Google translation: FUJIFILM X-Pro1 Review | Kakaku.com Magazine
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February 25, 2012
FUJIFILM X-Pro1 Review with Test Samples.
Kakaku.com has posted FUJIFILM X-Pro1 review with many samples.
Google translation: FUJIFILM X-Pro1 Review | Kakaku.com Magazine
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Google translation: FUJIFILM X-Pro1 Review | Kakaku.com Magazine
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Fujifilm X-Pro1 Test Samples (From ISO 200 to ISO 6400)
Alltombild.se has posted Fujifilm X-Pro1 test samples.
Google Translate: Fujifilm X-Pro1 i Stockholm | Testbilder! | Alltombild
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Google Translate: Fujifilm X-Pro1 i Stockholm | Testbilder! | Alltombild
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February 2, 2012
Pentax K-01 / Marc Newson Interview
pentaxian1: Marc Newson, one of the most acclaimed and influential contemporary designers, has created a new camera for PENTAX. In this video he discusses why he chose to design a camera for PENTAX, his love of photography and how he defines the K-01.
The Imaging Resource: Pentax K-01 Compact System Camera - Hands-On Preview
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The Imaging Resource: Pentax K-01 Compact System Camera - Hands-On Preview
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PENTAX Announces the K-01 Mirrorless Camera.
PRWeb: PENTAX Announces the K-01—a More Powerful Mirrorless Camera
K-01 KEY FEATURES:
● Contemporary styling by world renowned designer Marc Newson
● Durable aluminum frame with stylish exterior in a selection of colors
● Mirorrless body design is compatible with PENTAX K-mount lenses.
● Exceptional 16 Megapixel APS-C sized CMOS image sensor with low noise image capture and multiple aspect ratios.
● Bright high resolution 3 inch LCD with 920,000 dots
● Full HD 1080p video capture at 30 FPS with h.264 compression (60 FPS at 720p) features outstanding video capture flexibility.
● Sensor-shift PENTAX Shake and Dust Reduction system is compatible with every mounted PENTAX lens.
● Fast 6 FPS burst mode is ideal for fast-action photography.
● Shutter speeds from 1/4000 to 30 seconds and bulb with a silent shutter action.
● Flexible ISO range of 100-25,600 ensures gorgeous noise-free imaging in any lighting environment.
● Shooting modes include P, Av,Tv, and M, as well as powerful automatic modes, creative filters and finishing options.
● Focus peaking mode provides fast and accurate manual focusing for critical focus applications.
● In-Camera HDR mode combines bracketed user-specified exposures into a single, perfectly blended still image.
● Built-in popup flash and external hotshoe compatible with modern PENTAX digital flash units.
● Captures JPG still images as well as open standard DNG RAW.
In addition and as a perfect complement to the PENTAX K01, is the new smc PENTAX DA 40mm Lens, dubbed the “World’s thinnest interchangeable lens” at the time of its production!
This superb lens was styled by world famous designer Marc Newson and features an ultra low profile of only 0.36 inches in overall thickness and is only 1.8 oz in weight!
The maximum F2.8 aperture on this lens makes it ideal for creative depth of field applications and existing light photography. Furthermore, its nine rounded aperture blades produce extraordinarily smooth, natural bokeh.
ADDITIONAL KEY FEATURES:
● Fixed focal length 40mm prime lens is equivalent to 61mm in the 35mm format.
● Short 16 inch minimum focus distance
● PENTAX SP (Super Protect) coating on lens surface helps repel elements and aids in cleaning.
● PENTAX K mount is compatible with current and past K-mount compatible cameras.
K-01 KEY FEATURES:
● Contemporary styling by world renowned designer Marc Newson
● Durable aluminum frame with stylish exterior in a selection of colors
● Mirorrless body design is compatible with PENTAX K-mount lenses.
● Exceptional 16 Megapixel APS-C sized CMOS image sensor with low noise image capture and multiple aspect ratios.
● Bright high resolution 3 inch LCD with 920,000 dots
● Full HD 1080p video capture at 30 FPS with h.264 compression (60 FPS at 720p) features outstanding video capture flexibility.
● Sensor-shift PENTAX Shake and Dust Reduction system is compatible with every mounted PENTAX lens.
● Fast 6 FPS burst mode is ideal for fast-action photography.
● Shutter speeds from 1/4000 to 30 seconds and bulb with a silent shutter action.
● Flexible ISO range of 100-25,600 ensures gorgeous noise-free imaging in any lighting environment.
● Shooting modes include P, Av,Tv, and M, as well as powerful automatic modes, creative filters and finishing options.
● Focus peaking mode provides fast and accurate manual focusing for critical focus applications.
● In-Camera HDR mode combines bracketed user-specified exposures into a single, perfectly blended still image.
● Built-in popup flash and external hotshoe compatible with modern PENTAX digital flash units.
● Captures JPG still images as well as open standard DNG RAW.
In addition and as a perfect complement to the PENTAX K01, is the new smc PENTAX DA 40mm Lens, dubbed the “World’s thinnest interchangeable lens” at the time of its production!
This superb lens was styled by world famous designer Marc Newson and features an ultra low profile of only 0.36 inches in overall thickness and is only 1.8 oz in weight!
The maximum F2.8 aperture on this lens makes it ideal for creative depth of field applications and existing light photography. Furthermore, its nine rounded aperture blades produce extraordinarily smooth, natural bokeh.
ADDITIONAL KEY FEATURES:
● Fixed focal length 40mm prime lens is equivalent to 61mm in the 35mm format.
● Short 16 inch minimum focus distance
● PENTAX SP (Super Protect) coating on lens surface helps repel elements and aids in cleaning.
● PENTAX K mount is compatible with current and past K-mount compatible cameras.
Nikon D7000 vs. Nikon D4: Low Light (ISO 3200) Noise Comparison.
FenchelJanisch2: Second video comparison between the upcoming Nikon D4 an the in 2010 released Nikon D7000. We used the crop mode of the D4 to get the same focal length.
Same settings on both cameras!
Lenses on both DSLRs: Nikon 35mm F/1.8 + Nikon 50mm F/1.8
Settings on both cameras:ISO 3200. Aperture F/2.8. Shutter speed 1/50s.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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Same settings on both cameras!
Lenses on both DSLRs: Nikon 35mm F/1.8 + Nikon 50mm F/1.8
Settings on both cameras:ISO 3200. Aperture F/2.8. Shutter speed 1/50s.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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January 28, 2012
Second test with the Canon EOS-1D X and the Nikon D4
Source: FenchelJanisch2.
Settings on both cameras:ISO 1600. Aperture F/2 + F/2.8. Shutter speed 1/50s
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Settings on both cameras:ISO 1600. Aperture F/2 + F/2.8. Shutter speed 1/50s
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