Until now we saw product pictures only but today Sigma displayed some real Quattro DP cameras at the CP+ show in Yokohama. And from the pictures you see how it will look once you hold it in your hands.
Huge but comfortable :)
Images via DC.watch.
The new Canon G1X mark II can be preordered at Amazon, BHphoto and Adorama.
And here are some links to early tests and hands-on to learn more about the new camera:
Ziv Koren shared his G1X mark II impressions on a Youtube video. Hands-on at Pocket-Lint. First Look at WhatDigitalCamera. Spanish first look at DSLRmagazine. Preview at Imaging Resource. Preview at CameraLabs.
The Fuji X-Ti will be released on March 7 according to Amazon US. But in the meantime you can learn how to use your future camera by downloading the full manual here: http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/manuals/pdf/index/x/fujifilm_xt1_manual_en.pdf
via Fujirumors.
DC.watch (translation here) spotted that brand new Fuji X cap lens at the CP+ show in Yokohama. It is a 36mm f/8.0 lens with close focusing of 1m. The lens weight is 32g only. Price and release date have yet to be determined.
These are the specs in Japanese:
It’s a small surprise to see a company launch lenses that will be available in one year only! Olympus just unveiled the new M.Zuiko Digital ED 7-14 f/2.8 and M.Zuiko Digital ED 300mm f/4.0 weather sealed lenses. But there is no info on price and exact availability (it only says 2015).
To bad because this lenses would be amazing on an E-M1! I am wondering why it will take so much time for Olympus to release them :(
The A6000 has been announced and it has one big selling point: Sony claims it’s the world fastest autofocusing camera!
Preorders:
Sony A6000 at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), SonyStore (Click here).
Sony A6000 with lens at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here).
Sony 70-200mm FE at Amazon (CLick here), BHphoto (Click here), SonyStore (Click here).
Previews, hands-on tests: First impression at Dpreview, First impressions at ThePhoBlographer, First look at Digitalcamerareview, Hands-on at ePhotozine, First look at Amateur Photographer, Hands-on at Photographyblog, Hands-on at Pocket-Lint, Hands-on at Gizmodo, Hands-on at Imaging Resource,
Bestbuy (Click here) already listed the Canon G1X mark II preorder site! And you can read the full specs too:
12.8-megapixel, 1.5″ CMOS sensor
Captures high-resolution images up to 4160 x 3120 pixels at 3:2 aspect ratio (13.1 effective megapixels at 4:3 aspect ratio).
5x optical/4x digital/20x total zoom
Through a wide-angle lens for precise zooming and accuracy. The lens features dual control rings for customized functions similar to SLR lenses and a 9-blade aperture for beautiful, blurred backgrounds.
3″ capacitive touch-panel LCD
Makes it easy to navigate features and displays images in crisp, bright detail. The tilting design lets you achieve an ideal view of the screen from multiple angles.
High-definition movie mode
Enables one-touch recording of stunning videos in 1080p resolution via the dedicated movie button.
DIGIC 6 image processor
Combines with the CMOS sensor to create the Canon HS SYSTEM, which optimizes low-light performance.
Optical image stabilizer
Reduces image blur caused by camera shake and vibration. ISO up to 12,800 ensures images are clearly captured, even in dimly lit environments.
Scene modes
Include creative shot, portrait, star, handheld night scene, snow, fireworks, nostalgic, fish-eye effect, background defocus, super vivid and more, so you can add a variety of artistic, complementary effects to your shots.
Burst mode
Allows you to capture dynamic, fast-motion events at up to 5.2 fps. Face detection isolates subjects in-frame and optimizes conditions, letting you take high-quality pictures of friends and family members.
White balance modes
Include auto, daylight, shade, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent, fluorescent H, flash, underwater and custom, helping you achieve natural tones in a wide range of lighting conditions.
Built-in flash
With auto, on, slow synchro and off modes provides efficient illumination, so you can capture clear, properly lit images.
High-speed autofocus
Improves focusing speed, letting you quickly hone in on subjects from as close as 2″.
Built-in Wi-Fi
Enables the wireless transfer of photos and videos to compatible mobile devices, select social networking sites and Wi-Fi-enabled computers and lets you remotely operate the camera using an enabled cell phone or tablet.
Built-in NFC (near-field communication)
Allows you to pair the camera and your compatible Android device with just 1 touch.
Multicard slot
Supports Secure Digital, Secure Digital High Capacity and SDXC memory cards (not included), so you can store plenty of photos and videos.
