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Posts Tagged ‘2014’
15. Februar 2014
15
Feb
CP+ 2014: Fujfilm interview – ‘The only way is to keep innovating’
15
Feb
We’re at the CP+ show in Yokohama, Japan where Japanese camera and lens manufacturers show off their latest products to a domestic and international audience. Today, Toshihisa Iida, senior sales and marketing manager at Fujifilm found time to sit down with editor Barnaby Britton to discuss a range of topics including the reception of the new X-T1, firmware updates to older and existing models and the possibility of larger-format X-Trans cameras in the future… click through to read the full interview.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
CP+ 2014: Nikon stand report
14
Feb
We’re at the (currently very snowy) CP+ show in Japan and we’ve been checking out the Nikon stand, getting a feel for the latest products and exploring the various demonstrations. Click through for a look at what we found. trust us – it’s worth it just for the scale model of Yokohama…
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
13 February, 2014 – Fuji X100s Review
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Feb
There is one camera company that is really getting noticed these days, and that is Fuji. They seem unstoppable as they continually are releasing new cameras and lens at a very fast pace. They stand apart with their APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor. It all started with the X100 and since that introduction Fuji has followed with numerous other X branded cameras. Not forgetting where their roots are they released the next generation X100s a few months ago. This little camera has a huge following and if there is a camera that has done retro right it is the X100s. Alain Briot a regular contributor here on Luminous-Landscape switches gears from his regular essays and does a Camera Review Of The X100s.
We are very excited about the new Fuji X-T1 camera recently announced. In addition Fuji has made a number of new lens announcements. We are eager to try out the new 10-24mm zoom. This lens combined with the 18-55mm and 55-200mm zoom will make a formidable kit. We will be posting articles and information on all this in the near future.
Are you planning on attending this year’s WPPI Trade Show and Convention in Las Vegas March 3-5? If so drop us an email. Kevin and Chris will be there reporting on the show and it would be great to meet some where and say hi.
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CP+ 2014: Fujifilm shows new 50mm teleconverter for X100S
14
Feb
We’re at the CP+ show in Japan, where Fujifilm is showing a new teleconverter for the X100S. Attached in the same way as the existing WCL-X100, the new TCL-X100 increases the X100S’s effective focal length to 50mm, without effecting the minimum aperture. Details are scarce but unofficially we understand that the new converter will be available later in spring, for around $ 300. Click through for some hands-on impressions.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
CP+ 2014: Canon stand report
14
Feb
Canon has a large stand at this year’s CP+ show in Yokohama, Japan, showcasing its current range of DSLRs, compact cameras and Cinema EOS video lineup. We’re at the show, and stopped by earlier today for a look at what’s on offer. Click through for our stand report, which we’ll be updating over the next couple of days.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
CP+ 2014: Hands-on with Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II
13
Feb
We’re at the CP+ show in Yokohama, Japan where Canon is showing off its latest high-end compact camera, the PowerShot G1 X Mark II. The G1 X Mark II replaces the original G1 X, which was announced two years ago and offers several improvements over the older model including a faster 24-120mm equivalent F2.0-3.9 lens and a closer minimum focus distance. The G1 X Mark II is built around a 1.5 inch 12.8MP CMOS sensor and can be used with an (optional) electronic viewfinder. Click through for a hands-on look.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
CP+ 2014: Hands-on with Sony a6000
13
Feb
Sony is maintaining its near-hectic pace of new product releases into 2014, and the highlight product of the company’s year so far is the a6000. Replacing the NEX-6 (and for now at least, the NEX-7 too) the a6000 is a 24MP APS-C interchangeable lens camera with a serious feature set including an impressive autofocus system. We’ve written a lot about the a6000 over the past couple of days but since we’re at CP+ in Japan we wandered over to Sony’s booth for a quick look. Click through for our hands-on impressions.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
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