According to the Korean site Ddaily (in English) Samsung will release a new APS-C sensor based NX100 model and three new lenses on September 14, 2010 (right before Photokina).
Last month Samsung NX100 listing made a brief appearance on Samsung Imaging website.
Via Samsunghub
Few hours after Panasonic, Samsung announced two new dual view point and shoot cameras – the ST100 and the ST600. In case you are interested:
Fuji did the same thing – two new p&s models:
In addition to Panasonic’s announcement tomorrow (LX5, FZ100K, FZ40k and FX700K), Samsung is also expecting to release two new new point and shoot cameras with dual view in the next few days.
Canon EOS IX from 1996 - is this the camera Canon has in mind?
Canon followed Nikon’s footsteps and made a confession to Reuters:
Maeda also said the company was working on a smaller version of its upmarket single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras in a bid to compete with the new breed of mid-range so-called “mirrorless” cameras launched by Sony Corp, Olympus Corp, and Panasonic Corp. “It’s not a question of whether or not you have a mirror. There is a consumer need for good-quality cameras to be made smaller,” Maeda said. “We will meet this need.”
Image credit: flickr/Mike Caine | More about the Canon EOS IX can be found here
Panasonic’s website leaked the long expected Panasonic LX5:
Main differences between the LX5 and the older LX3:
Those will be the Panasonic LX5 accessories (click for larger view):
Full LX5 specs after the break:
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Every once in a while we get a fake/photoshopped image of an upcoming camera, but 5 of them at the same time?
And the corresponding release dates:
What do you think?
