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By admin, on March 1st, 2013
Take a look at the 2013 camera predictions by Japanese photographic magazine Nippon , Take a look below and share your thoughts with us, also see 2013 camera predicitions by 2013 Camera Predictions by Impress Japan
Canon:
- Canon EOS 70D in March 2013
- Canon 750D or EOS X7i in June
- EOS 7D mark II in August/September
- EOS 3D in October
Nikon:
- Nikon D400 in June
- Nikon 2 in September
- Nikon D4x in October
Sony:
- Sony NEX-7R
- Sony NEX-F3R
- Sony NEX-9
Olympus:
- Olympus E-P5 in April
- Olympus OM-D E-M7 in August/September
- Olympus E-7 in September/October
Panasonic:
- Panasonic GF7 in March/April
- Panasonic G7 in August
- Panasonic GX2 in November
- Panasonic GH5 in December
Pentax:
- Pentax Full frame K3 (two versions) in April
- Pentax 645D – II in June
Ricoh:
- Ricoh GR Digital V in September
Fuji:
- Fuji X-M1 in April
- Fuji X-PRO2 in June
- Fuji X-E2 in September
Sigma:
- Sigma SD1 Merrill LV in June
- Sigma DP4 Merrill or DPZ Merrill in September
src – Nippon
By admin, on February 25th, 2013
When a dpreview forum member contacted Nikon Europe and asked them about the new D7100 being described as the “new flagship of Nikon’s DX-format HD-SLR lineup” on Nikon USA website and on the other hand Nikon D7100 is described as “enthusiast-level DX format camera” in Europe website, now take a look at Nikon answer to this question
“I can assure you that the D7100 is not positioned to replace the D300s as Nikon’s flagship DX-format camera – such is the information received from Nikon Japan on the matter.”
See the full reply on the image click to zoom
Nikon D7100 is not a true replacement of Nikon D300s, according to Nikon USA website. So for sure there is a room for Nikon D400 + the Nikon pro DX (300/300s) users are not happy about the D7100 buffer size / continuous shooting speed and they want a better camera –> Nikon D400.
via-NRforum
By admin, on October 4th, 2012
Update: Nikon V2 announced
Nikon may update its V1 camera any time soon, according to latest rumors coming from different sources the new Nikon V2 camera will feature a newly developed sensor for better low light performance and moderate upgrade in core specification.
Update: Latest new coming from Nikon Rumors [NR] , At least one new Nikon camera to be announced by the end of 2012, but the big question is which one? We have received some rumors about Nikon V1 arrival, but Nikon may also announce its Nikon D400 and Nikon D8000 DSLR, we will update you soon as we get any new information.
By admin, on June 13th, 2012
Nikon D400 may arrive at sep 2012 (Photokina) according to latest rumors coming from Nasim Mansurov, he also posted the D400 specification on his blog received for multiple sources, Based on rumored specification the D400 will arrive with same Nikon D3200 24 Mp DX format sensor, but it will have Advanced AF system, faster fps, Mag alloy Weather proof body, CF and SD card slot and longer battery life.
Nikon D400 rumored specification
Sensor: 24.2 MP DX CMOS, 3.82µ pixel pitch (same as on the D3200)
Native ISO Sensitivity: 100-6,400, Boost Low ISO: 50, Boost High ISO: 12,800-25,600
EXPEED 3 image processor
Shutter: Up to 1/8000 and 30 sec exposure
Speed: 8 FPS, 9 FPS with optional battery pack and Nikon D4 or alkaline batteries
Metering System: 3D Color Matrix Meter III with face recognition
Autofocus System: Advanced Multi-CAM 3500DX with 51 focus points and 15 cross-type sensors
AF Detection: Up to f/8 with 9 focus points (5 in the center, 2 on the left and right)
Dust Reduction: Yes
Weather Sealing/Protection: Yes
Body Build: Full Magnesium Alloy
White Balance: New White Balance System
Shutter Durability: 200,000 cycles, self-diagnostic shutter
Camera Lag: 0.012 seconds
Storage: 1x CF slot and 1x SD slot
Viewfinder Coverage: 100%
Viewfinder Magnification: 0.94x Approx.
Exposure Meter: 91,000 pixel RGB sensor
Built-in Flash: Yes, with Commander Mode, full CLS compatibility
LCD Screen: 3.2 inch diagonal with 921,000 dots
Movie Modes: Full 1080p HD @ 30 fps max
Movie Exposure Control: Full
Movie Recording Limit: 30 minutes @ 30p, 20 minutes @ 24p
Movie Output: MOV, Compressed and Uncompressed
In-Camera HDR Capability: Yes
Two Live View Modes: One for photography and one for videography
GPS: Not built-in, requires GP-1 GPS unit
Battery Type: EN-EL15
Battery Life: ~900 shots
USB Standard: 3.0
Weight: 800g (body only)
Price: $1,799 MSRP
So the List of DX and FX format camera nikon is expected to announce this year is
1. Nikon D5200
2. Nikon D7100
3. Nikon D600 and
4. Nikon D400
src – Nasim Mansurov
By admin, on March 29th, 2012
Update: Nikon D3200 is now announced
According to latest rumors the Nikon D3200 will arrive on April 2012, Nikon is also expected to announce D7000 and D300s replacement this year.
Nikon D3200 rumored specification
- 24 MP sensor
- 11 AF points
- 4 fps
- ISO range: 100-6400, with hi-ISO of 12800
- Improved video functionality
- Wi-Fi
Via NR
By admin, on June 3rd, 2011
Nikon D4/D400/D800 information in Swedish restaurant, Rumor was posted by a new dpreview forum user in Nikon Compact Camera section and same user emailed the same crap to nikonrumors,
‘New Camera Take‘ 🙂 “I have heard most of Nikon D4/D400/D800 information in Japanese restaurant.” It may be true but D4/D800 /D etc.., Specification in a Swedish restaurant??… Share your thought with us??
Japanese Swedish Restaurant Rumor (in Details Below)
I have heard most of Nikon D4/D400/D800 information in Swedish restaurant. They are two, i believe Nikon employer and the other were slightly looking photographer, cause he have large camerabag closely to her. They speaked an conversation of Nikon general and i have writed my memo of the speaked specifications to my Ipad, i sit in distance of they and heard all important information. After that i writed that document based the specifications they said in dinnertable. This is shortened version having only D4 specifications. Full version is sent to some rumor sites. Believe or not, i don’t even believe they by myself. Here the document…..
Nikon D4 Specification
Sensor: 18 Megapixel full size CMOS sensor (Bayer type or new type 1-layer sensor which do not have Bayer filter but anyway needs three pixels to create any color. This new type will be better at high sensitivies)
Sensor made by: Nikon…..
Sensor filtering: Nothing (IR and AA filters are detachable and they are in detachable lens
mount module)
And that lens mount module: Detachable and including two filter slots for carrying example
of Anti-Aliasation and Infrared filters or what you want to mount over your sensor?
Detachable lens mount module is also useful for easy cleaning of sensor and prism too….. (personally i don’t want any aliasation to make photo unsharp while i can remove moire in photo manipulation or unuseful light decreasing traditional fysical IR filter, cause i prefer to remove IR frequences directly from sensor if i don’t want IR pictures)
Prism: Standard moving prism with Multi-Shot mode (more than 1 exposures in 1 prism move, user selectable number of exposures around 1-12 exposures, except over 12 frames/sec its mininum of 2)
Dynamic range: Over 16 F-Stops
Sensitivity: 100-409600 ISO (Boost 25, 50, 819200 and even the unbelievable 1638400) (IQ* over 5 stops better than D3s, personally i will not believe that, sounds impossible)
Autofocus sensor: 201 points MultiCAM-5000FX (all points cross type, huh) or it’s possible AF can be a completely new type? That AF systems have many AF-servo features like 1DmkIV…..
Light metering: New type 18 Megapixel light metering sensor (this is a surprise!)
Shooting modes: P,A,S,M,PM,AM,SM (in PM,AM and SM you can manually set what shutter speed and aperture ranges program can be use. Example PM 1/20-1/500sec and apertures f/2.8-8 while the lens itself can be use aperture from f/1.4 to f/22 (example). Shortly you can set what speeds and apertures can be used in program. And now Automatic ISO is allowed to use in all metering modes even in the full manual.)
Shutter speeds: 60-1/16000sec, Bulb, Time (probably metal shutter rated over million exposures)
Shutter lag: 20ms
Framerate: 12 frames/sec (18 frames/sec in Multi-Shot mode)
Camera buffer: Over 4 Gigabytes
Video recording: 30frames/sec UHD 3840x2160p & HD 1920x1080p quality AVCHD video
Flash sync: Up to 1/250sec X-sync and Nikon High Speed Sync up to 1/16000sec
Infrared sensitivity range: Up to 900Nm for full Infrared photography compatibility
Infrared sensitivity range set: You can manually set what red sensitivity range the sensor records. Eg. you can take genuine Infrared pictures without using any filter with sensor by setting the red sensitivity range to example of 650-900Nm. And you can take standard pictures simply by set the max red sensitivity to Around 550Nm. Its highly possible the camera have an own standard mode in the menu for easy setting to no IR senzitisation.
Memory: Two CompactFlash card slots and one standard USB3.0 port on the camera right side for moving the photos and videos to memory stick or hard disk or shooting to them directly
Other features:
Autofocus and Light metering servo features
Additionally the old AI/AI-S lens connectors for metering
In camera moire remove feature while shooting samelike as noise remove (Off, Lo, Md, Hi)
Integrated grip
Thunderbolt High Speed I/O
Integrated GPS
Integrated Wi-Fi for uploading pictures, remote controllers, setting cameras settings from computer, for flash controlling etc…..
New user and menu interfaces
Shutter release now selectable for any user set button
The camera uses new 3500mAh ENX-1 Lithium Ion or Lithium Polymer battery
Weight: Around 1400g without battery, memory card or body cap
Release date: 4th quarter of 2011 or 1st quarter of 2012Price: ?
Nikon D400 Specification
Sensor: 24 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor (Bayer type or new type 1-layer sensor which do not have Bayer filter but anyway needs three pixels to create any color. This new type will be better at high sensitivies)
Sensor made by: Nikon…..
Sensor filtering: Nothing (IR and AA filters are detachable and they are in a detachable lens
mount module)
And that lens mount module: Detachable and including two filter slots for carrying example of Anti-Aliasation and Infrared filters or what you want to mount over your sensor? Detachable lens mount module is also useful for easy cleaning of sensor and prism too….. (personally i don’t want any aliasation to make photo unsharp while i can remove moire in photo manipulation or unuseful light decreasing traditional fysical IR filter, cause i prefer to remove IR frequences directly from sensor if i don’t want IR pictures)
Prism: Standard moving prism with Multi-Shot mode (more than 1 exposures in 1 prism move, user selectable number of exposures around 1-9 exposures, 1-12 with grip and ENX-1 battery)
Dynamic range: Over 14 F-Stops
Sensitivity: 100-51200 ISO (Boost 50, 102400, 204800, 409600) (IQ* over 2 stops better than D3s)
Autofocus sensor: 201 points MultiCAM-5000DX (all points cross type, huh) or it’s possible AF can be a completely new type? That AF systems have many AF-servo features like 1DmkIV…..
Light metering: New type 24 Megapixel light metering sensor (this is a surprise!)
Exposure modes: P,A,S,M,PM,AM,SM (in PM,AM and SM you can manually set what shutter speed and aperture ranges program can be use. Example of PM-mode. 1/20-1/500sec and apertures f/2.8-8 while the lens itself can be use aperture from f/1.4 to f/22 (example). Shortly you can set what speeds and apertures can be used in program. And now Automatic ISO is allowed to use in all metering modes even in the full manual.)
Shutter: Focal plane shutter with speeds from 60sec to 1/16000sec, Bulb, Time (probably metal shutter rated over million exposures)
Shutter lag: 20ms
Framerate: 9 frames/sec (12 frames/sec with new MB-D20 battery grip and ENX-1 battery)
Camera buffer: Over 4 Gigabytes
Video recording: 30frames/sec UHD 3840x2160p & HD 1920x1080p quality AVCHD video
Flash sync: Up to 1/250sec X-sync and Nikon High Speed Sync up to 1/16000sec
Infrared sensitivity range: Up to 900Nm for full Infrared photography compatibility
Infrared sensitivity range set: You can manually set what red sensitivity range the sensor records. Eg. you can take genuine Infrared pictures without using any filter with sensor by setting the
red sensitivity range to example of 650-900Nm. And you can take standard pictures simply by set the max red sensitivity to Around 550Nm. Its highly possible the camera have an
own standard mode in the menu for easy setting to no IR senzitisation.
Memory: Two CompactFlash card slots and one standard USB3.0 port on the camera right side for moving the photos and videos to memory stick or hard disk or shooting to them directly
Other features:
Autofocus and Light metering servo features
Additionally the old AI/AI-S lens connectors for metering
In camera moire remove feature while shooting samelike as noise remove (Off, Lo, Md, Hi)
Thunderbolt High Speed I/O
Integrated GPS
Integrated Wi-Fi for uploading pictures, remote controllers, setting cameras settings from computer, for flash controlling etc…..
The camera uses new 2500mAh ENX-10 Lithium Polymer battery
New user and menu interfaces
Shutter release now selectable for any user set button
Weight: Around 1000g without battery, memory card or body cap
Release date: 4th quarter of 2011 or 1st quarter of 2012
Price: ?
Nikon D4 Specification
Sensor: 18 Megapixel full size CMOS sensor (Bayer type or new type 1-layer sensor which do not have Bayer filter but anyway needs three pixels to create any color. This new type will be better at high sensitivies)
Sensor made by: Nikon…..
Sensor filtering: Nothing (IR and AA filters are detachable and they are in detachable lens
mount module)
And that lens mount module: Detachable and including two filter slots for carrying example
of Anti-Aliasation and Infrared filters or what you want to mount over your sensor?
Detachable lens mount module is also useful for easy cleaning of sensor and prism too….. (personally i don’t want any aliasation to make photo unsharp while i can remove moire in photo manipulation or unuseful light decreasing traditional fysical IR filter, cause i prefer to remove IR frequences directly from sensor if i don’t want IR pictures)
Prism: Standard moving prism with Multi-Shot mode (more than 1 exposures in 1 prism move, user selectable number of exposures around 1-12 exposures, except over 12 frames/sec its mininum of 2)
Dynamic range: Over 16 F-Stops
Sensitivity: 100-409600 ISO (Boost 25, 50, 819200 and even the unbelievable 1638400) (IQ* over 5 stops better than D3s, personally i will not believe that, sounds impossible)
Autofocus sensor: 201 points MultiCAM-5000FX (all points cross type, huh) or it’s possible AF can be a completely new type? That AF systems have many AF-servo features like 1DmkIV…..
Light metering: New type 18 Megapixel light metering sensor (this is a surprise!)
Shooting modes: P,A,S,M,PM,AM,SM (in PM,AM and SM you can manually set what shutter speed and aperture ranges program can be use. Example PM 1/20-1/500sec and apertures f/2.8-8 while the lens itself can be use aperture from f/1.4 to f/22 (example). Shortly you can set what speeds and apertures can be used in program. And now Automatic ISO is allowed to use in all metering modes even in the full manual.)
Shutter speeds: 60-1/16000sec, Bulb, Time (probably metal shutter rated over million exposures)
Shutter lag: 20ms
Framerate: 12 frames/sec (18 frames/sec in Multi-Shot mode)
Camera buffer: Over 4 Gigabytes
Video recording: 30frames/sec UHD 3840x2160p & HD 1920x1080p quality AVCHD video
Flash sync: Up to 1/250sec X-sync and Nikon High Speed Sync up to 1/16000sec
Infrared sensitivity range: Up to 900Nm for full Infrared photography compatibility
Infrared sensitivity range set: You can manually set what red sensitivity range the sensor records. Eg. you can take genuine Infrared pictures without using any filter with sensor by setting the red sensitivity range to example of 650-900Nm. And you can take standard pictures simply by set the max red sensitivity to Around 550Nm. Its highly possible the camera have an own standard mode in the menu for easy setting to no IR senzitisation.
Memory: Two CompactFlash card slots and one standard USB3.0 port on the camera right side for moving the photos and videos to memory stick or hard disk or shooting to them directly
Other features:
Autofocus and Light metering servo features
Additionally the old AI/AI-S lens connectors for metering
In camera moire remove feature while shooting samelike as noise remove (Off, Lo, Md, Hi)
Integrated grip
Thunderbolt High Speed I/O
Integrated GPS
Integrated Wi-Fi for uploading pictures, remote controllers, setting cameras settings from computer, for flash controlling etc…..
New user and menu interfaces
Shutter release now selectable for any user set button
The camera uses new 3500mAh ENX-1 Lithium Ion or Lithium Polymer battery
Weight: Around 1400g without battery, memory card or body cap
Release date: 4th quarter of 2011 or 1st quarter of 2012
Price: ?
Nikon D4x: Other features same as D4, but changes below…..
Sensor: 48 or 54 Megapixel full size 3MOS (samelike as Sigma Foveon) or 3-layer JFET-LBCAST sensor (heh heh ? Nikon uses his own strategy for challenging with Canon and should have used some Sony sensors before for showing to challengers they can’t develop good sensors, this is don’t true but Canon and Sony believing it’s true, you know what i mean)
Sensor made by: Nikon…..
Dynamic range: Over 18 F-Stops
Sensitivity: 25-51200 ISO (Boost 102400, 204800, 409600) (IQ* ?)
Light metering: New type 48 or 54 Megapixel light metering sensor
Framerate: 12 frames/sec
Release date: 3rd quarter of 2012
Price: This rumor is not a joke….. like D4x price, its not a cheap joke for amateurs. Nikon states the body is priced over 8000 euros.
Nikon D400x: Other features same as D400, but changes below…..
Sensor: 36 Megapixel full size 3MOS (samelike as Sigma Foveon) or 3-layer JFET-LBCAST
sensor
Sensor made by: ?
Prism: Standard moving prism with Multi-Shot mode (more than 1 exposures in 1 prism move, user selectable number of exposures around 1-9 exposures)
Dynamic range: ?
Sensitivity: 25-25600 ISO (Boost 51200, 102400, 204800, 409600) (IQ* ?)
Light metering: New type 36 Megapixel light metering sensor
Framerate: 9 frames/sec
Release date: 3rd quarter of 2012
Price: ?
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