video-cameras

Canon 1Ds Mark IV may get a 32-megapixel sensor

Published on: 23rd February, 2010

As shown into a Canon Rumors report, Canon intends to launch an update to the 1Ds, which is the company’s flagship full-frame DSLR. The source to have mentioned the news is said to be of a mixed record. Even if there is less information known, the Mark IV version is expected to upgrade the current [...]

Rebel T2i with 18MP sensor, 30fps and 1,080p from Canon

Published on: 13th February, 2010

Canon has launched a set of camera updates headlined by its Rebel T2i. The successor of the entry DSLR from Canon uses the same 18-megapixel lens as the EOS 7D and keeps the video recording features of the latter. It shoots at 30 frames per second at 1,080-pixel, compared to 20 for the T1i, and [...]

Budget alternative to the Olympus E-P1 camera

Published on: 9th February, 2010

The rumoured Olympus camera is supposed to be a low-cost alternative to the E-P1, according to a leak. The 4/3 Rumors reveals that the device would have a plastic body and would cost less than the genuine retro Micro Four Thirds camera. It would feature the same 12-megapixel sensor like the E-P1, but also the [...]

Pentax launched the retro-styled Optio I10, H90 and E90 cameras

Published on: 31st January, 2010

Pentax has launched the three rumoured Optio cameras, two of them being unusual designs. The I10 goes back to the look of vintage film SLRs, even including an element of SLR-level features. With fixed-in-place 5× and 28-140mm equivalent lens, the compact camera supports remote control for taking indirect shoots. The 12-megapixel camera does not have [...]

Optio H90 and L10 cameras of Pentax ready

Published on: 29th January, 2010

As revealed by some trusty sources, Pentax plans to present at the upcoming PMA photography show its latest unique cameras. The Optio H90 and L10 devices will both sport a vintage look. The former will be something of the style of a rangefinder while the latter will be more like a conventional film camera. The [...]

Samsung outs new TL and SL ultra compact cameras

Published on: 22nd January, 2010

Samsung has released three new smaller models to complete the series of compact cameras. The TL105 and TL110 upgrade the optics of the existing TL100 with improved 27 and 27.5mm lenses respectively and have longer 4× and 5× zooms. The two cameras feature Smart Auto (scene detection) to 720-pixel video recording and are only two [...]

The 1080p 3D camcorder from Panasonic

Published on: 13th January, 2010

At the CES show in Las Vegas, Panasonic presented their professional 1080p 3D camcorder. This new device eliminates the need of any complex 3D system with more than one camera, thanks to its twin lenses. Panasonic has put in a single case all the cameras elements, memory card, lenses and camera head; the whole device [...]

Take 1000 shots with the A450 Sony DSLR

Published on: 9th January, 2010

With the CES show, Sony has announced its new mid-range Alpha DSLR shooter. The new A450 is under the A500 series and uses a 14.2-megapixel CMOS sensor same like the A550 and does not have the tilting LCD display and the secondary Live View sensor. On charge the camera can take about 1,050 pictures and [...]

Mirrorless pro body NX10 camera launched by Samsung

Published on: 8th January, 2010

Samsung has launched the first mirrorless pro body camera, the NX10, which has a DSLR-sized sensor and uses, like the Micro Four Thirds, swappable lenses. The new camera has better sensitivity and also lower noise, thanks to the 14.6-megapixel CMOS imager. This launch confirms previous rumours about the possible release of a camera in this [...]

EPIC-X and Scarlet Cameras – Shipped Before the End of 2009

Published on: 3rd November, 2009

Jim Jannard, CEO of RED, accepted that there were many delays in launching the two cameras and promised shipping them as soon as possible. He explained that the company has now a better control over the development process and that the economy status doesn’t push RED to accelerate new launches because customers are not very [...]

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