Sony has already listed “Personal Imaging” as part of their 3D platform:
Sony has also announced a prototype of a high frame rate single lens 3D video camera.
Samsung has indicated that they are working on a 3D camera as well:
Fuji already has a 3D camera on the market.
Sony just announced the previously rumored Sony DSC-TX5 (Waterproof, Freeze Proof, Shockproof and Dust Proof) and DSC-H55 models:
No Sony Alpha DSLR was announced.
Pre-order options:
Full press release after the break:
DigitalREV wrote on their twitter page that they were invited for “another Canon product launch” on February 23rd:
Today’s countdown timer is brought to you by Olympus and is related to a Four Thirds product:
And few more Olympus related updates:
Two pictures of Pentax 645D courtesy of Pentax Japan – this is probably the final version that will be revealed on the teaser ad (click for larger view):
As you can see the back picture is slightly different from the one I published yesterday more buttons, different side cover.
How do I know this will be the final version? Take a look at this picture.
The Pentax 645D teaser is actually slowly displaying more details of the camera – now we can see the shutter release:
The teaser started on February 9th. Six days later the progress bar is aprox, 1/5 of the way to the end. That means the official announcement should somewhere around March 9th-10th, 2010. There were some rumors that the 645D will be unveiled at the CP+ Camera and Imaging Show in Japan (March 11th-14th, 2010).
Here is a prototypes picture of Pentax 645D (courtesy of Pentax):
Pentax 645D back view (source: Pentax Japan)
User Redcrow from dpreview (who has provided some valid info in the past) just wrote about two new Samsung cameras that will be shown @ PMA:
New WB1000 successor
A higher line camera (than WB series)
The WB1000 successor will be called WB2000 – it was previously leaked on Amazon.
The latest Samsung rumors:
Some of those items match our previously reported Samsung rumors.
Some readers (hit the comments section for more links) have already noted that this lens is probably based on an existing f/0.95 lens for CCTV made by different manufacturers:
Details are still sketchy. Here are some info captured by Google Cache:
Technical Specifications
I single sample shot with a pre-production version is available here.
The 50mm f/0.95 Nokton is the first product offering, with other focal lengths in development. No plans for a super wide yet (source).
Via Noktor
Here is the official video from Hasselblad:
More detailed videos from each of the featured photographers after the break:
