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David Pogue loves the Sony RX100. I can’t wait till this gets released over this side of the pond. Sony could really be on to a winner with the RX100.
Leica’s fame was built on the work and celebrity of Henri Cartier-Bresson. However, I cannot imagine it would please HCB to see the “luxe” direction Leica is taking. Bresson believed in the power of photography. Before his death, he created a photographic center in Paris to encourage and exhibit the work of photographers, mostly Leica photographers. If he were alive today, I have to believe he would urge Leica to invest a little more in the future of cameras as “working tools” rather than in the future of cameras as “investments.
Comprehensive comparison from Philip Bloom
A first impression from yours truly!
Comprehensive real world (i.e. no charts) review by Steve Huff.
Steve Huff compares the video of both cameras. The Olympus is the clear winner, by a long shot. What’s really impressive is how well the 5-axis stabiliser works on the Olympus.
Luminous Landscape compares the two models. In a nutshell they find the D800E is definitely sharper with more resolution and they didn’t discover a major moire problem either. You should check out their analysis.
Nikon’s new entry level camera gets a ridiculous megapixel count. I presume this is the same sensor from the Sony A77. I really don’t understand the need for 24mp in a consumer level camera. It just makes no sense other than the fact that consumers are more likely to be discerning based on tech specs.
Nikon releases 28mm f 1.8g Prime Lens. Looks promising. It’s full frame and it has a reasonable price point so liokks like a winner. Not sure 28mm is the ideal focal length for a prime, but still.
Good overall review from Imaging Resource and they have a good selection of samples and analysis. It’s a bit geeky but it’s very comprehensive.
Short version….it’s very good!
Create a tripod mount for your iPhone using binder clips. A really clever idea!
Introducing the Blackmagic Cinema Camera
Kai reviews the Olympus OM-D E-M5
(by DigitalRevCom)
The FS700 is shaping up to be one impressive camera. hopefully.
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