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*Busted* Another spec list torn apart by the community. The crop factors are off to a lot of people. APS-C isn’t 1/1.6. Received 8 spec lists today! I expec
via Canon Rumors: http://www.canonrumors.com/2011/08/1d-mark-v-spec-list-cr1/
A new claimed spec list of the upcoming 1D Mark 5.
We’re still getting conflicting 1Ds Mark IV & 1D Mark V model names. I’m still not sure what the new flagship will be called.
The Fuji FinePix X100. It’s one of the more talked about and lusted after cameras on the market right now. It’s also one quirky beast full of contrasts. Reviewers are quick to point out every annoying flaw, yet are also quick to tell you how much they love it and the resulting images. Thanks to a generous friend, I finally had the chance to test drive it myself for an afternoon.
Before I say more, however, let me state that this is not a full review. It’s barely a quick review. In fact, it’s really a set of personal impressions based on several hours walking around town playing with the camera in hand. There’s no science here. Just my own unfettered opinion. Got it? Good.
These are only very low resolution copies of the actual images, which are full size 10328 px x 7760 px = 80.1 megapixels. I promise you, if you look at this image in full resolution, you can see every detail, every tiny ink stroke on his tattoos, every hair, all the … Well, I’m glad I’m not shooting fashion or doing retouching, because the files coming out of the IQ180 are huge. Around 90 mb as raw files, and if you save them as 16 bit tiffs (you have to import them via the CaptureOne raw converter software for the best results), they turn out as 480 megabyte files… Heavy cameras demand heavy computers, and my iMac I5 with 8 gb ram came to its knees a few times.
To call Vision Research’s new Phantom v1610 a high-speed video camera is like calling a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport “nippy.” When ordered with the equally redundantly-named FAST option, the camera will shoot video at 1 million frames per second. To do this
To call Vision Research’s new Phantom v1610 a high-speed video camera is like calling a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport “nippy.” When ordered with the equally redundantly-named FAST option, the camera will shoot video at 1 million frames per second.
In this blog post, we test the high ISO imaging capabilities of the Olympus EP2, Canon 5D Mk II and Leica M9-P and compare them. Read more at The Phoblographer.
via The Phoblographer: http://www.thephoblographer.com/2011/07/30/high-iso-noise-test-olympus-ep2-vs-canon-5d-mk-ii-vs-leica-m9-p/
With the Leica M9P(or M-9P and M9P) around for a little while, I decided to put it up against my trust Canon 5D Mk IIand the Olympus EP2(or E-P2 and EP-2) to see how the high ISO noise levels are.
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1D Mark V It’s rare to see a spec list such as the one below. It goes down the same path as most information coming in. The 1D & 1Ds will be merged into th
via Canon Rumors: http://www.canonrumors.com/2011/08/a-very-detailed-1d-mark-v-spec-list-cr1/
It’s rare to see a spec list such as the one below. It goes down the same path as most information coming in. The 1D & 1Ds will be merged into the 1D Mark V. The 1Ds will be replaced by a more studio oriented camera and called something else.
Here we are with an E-P3 already and this time Olympus seems to have a semi-winner (more on that statement later). The camera has gone through some cosmetic changes, has gotten some speed enhancements, a couple of new”pro” style lenses, a touch screen OLED display, a built in flash, and a few other new things like high ISO capability and added Art filter effects. Olympus calls the sensor “new” but the image quality is just about exactly the same as the E-P1 and E-P2, so not so sure what the new sensor has added besides speed and higher ISO.
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Numbers! Spec lists have been few and far between for any upcoming DSLR, this is the first one I’ve seen in a while. The commenter didn’t know if this was goin
via Canon Rumors: http://www.canonrumors.com/2011/08/1ds-mark-iv1d-mark-v-spec-list-cr1/
Announcement Date?
I’ve heard 2 different dates so far. I do expect multiple announcements dates for PowerShot and EOS.
Today I received some information confirming Thom Hogan’s latest post (probably from the same source?): Nikon will announce D700 and D3s successors on August 24th, 2011. The D700 replacement will be available in Fall 2011 and the D3s replacement will be a
via Nikon Rumors: http://nikonrumors.com/2011/08/02/august-24th-nikon-d700-and-d3s-successors.aspx/
Today I received some information confirming Thom Hogan’s latest post (probably from the same source?): Nikon will announce D700 and D3s successors on August 24th, 2011.
Finally, somebody has invented the camera I have always wanted. Or at least, Turkish designer Zeki Özek has invented the camera tech I have always wanted. Ozek’s iCam is a way to integrate your iPhone with a proper camera. The camera would have a cutout i
via WIRED: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/07/icam-concept-lets-iphone-control-cameras-brains/
Zeki Ozek’s iCam is a way to integrate your iPhone with a proper camera.
The press release: J.D. Power and Associates Reports: Online DSLR Camera Buyers Are Most Satisfied with Picture Quality, While Camera Durability and Shutter Speed/Lag Time Provide Opportunities for Brand Differentiation Nikon Pro Series Ranks Highest in O
via The Online Photographer: http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/2011/07/jd-power-satisfaction.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+typepad/ZSjz
The Nikon Pro Series ranks highest in online buyer satisfaction with a score of 914. The Nikon Pro Series performs particularly well in shutter speed/lag time, durability and reliability and ease of operation. The Canon Mark-Series follows in the rankings with a score of 909, and performs particularly well in performance and picture quality
This is the email I received from a reader describing a recent Nikon event organized for major authorized dealers in a country I will not mention online in order not to get anyone in trouble: They essentially explain what happened with Nikon since March 1
This is the email I received from a reader describing a recent Nikon event organized for major authorized dealers in a country I will not mention online in order not to get anyone in trouble
A fourteen year-old company focused on photographic education and providing a comprehensive information resource for Photo Enthusiasts around the world.
via Luminous Landscape: http://luminous-landscape.com/whatsnew/
Few new camera introductions have generated as much interest and controversy as that of the Sigma SD1.
I have just completed an intensive week of testing a production camera, both in the studio and in the field. I was assisted by Nick Devlin, who has also added his own observations to this report.
Working at a small family owned since camera shop in Minnesota, I was recently able to bring a copy of the Fuji X100 home for testing, and a wild idea popped into my head, my primary camera being a Leica M6… “What if I pitted these two wonderful cameras against each other? What would I find I liked and disliked about each, which would I find I liked better as a small concealable walk-around camera?”
One Photographer’s Experiences and Opinion By Ken Tanaka “Fall in love with photography all over again.” That opening invitation on Fujifilm’s dedicated X100 website neatly sums the camera’s apparent strategic design and primary target market; a retro-des
via The Online Photographer: http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/2011/07/fuji-finepix-x100-review.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+typepad/ZSjz
though the X100 may sport a crew-cut and horn-rimmed glasses, it’s actually every bit as technologically and functionally complex as any of today’s top-line cameras. And then some
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No 1Ds, however…… I’m told a mid September announcement for a 1D Mark V. It will be a full frame high fps camera that will lead to the amalgamation of the
via Canon Rumors: http://www.canonrumors.com/2011/07/1d-mark-v-cr1/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+canonrumors/rss
I’m told a mid September announcement for a 1D Mark V
Holga’s TIM looks like an alcoholic Englishman after a particularly nasty Friday-night brawl, eyes half closed and all but a single tooth knocked from his stupid grinning mouth. And like that violent drunk, TIM will also stumble through life seeing double
via WIRED: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/07/twin-lens-holga-sees-double/
TIM, from Holga, is available now and will cost you a very reasonable $50 or $60, depending on whether you opt for the flash or not.
