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Detailed specifications of the Olympus OMD E-M10 camera and three new lenses: Olympus OMD E-M10 sensor: 16.05MP 4/3 LiveMOS tiltable 3.0″ LCD touch screen, 1.04 million dots ISO sensitivity: ISO200-25600 shutter speed: 60 seconds to 1/4000 sec continuous shooting: up to 8 fps media: SD / SDHC / SDXC. UHS-I support EVF: 1.44 million dots 320 shots per […]
Here is another set of detailed specifications for the Fuji X-T1 mirrorless camera that will be announced next week (January 28th):
A picture of a new HD Pentax DA 1.4x AW AF teleconverter leaked on PentaxForums earlier today. Here are the main features:
I just received some additional information on the Fuji X-T1 camera:
The last Samsung mirrorless camera roadmap I published on the blog only had information on the entry level models (NX3000). A better roadmap is now circulating online and shows the Samsung NX1 (see previous NX1 leaks) as a top of the line mirrorless camera and another F1 entry level model. Here is the first picture […]
The first CMOS-based medium format sensor inside the new PhaseOne IQ250 and Hasselblad H5D-50c is made by Sony according to the Luminous Landscape video above and PDNonline (post contains also few sample images). Here are few details on the new sensor:
As previously reported, today PhaseOne announced a new IQ250 digital back and just like Haseelblad claimed to be the world’s first CMOS-based medium format camera. The difference is that PhaseOne actually had a working model to show where Hasselblad just had an “announcement for an announcement”. I say PhaseOne wins. Additional information after the break.
Few more pictures of the upcoming Olympus OMD E-M10 camera (specs) leaked online today:
The black Fuji X100s camera was officially announced in Japan today. Something that was not mentioned before (or maybe I missed it): the black Fuji X100s will actually be a limited edition run and only 1,000 pieces will be produced: This is very strange because the US price of the black X100s is identical to […]
