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 Hasselblad X-Pan film camera Latest Rumors suggest that Hasselblad will introduce a new family of X-Pan digital cameras this year, the Compact DSLR will have a customized sensor (24mm x 65mm with 1.5x crop factor) in order to provide the wide panorama format, expected to be announced at Photokina, The price will be similar to Leica M9 range ($6K to $7K)
After Fuji X10 white orb problem now its time for Canon G1 X “Glow Dots”, During the normal course of testing process imaging resource identified the light leakage problem under certain conditions, the “Glow dots” or “Bright Spots” occur when you combine high sensitivity with high shutter speeds. Canon response to Light Leak Problem
via IR At high ISO test done by dpinterface.com Canon G1 X showing a significantly less amount of noise than the Canon EOS 7D DSLR, Canon G1X comes with a 2.5 inch sensor and canon 7D sensor is approx 27% larger than the Canon G1 X, both cameras are almost even in terms of pixel density. Lens used on the Canon 7D was the Canon EF 24-70 mm f2.8L USM, Images displayed below are JPEGs out of the camera, not RAW. Buy Canon G1 X from Amazon
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Press Release The FUJIFILM X10 and X-S1 digital cameras were made available by Fujifilm late last year, and have been generally very well received by customers, who admire the excellent picture quality, manual zoom lens and viewfinder. However, we did receive some inquiries concerning the so-called ‘white disc’ or ‘blooming’ occurrence, where exceptional highlights in the picture can appear as strongly delineated rounded shapes. This ‘blooming’ effect can occur with all digital cameras which use CMOS sensors, to varying degrees. It can also occur with the X10 and X-S1 when shooting in certain conditions, e.g. cars with front lights shining in dark night scene. The X10 and X-S1 are fitted with a very advanced sensor, which gives excellent picture quality and low noise, but which does give a different ‘blooming’ effect from other cameras. Fujifilm has a long-standing history of delivering top quality products to the market. In response to our customers’ comments, we have worked hard to find an improvement to reduce the ‘blooming’ effect of the X10 and X-S1. Below are the actions we have undertaken.
We encourage any customer with an X10 and X-S1 who has experienced the ‘white disc’ phenomenon to call their local authorized Fujifilm service centre. Fujifilm is committed to delivering the highest quality products to the photographic community, and is happy to provide this improvement.
Sensor and image processor Canon G1 X uses newly developed 1.5 inch 14.3 CMOS sensor with DIGIC V image processor, with the new sensor and image processor you get more dynamic range, better ISO range and less noise in your images. Panasonic uses 16 megapixel M 4/3 sensor and venus FHD image processor, the Venus FHD processor is the same processor used in GH2 / GF2 / GF3 / G3 mirrorless cameras. Nikon V1 uses a small CX format sensor but very fast Expeed 3 image processor, you get Continuous shot up to 60 Shot/Sec. Noise Levels & Dynamic Range: Large sensors with larger pixels produce low noise and higher dynamic range.
ISO: The ISO rating on Nikon 1 is limited to 6400, Panasonic Lumix GX1 ISO range is 160 to 12800 and Canon G1 X ISO range is 100 to 12800, the overall ISO range of Canon G1 X is better compared than the Nikon V1 and Panansonic Lumix GX1. Auto Focus: Nikon V1 uses Hybrid AF system with both phase and contrast detection with 135 AF points, Panasonic GX1 features 23 AF point with contrast detection and Canon G1 X uses contrast detection AF system and comes with only 9 AF points Shutter Speed – If we look at the type of shutter and image processor used in all these three camera, the Nikon V1 comes out as a clear winner
Lenses Many options available with Panasonic Lumix GX1, you get wide range of high quality optics including fast prime lenses. The Canon G1 X comes with a compact 4X optical zoom lens, the Nikon 1 have very limited range of Nikon 1 Lenses.
Pocketable: Canon G1 X with fixed 4X optical Zoom Lens and Panasonic Lumix GX1 with collapsible kit zoom can easily fit in your jacket pocket, Nikon 1 lenses are big and need more space / travel bag.
Video: Both Nikon and Panasonic and Lumix offer Full HD Video recording at 60 fps, Canon G1 X Full HD video recording is limited to 30 fps only.
Display: The Canon G1 X comes with Fully articulated 3″ TFT PureColor II LCD with 920,000 screen dots, The Panasonic GX1 features with Fixed 3″ TFT Touch Screen Color LCD with 460,000 screen dots and finally Nikon V1 with Fixed 3″ TFT LCD with 920,000 screen dots. View finder: Canon G1X features Optical viewfinder, Nikon V1 have Electronic viewfinder and Panasonic Lumix GX1 have optional Electronic viewfinder.
Buy Canon G1 X from Amazon || B&H |||  Sony DSC R1 After Canon G1 X Sony is planning to announce a big sensor camera very soon, The upcoming compact camera is rumored to have a APS-C Sensor and fixed compact zoom lens, Sony DSC R1 (Sony DSC R1 at Amazon) is the first big sensor compact camera of Sony announced in 2005. Src – SAR
Buy Canon G1 X from Amazon 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
Canon Powershot G1 X tested in the real world, by digitalrev Review from photography blog
Final verdict from Techradar
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