DSLR
Canon EOS 6D Full-Frame
Attention camera fiends, Canon just dropped the EOS 6D Full-Frame. I remember the days when I used to be a Nikon fanboy, Apparently the pocket emptier Nikon just announced its D600, a $2,100 DSLR with a full-frame sensor. Now, just four days later, we have a similar (and identically priced) offering from Canon. Coincidence? Not likely. Read more
Canon PowerShot G1 X
Canon have unveiled the PowerShot G1 X, an all new design that features a large CMOS sensor designed to produce DSLR levels of image quality and control in a highly portable metal body. Another profound step from camera Canon this is perhaps the finest compact camera produced to date, in addition features include the same pixel size and structure as the EOS 600D, and a surface area approximately 6.3 times larger than the sensor in the acclaimed PowerShot G12. On-chip noise reduction ensures images are clear, even at high ISO speeds, while a 4-channel read-out provides high speed image capture – ensuring fast, responsive performance in all conditions.
Nikon D4 DSLR Camera
Finally after months of teasing and rumors, Nikon has released their flagship D4 DSLR Camera, successor to the D3. Quoted as the 'multi-media DSLR', the D4 is equipped with an Ethernet port and up to 204k ISO range for low-light conditions.
Fine tuned for the professional photographer, the Nikon D4 has been made to react quicker, in approximately 0.012 seconds of start-up time so you'd be ready to shoot with a 91,000 pixel RGB sensor. It also boasts the Advanced Multi-Cam 3500 AF autofocus system that has proven, in previous cameras, to be able to deliver quality results.
The D4 also records videos in HD at 1080 pixels, in B-Frame data compression methods so as to maximize storage space. Simultaneous viewing can be achieved by using the camera's HDMI port to display directly onto the monitor.
Packing all the requirements, and more, of a professional DSLR camera, the Nikon D4 will reach stores early this year at a staggering price of at least USD$5999.
