Monthly Archives: December 2009

Ricoh’s attempt at a limited edition camera (GR Digital III x Stussy)

Ricoh announced a “Stussy” limited edition version of its GR Digital III camera model created with US fashion brand manufacturer Stussy (hit that link for more pictures): Not a fan of limited edition cameras (nobody can do limited edition cameras better than Leica), but in this case I do like the GR DIGITAL III x Stussy [...]

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B&H lists the MIA Sigma SD15 DSLR as “New item – No arrival date known”

B&H Photo listed the Sigma SD15 DSLR as “New item – No arrival date known”. This camera has been delayed multiple times (officially announced at Photokina 2008). I guess Leica is not the only one that has product release delays. Full list of specs and features after the break:

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Samsung NX10 still on center stage (specs, 30 fps burst video sample)

Samsung NX10 specs (Korean text translated by a reader – thanks P.): 초당 30장 연사지원에 (풀 사이즈는 아닌 듯;;) Supports 30FPS bursts (probably not full sized pictures) 720p 동영상 지원 720p video support 369g 바디무게 369g body weight 1.5 크랍 1.5 crop 3인치 아몰레드 액정 92만화소 3 inch AMOLED screen 920,000 pixels 11개 측거점 11 [...]

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Samsung NX10 is everywhere

Pictures of Samsung NX10 are everywhere. The official release is expected to be on or around January 12th, 2010: The above pictures are from dpreview. Some more Samsung NX lenses on slrclub – 18-55mm and the 30mm pancake:

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Samsung 30mm f/2.0 pancake lens pictures leaked

This rumor initially started on dpreview two days ago and now the first pictures of the Samsung 30mm f/2.0 pancake lens surfaced online @ Pentaxforums (pictures were taken with Samsung NX10 + 18-55mm zoom lens – click on image for larger view):

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Sony envisions 3D “personal imaging”

Sony included their digital cameras (“personal imaging”) as a “creation” device for 3D technology: Sony have already announced High Frame Rate Single Lens 3D Camera Technology. Via Engadget

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