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Apple Raw update brings support for 10 cameras, including D610

14 Nov

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Apple recently released Digital Camera RAW Compatibility 5.01 for Aperture 3 and iPhoto ’11. The update adds Raw image support for the following 10 cameras: Canon PowerShot G16, Canon PowerShot S120, Fujifilm X-A1, Nikon COOLPIX P7800, Nikon D610, Olympus PEN Lite E-PL6, Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GX7, Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LF1, Sony Alpha ILCE-3000, and the Sony Alpha NEX-5T. Get the update

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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PPE 2013: Hands-on with Sony’s new A7 / A7R and RX-series cameras

26 Oct

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Of all the major camera manufacturers, Sony has the most new products on show at the Photo Plus Expo in New York, after the flurry of new Alpha and RX-series cameras released in the past couple of months. We had a fascinating (and fun) interview this morning with Kimio Maki, the brains behind the A7 and RX lines which we’ll be writing up soon, but in the meantime, click through for a quick tour of the new cameras. 

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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PPE 2013: Hands-on with Panasonic’s newest cameras

25 Oct

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We’re at Photo Plus Expo in New York, having meetings and learning about all the new products that have recently been announced (and some which are still under wraps). Panasonic’s new GM1 is one of the hottest new cameras at this year’s show, inheriting a lot of technology from the GX7, and yesterday afternoon we stopped by the stand to get our hands on the gear. Click through for a quick tour of two of Panasonic’s latest M43 cameras. 

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PPE 2013: Hands-on with Fujifilm’s newest cameras

25 Oct

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We’re at the Photo Plus Expo in New York, and one of the busiest stands belongs to Fujifilm, which is showing off its new XQ1 and X-E2 cameras, as well as this year’s other key products, the X20 and X100S. We’re running around the show having meetings and trying out all of the latest gear, and we made sure to stop by and say hi to Fujifilm. Click through for a quick hands-on look at the latest products.

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Voigtlander creates VM-E Close Focus adapter for Sony cameras

24 Oct

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Voigtlander has announced the VM-E Close Focus adapter, which will allow the use of M-mount lenses on Sony E-mount cameras such as the recently-announced full frame A7 and A7R. Unlike most similar adapters, though, Voigtlander’s latest includes a focusing helicoid for close-up work, with 4mm travel. This overcomes a limitation of many rangefinder lenses, which often have longer minimum focus distances than similar SLR lenses. It’s set to be available in December for €289.

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Sony announces A7 and A7R: first full-frame mirrorless ILC cameras

16 Oct

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Sony has announced the A7 and A7R – the world’s first full-frame mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras. Externally, the two bodies are nearly identical and feature a pentaprism-like EVF housing, generous handgrip and plenty of manual controls. The differences are internal – sporting a 36 megapixel sensor, the A7R has no optical low-pass filter and is limited to contrast-detect autofocus, while the less expensive A7 has a 24 megapixel sensor with a low-pass filter and on-chip phase detection. Both bodies are designed around the Sony NEX E-mount, though new ‘FE’ lenses are needed to take advantage of the larger sensor. Click through for more details.

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Compact cameras buying guide (Autumn 2013)

10 Oct

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If you’re looking for a compact digital camera, you have a lot of choices. Although the past couple of years has seen a serious erosion of the entry-level, sub-$ 100 class thanks to the emergence of powerful smartphones, improvements in technology have meant that if you’ve got a couple of hundred dollars or more to spend, you can get yourself a very capable camera. In this guide, we examine the major classes of compact cameras, and discuss their relative strengths in order to help you make an informed buying decision. Click through for a link. 

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GoPro updates with Hero3+ cameras

02 Oct

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GoPro is revealing two new and improved action cameras with its updated Hero 3+ line. The tiny yet rugged cameras are smaller than their popular predecessors yet pack some impressive specs. See what’s changed in the new Hero 3+ Black Edition and Hero 3+ Silver Edition today on connect.dpreview.com.

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Studio Test Scene launched – with 23 cameras (and counting)

18 Sep

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After many, many months of design and testing we are happy to announce the official unveiling of our studio test scene. The new scene was designed to address certain drawbacks with the previous test scene, as well as providing the opportunity to show more real-world relevant information about how cameras behave. We’ve increased the number of cameras supported to 23 and we’ll be continuing to add models (old and new) in the coming weeks.

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Smarter cameras may help bring autonomy to space robots

12 Sep

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Space robots, including the Curiosity rover currently roaming Mars, have been great at following orders. Now, scientists are looking for ways to put more decision making power within the grasp of the rover itself. A team at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is developing a camera system called TextureCam to do just that. They’ve developed an algorithm to allow the rover to analyze 3D images and determine whether an object in front of it deserves further investigation. Click through to read more.

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