new type with 5 cross type sensors)
-full 1080p HD video will be included (no specifics on this)
-Dual card slots (no specifics on type)
-New pop up flash (not sure how this will work, assume bounce and regular?)
-Silver and Black model (depending on territory)
-New quieter mirror box mechanism and shutter
-First curtain electronic shutter mode
-Moisture/dust preventive measures (but not moisture or dust resistant)
-3 custom function buttons
-Updated Quick Navi Menu interface (assume like A65’s which isn’t true quick navi like A900/etc.)
-Dual control wheels, rear is scroll and click type
Its really hard to get a nice and clean shot at busy/ public area, the new android app developed by Scalado removes the unwanted moving objects from your current frame and captures it. Point your camera and take a photo. Afterwards you can remove anyone moving around, or select your friends and remove any strangers.
More Sample images are now available of Fijifilm X Pro 1 with 18mm, 35mm and 60mm Lens.The samples look very good, even images taken at ISO 1600 very less noise, View Fujifilm X Pro 1 gallery
New Sony lens road map tells you about the up coming lenses on 2012 and 2013, according to the roadmap we will see 4 new lenses in 2012 and again 4 new lenses in 2013.
Lenses to be announced on 2012
higher magnification zoom lens
standard zoom
wide zoom
A BIG aperture prime lens
Lenses to be announced on 2013
G standard zoom
mid range zoom lens
A mid range prime lens
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The rumored olympus OM-D E-M5 finally announced, the camera features 16-megapixel Live MOS image sensor, the OM-D offers continous shooting at 9 fps, the OM-D is equipped with the world’s first 5-axis image stabilization system, OM-D is the first Olympus camera to feature a 3-inch tilting OLED touchscreen monitor.
The Olympus E-M5 is compatible with all Micro Four Thirds-compliant lenses, including two new lenses that Olympus will introduce later this year: the M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75mm f1.8 and the M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 60mm f2.8 macro. The 75mm lens is a high-quality metal design with fast aperture settings for portraits and indoor sports shooting, while the dustproof and splashproof 60mm lens features 1:1 macro and a closest shooting distance of just 7.5 inches.
Main Features
16.1Mp 4/3 Live MOS Sensor
TruePic VI Image Processor
200-25,600 ISO Sensitivity
Eye-Level Electronic Viewfinder
RAW + JPEG Still File Formats
1920 x 1080 HD Video Capture
Computerized Focal-Plane Shutter
Digital ESP/Center/Spot Metering
3.0″ Tilting OLED Monitor
TTL Flash Compatibility
Estimated Street Price:
$999.99 (Body only, available in Black and Silver)
$1,299.99 (Black or Silver body with black M.ZUIKO Digital ED 12-50 mm f3.5-6.3 EZ lens)
$1,099.99 (Black body with black M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-42 mm f3.5-5.6 II R lens)
Olympus announced today a new compact superzoom camera, it features a 24x optical zoom, 16MP back-lit CMOS sensor that allows to capture 1080p Full HD movies, ISO range up to 6400, for high speed processing the SZ-31MR comes with twin TruePic V processors, with SZ 31MR you get a high-res 3.0-inch 920k dot touchscreen for crystal clear display.
The new SZ-31MR have Multi Motion Movie IS (Image Stabilization for video) and Dual Image Stabilization (for still images) all but eliminate blur, even when you’re moving and shooting at the same time. Hand-Held Starlight Mode enables you to shoot blur-free, beautiful night scenes while holding the camera in your hands and without a tripod.
The SZ-31MR iHS incorporates revolutionary Multi-Recording functionality that simultaneously captures 1080p HD Video and 16-Megapixel still images without missing a frame.
The Olympus SZ-31MR iHS will be available in late April and ships with a Strap, USB Cable, USB-to-AC Adapter (F-2AC), Lithium-Ion Battery (LI-50B), Quick Start Guide, A/V Cable, Instruction Manual on CD-ROM, a software CD-ROM including [ib] (Windows) and OLYMPUS Viewer 2 (Win/Mac), and a Warranty Card.
Estimated Street Price: $399.99 (Available in Silver and Black)
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The Red Square shows the sensor size of Canon G1 X camera
