CP+ 2013: Nikon has announced the CoolPix S5200 and L28 – two affordable compact cameras. The S5200 is a 6x compact with a 26-156mm equivalent stabilized zoom lens and a 16MP BSI CMOS sensor. It features a 3″ LCD screen and built-in Wi-Fi capability and will retail for around $ 180. The L28 offers a slightly more modest 26-130mm 5x zoom lens in front of a 20MP CCD sensor. It uses AA batteries and will sell for around $ 120.
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CP+ 2013: Nikon has announced the Coolpix AW110 and S31 tough, waterproof cameras. The AW110 is the more resilient and feature-packed of the two. It features a 16MP BSI CMOS sensor, OLED screen and a 28-140mm equivalent stabilized zoom. It is waterproof to 18m (59ft) and shockproof from a height of 2m (6.7ft) and includes both GPS and Wi-Fi. The S31 is built around a smartphone-sized 10MP sensor and includes a 29-87mm equivalent lens. It’s waterproof to 5m (16.5ft) and shockproof from a height of 1.2m (3.6ft).
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CP+ 2013: Nikon has unveiled a quartet of mid-level Coolpix compacts including the Coolpix P520 42x superzoom and S9500 22x compact superzoom, alongside the Coolpix L820 30x budget superzoom and the S6500 12x compact. The P520 features the same 24-1000mm equivalent zoom seen in the P510 but moves to an 18MP BSI CMOS sensor and is compatible with the optional WU-1a Wi-Fi module. The S9500 can also be used with the WU-1a and fits the same 18MP sensor into a slim body with a 25-550mm equivalent lens.
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CP+ 2013: Nikon has announced the AF-S Nikkor 18-35mm F3.5-4.5G full-frame wideangle zoom and the AF-S Nikkor 800mm F5.6E FL ED VR, a super-telephoto prime that comes with its own dedicated teleconverter. The 18-35mm is a consumer-grade wideangle to extend the options available to buyers of the company’s more affordable D600 model, it will cost around $ 750. The 800mm lens, which uses Fluorite glass, will cost around $ 18,000 and comes with an exclusive, matched 1.25x teleconverter that gives a 1000mm F7.1 on full-frame.
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Testing out 1080p movie mode in raw format, as well as my film editing skills. About 80% captured using a Nikon Series E 50mm f1.8 lens in manual mode. I also used the stock lens (Nikkor 18-55mm AF f3.5) for a couple sequences. All sequences shot with manual focus. Various indoor shots, day and night. Lots of low light situations. Music by Charlie Parker, “Bird of Paradise,” 1947 – Featuring Miles Davis.
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The film, “Energy of Colors” was created using the vibrant hues of Okinawa’s flora and fauna to symbolize life itself. While on location, the photographer took advantage of the D5000’s Vari-angle monitor while shooting with a tripod as well as when capturing small creatures such as hermit crabs at low angles. Using an ND filter to maintain maximum aperture, the photographer was able to utilize beautifully cinematic image blur, thanks to the D5000’s large image sensor. AE lock was used to keep the same exposure level when panning. Combine these steps with the radiant Okinawan sunshine and the result is the impressive D-Movie footage you see here.
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Become a fan on Facebook: facebook.com First comparison between the new Nikon D5100 and the Canon EOS 600D (Rebel T3i). Shot with 25p at 1920×1080 in Frankfurt am Main. NOTICE: Same settings on both cameras! Lenses: Sigma 50mm f/1.4, Sigma 18-200mm Which DSLR do you like more? Leave a comment below! Twitter: twitter.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com Our website: www.fenchel-janisch.com Music by Kevin MacLeod
Video Rating: 4 / 5
This is a video intended to show the quality of the Nikon D90 video mode, not to show photographic creativity. You can see the “rolling shutter” a little without the slow-mo, but with it, you can see everything, and it is really irritating. But at least the prank was fun! 🙂
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Trying out my D60’s stop motion feature for the first time
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