“Fuji is not manufacturing a pro camera for this year,” said Diane Rainey, Group Manager for Fujifilm.
Does this mean that they will be one coming out next year? Fuji S6 PRo?
“Fuji is not manufacturing a pro camera for this year,” said Diane Rainey, Group Manager for Fujifilm.
Does this mean that they will be one coming out next year? Fuji S6 PRo?
BJP did an interview with Akira Watanabe and Miquel Angel Garcia from Olympus – they have big plans for the future of 4/3 format:
“Of course, Olympus is looking to attract pro shooters, Garcia says, and one way to do that is with a viewfinder and integrated flash, which the E-P1 lacks. ‘Our main focus with this first model has been to make a compact camera to attract the users from the compact market,’ he says. However, professional photographers wishing for a viewfinder will see their wishes granted, according to Watanabe. ‘We are now preparing for future products to incorporate a electronic viewfinder,’ as well as a flash, he says.”
Uploaded personally by Ned Bunnell (President of Pentax Imaging USA):
Via Imaginginsider
“Amateur Photographer (AP) has delayed its review of the Pentax K7 digital SLR after learning that the final version will include a modified imaging sensor.”
There must be a reason for this last moment modification and every pre-production Pentax K7 review should be “voided” at that point. I cannot recall another company making such a drastic change in the last moment.
Samsung NX3 specs:
This would be the first camera with a HD AMOLED display.
Samsung NX line will feature APS C sensor and an EVF instead of a mirror box. Read the press release here (from PMA 2009). Expected release date: July 7th, 2009 (with some other Samsung goodies).
Via PhotographyBay
Danish photo magazine Zoom announced that they will have a review of a new Sony camera with HD video in their September edition. The latest Sony rumors (leaked on Sony’s website) point to a new Sony a500 and a550 cameras.
Just a reminder that it was the same Danish magazine that leaked the Sony a900 last year. If someone has read the article and has more info, please post a comment or contact me.
I am continuing with the series “The guts of the Olympus E-P1”. After the 17mm f/2.8 pankace lens, we can now see under the skin of the actual E-P1 body (which btw also appear to be made out of plastic, the skin is metal). Click on image for larger view: