According to Sony: “… and a DSLR models featuring the Exmor R CMOS sensor…”
FIY: Sony triples DSLR sales this year. Nikon and Canon, be afraid.
According to Sony: “… and a DSLR models featuring the Exmor R CMOS sensor…”
FIY: Sony triples DSLR sales this year. Nikon and Canon, be afraid.
The highly anticipated Sony Exmor R sensor made its debut in the point & shoot camera world today: Sony WX1 and Sony TX1 (the sensor is already available in the latest Sony Handycam line). The next logical step for Sony is to release the Exmor R sensor in a DSLR camera.
This Panasonic GF1 (Micro Four Thirds) pictures were found on a Chinese forum and the poster claimed that they are from an internal Panasonic PDF document (click on image for larger view):
Specs:
Chasseur d’Images magazine wrote in its latest issue (#316) that an Olympus spokesman revealed that Olympus EP-2 was in the works and was going to be released before the end of the year and it will have a viewfinder. The same issue also covered the full frame Leica M9 and the Nikon Coolpix S1000pj.
Pentax K20D is now officially discontinued. See the official Pentax Japan website.
Sony A850 keeps leaking. After the appearance on Sony’s product registration page, the Sony A850 DSLR manual popped up on Hong Kong support site. Here are the scans – click on image for larger view (full PDF file available here):
Via Engadget
Every electric product in Korea needs to acquire approval of RRA before it is released. Well if this screenshot is real, we should soon see the Olympus E-600:
I received a rumor that the current Panasonic LX3 model is being discontinued. This is hard for me to believe, since this camera is a very good seller and is hard to get, but maybe a new model is in the making.
Some details surfaced about the three lenses for the Samsung NX10 that were shown on that misterious trade show in Korea:
According to the source, the Samsung NX10 camera is expected to have AF performance similar to an entry level DSLR. The new expected release date is September – possibly on f the IFA show in Berlin (September 4-9, 2009).
As expected, Panasonic reveled three new consumer cameras today:
No LX4 for now.