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Sony is introducing its full-frame α (alpha) DSLR-A900 camera, aimed at serious photo enthusiasts looking for traditional SLR performance with the added benefits of digital photography.
It is designed to deliver ultra-fine picture quality with the world’s highest resolution, 24.6-megapixel, 35 mm full-frame CMOS sensor and fast image processing with a new dual BIONZ® processing engines. The camera is also the first to have a body-integrated image stabilization system for a full-frame sensor with Sony’s SteadyShot® Inside anti-shake system.
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Category: Sony
Tags: A900, Alpha, full-frame, Sony
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How do you think what would be new name of upcoming Canon DSLR camera?
Google gives following results:
- “EOS 3D” - 378000 pages
- “EOS 5D Mark II” – 71700 pages
- “EOS 7D” – 37400 pages
- “EOS 6D” – 7150 pages
So it looks lite that most Internet thinks it will be calls Canon EOS 3D… And the second place goes to Canon EOS 5D Mark II
I like second variant. I don’t believe Canon will call it EOS 3D… This is absolutely different market.
Category: Canon
Tags: 3D, 5D, 5D Mark II, 6D, 7D, Canon, eos
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Canon has added a mysterious teaser to its US website.
The page shows a silhouette of a camera with the words ‘Destined Evolution.’ It looks like it will be updated to include more detail in the future…
It’s almost as if the company is building up to the launch of a camera to replace one of its older models. I have no specific information, but everyone predicts an EOS 5D replacement is coming…
Category: Canon
Tags: 5D, Canon, rumors
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Sony and Panasonic will both unveil new digital SLR cameras next week, the companies said Wednesday.
Sony’s camera, a new member of its “alpha” family of cameras, will be shown at a company event that is scheduled to take place in Tokyo on Wednesday.
Sony didn’t offer any other information about the camera but it’s likely to be the long-anticipated high-end camera in the alpha line-up. Earlier this year Sony said the camera will have a full-frame sensor – an image sensor the same size as a 35mm film frame – with a resolution of 24.6 megapixels and image stabilization to reduce the effects of camera shake.
Two days later Panasonic will show the successor to the DMC-L10 at a Tokyo news conference. Panasonic said the new camera “offers unique features to set a new trend in digital SLR photography” but didn’t reveal any information about the camera too.
The camera follows on from the DMC-L10 and will be presented at a Tokyo news conference on September 12. Panasonic said the new camera “offers unique features to set a new trend in digital SLR photography” but didn’t reveal any information about the camera.
The DMC-L10 was launched in September last year at the Photokina camera show in Germany and was the second digital SLR to be presented by Panasonic. The new camera will become the third Lumix digital SLR and is likely to be a main feature of Panasonic’s Photokina line-up.
Likewise, the new Sony Alpha will be a key item at its Photokina booth. Photokina begins in Cologne on September 23.
Category: Panasonic, Sony
Tags: Alpha, anounces, Lumix, Panasonic, Photokina, Sony
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Adobe Creative Suite 4 will be officially launched on 23rd September.
I can’t tell you anything other than Adobe CS4 will be the largest product launch in Adobe’s history. You can signup to watch a special web broadcast and be among the first to see what’s on offer.
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Tags: Adobe, Creative Suite, CS4, Photoshop CS4
