Sony today announced the new HX100V Super-Zoom Camera, features 16.2 megapixels Exmor R™, 30x zoom/27mm wide angle, Full HD 50p, 3D, 7.5cm LCD, Sweep Panorama and GPS.
Cyber-shot HX100V is the successor to the 20X-optical-zoom Cyber-shot HX1, HX100V offers full manual controls like a DSLR, A ring around the camera’s lens lets you control zooming and manual focus.
30x optical zoom/27mm wide angle lens – Vario-Sonnar T* lens by Carl Zeiss with ultra-powerful zoom range and superb optical quality at all zoom settings
Intelligent Sweep Panorama – Automatically combines a burst of images to create extra-wide panoramic pictures, even with moving subjects in the frame
3D Sweep Panorama – Sweep the camera and capture extra-wide 3D panoramic images. Enjoy the dramatic results either in 2D or on a 3D TV
Sweep Multi Angle – Shoot a burst of images to see your subject from different angles. View on LCD or on HDTV with PS3® and PlayMemories™ application
3D Still Image – Just press the shutter button: camera shoots two successive frames, analysing distance to create a single 3D image: view on 3D TV
Background defocus – Create professional-looking images with a crisp foreground subject against a smoothly blurred background, just like a DSLR camera
Smooth, high speed autofocus – Grab the most fleeting photo moment and lock onto your subject with crisp, pin-sharp focus in as little as 0.1 seconds
Tracking focus – Select a subject in the frame: Cyber-shot™ maintains sharp, accurate focus, even if your subject is moving
GPS and Compass – Automatically geotags images and video clips, and then retrace your travels with exciting on-line maps
Lets go digital have all the new pictures of Sony Cybershot HX100V MegaZoom Camera. This Camera is expected to be announced next week right before the start of the CP+ show.
EXR processor and EXR-CMOS sensor deliver amazing pictures in fast-shooting and low-light situations
Capture up to 11 frames/second at 8-megapixel resolution
Full 1080p HD movie capture; mini-HDMI output
Capture images and video to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
NEW EXR Technology
The EXR technology adds further versatility by modifying its behavior according to the lighting condition. Users can either let the EXR Auto mode choose the correct setting itself, or pick from three manually selected options:
High Resolution Priority can be used when you’re after exceptional image quality.
High ISO & Low Noise Priority can be used in low light conditions where the combination with the BSI sensor makes for superb results.
Dynamic Range Priority takes two pictures and combines them to provide a range of up to 1600%.
Additional Features
RAW / RAW+JPEG shooting: The FinePix HS20 has the ability to shoot both a RAW and JPEG shot simultaneously. RAW is for ultimate quality shots via post processing, JPEG is for great quality with no need for further post-production work.
Motion Panorama 360°: The sensor extends the sweep range to 360° (shots can also be taken vertically). Combined with high quality Fujifilm printing, sweeping and impressive scenes can be taken, showing fine detail, low noise and high resolution at 180°, 240° or full 360° panoramic ranges.
Purple Fringing Reducer/Corner Resolution Enhancer: The EXR processor has the capability to spot and reduce purple color fringing, most common on dark subjects against light backgrounds. In addition, the EXR processor improves the resolution at the corners of an image for more uniform image sharpness.
Super Intelligent Flash: The FinePix HS20EXR offers a flash control system which efficiently controls the level of flash for a given exposure to produce beautifully balanced flash illumination across the foreground and background. Super Intelligent Flash is most useful in macro photography where the contrast between subject and background can be especially challenging, but is also effective for night and backlit photography.
Multi-Bracketing: The FinePix HS20EXR has 3 bracketing functions useful for high level photography: Film Simulation Bracketing (which automatically sets Film Simulation to PROVIA, Velvia and ASTIA for simultaneous capture of 3 frames), Dynamic Range Bracketing (which automatically sets dynamic range to 100%, 200% and 400% for simultaneous capture of 3 frames) and AE Bracketing (which automatically sets exposure range to even, under and over for simultaneous capture of 3 frames).
Face Recognition: Users can register up to eight (8) faces, along with names, birthdays and categories, and the HS20EXR will prioritize focus and exposure right on the faces of those special people. Users can also use Image Search to view images of a registered person.
Face Detection and Automatic Red-eye Removal: To provide perfectly exposed and focused portrait shots, the FinePix HS20EXR is fitted with Fujifilm’s latest Face Detection technology which is able to track up to 10 faces simultaneously, at almost any angle to the camera. The system instantly corrects red-eye and then saves both the original and the corrected image file automatically.
PhotoBook Assist: Photo book Assist lets you select and organize images in your camera to create a digital photo book. You can download the photo books to your computer using MyFinePix Studio software that is included.
New information – New Nikon Zoom Camera may be announced on 3-Feb-2011
Well the new Nikon Zoom Camera name will be P500 or P110 and expected date of announcement is 3-Feb-2011, the camera will have better MP, features and a large zoom lens(35X) similar to Canon SX-30 IS.
Similar Rumors posted on Nikon Rumors about the new coolpix zoom camera
After the 24-100mm f/1.8 model, the second camera rumored to be announced in February is the the Coolpix P500 that will have a 30x or 35x zoom with an extra wheel on the lens for faster zooming.
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