DSLR Cameras
Sony FZ-mount 4K video DSLR camera will not be released
Sony has been flaunting for over a year an FZ-mount camera that shoots 4K videos and looks like a DSLR. A lot of people have thought that this device or a similar model will actually be released on the market. However, it seems like this was never a possibility as the Sony FZ-mount 4K video DSLR camera was just aimed at getting feedback.
Nikon D800s camera could become official next week
Nikon is rumored to have begun sending invitations to special events, taking place in multiple countries, that will include the launch of a new product. According to inside sources, it is time to wave goodbye to the D800 and D800E, as the Nikon D800s camera will take their place with new specs and plenty of notable improvements soon.
Canon 7D DSLR camera rumored to be discontinued this June
The Canon 7D DSLR camera has been around for about five years. The rumor mill is claiming that its time is finally up, as the Japan-based company will discontinue this model by the end of the month. As a result, the road will be paved for the 7D Mark II, a sought-after replacement that photographers have been demanding for years.
New Nikon Coolpix compact camera or D800s DSLR coming soon
Nikon is rumored to hold a product launch event in the near future, most likely by the end of the month. A new Nikon Coolpix compact camera is said to be the epicenter of the event. However, inside sources are not ruling out the fact that the Nikon D800s DSLR camera could actually take this role and replace both the D800 and D800E.
Q1 2014 was another bad quarter for digital camera shipments
Digital camera makers simply cannot catch a break! The latest industry reports confirmed that digital camera shipments in Q1 2014 decreased when compared to shipments recorded during the same period in 2013. The main source of the decline is the compact camera business, which has dropped by more than 41.5%.
Nikon D600 issues have cost the company almost $18 million
Nikon has recently posted the Q&A session regarding the financial results for the year ending March 31, 2014. Among the answers, the Japan-based company has also provided a reaction to the notorious Nikon D600 issues. According to the manufacturer, almost $18 million have been pledged to service faulty D600 units.
Nikon D800s DSLR camera to be manufactured in Thailand
Nikon is rumored to switch the birth place of the D800 series. According to inside sources, the Nikon D800s DSLR camera will be made in Thailand, whereas its predecessors, both the D800 and D800E, have been manufactured in Japan. Either way, the launch date of the shooter has been scheduled for late June 2014.
Canon 1D X replacement coming in late 2014 or early 2015
Canon is rumored to have begun testing a prototype for the flagship EOS camera. The Canon 1D X replacement has been tested by some photographers in New York City. The DSLR camera is said to capture photos around the same resolution as the 5D Mark III and to be on track for a late 2014 or early 2015 release date.
RAW S: Nikon’s small RAW file size option
Nikon D4s is the flagship FX-format camera. It was launched earlier in 2014 along with a surprise. The DSLR is now offering a Nikon RAW S file size option. This is a first for the company’s cameras and a lot of photographers have been wondering what this sRAW option stands for and what it does. Well, this article provides all the answers!
Canon 7D replacement to undergo final testing at 2014 World Cup
Canon will finally launch a successor for the 7D camera at thePhotokina 2014, source says. The company will also test the 7D replacement at the 2014 World Cup. This event takes place in Brazil and begins on June 12. The source has also confirmed some other details, so you should read on to find out all the information!
Nikon D800s announcement date and more specs leaked online
Nikon D800s is once again in the limelight of the rumor mill. According to sources familiar with the matter, the D800/D800E replacement will actually be announced towards the end of June 2014. Additionally, a more detailed specifications list has showed up on the web, revealing interesting information about the upcoming DSLR camera.
Crop Sensor vs. Full-Frame: Which one do I need and why?
If you are new to photography, or starting to think about upgrading your camera equipment from entry-level gear to something more professional, you may be confused about what crop sensor vs. full-frame really means and how it affects your photography. First, what is a sensor? The sensor is the electronic device that records information when…
New Canon PowerShot and Rebel cameras to pack DOF control
Canon is rumored to be working on a Lytro-like light-field technology that will be added into some upcoming compact cameras and DSLRs. According to an inside source, the company’s depth-of-field control features could become available in the new Canon PowerShot and Rebel cameras that will be released by the end of the year.
Nikon D7200 DSLR camera replacing D7100 this summer
Nikon is rumored to reveal a plethora of new cameras by the end of 2014. One of them is the Nikon D7200, a DSLR that will serve as a D7100 replacement. Inside sources are claiming that the device will become official this summer. Meanwhile, the company is also working on other cameras, such as the D800s, D9300, and D2300.
Canon 7D Mark II, 750D, and 150D DSLRs delayed until Q3 2014
Replacements for the Canon 7D, Canon 700D, and Canon 100D are rumored to have been scheduled for a May 2014 launch. However, “manufacturing issues” with the Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology are said to be the main culprit behind the delay of the Canon 7D Mark II, Canon 750D, and Canon 150D DSLR cameras until Q3 2014.
Leaked service advisory details Canon 1D X autofocus issues
There is no such thing as a perfect device. Nikon DSLRs have taken quite a beating from the users and the media, while the Fujifilm X-T1 has some problems as well. However, Canon products are affected, too. A leaked service advisory is detailing some Canon 1D X autofocus issues at low temperatures, also affecting the EOS 1D C.
Nikon D9300 DSLR rumored to be the Nikon D300s replacement
The Nikon D300s will soon celebrate its fifth birthday. Numerous voices are claiming that the time has come for the flagship DX-format DSLR camera to retire and leave room for a successor. Well, the rumor mill is claiming that a Nikon D9300 is in development and is being prepared to be announced as the Nikon D300s replacement.
New Canon 7D Mark II rumor reveals May launch date
The rumors concerning the launch of the Canon 7D Mark II are back once again! It seems like the upcoming DSLR is getting closer to its launch date, which is reported to have already been set by the Japanese company. According to the latest information, the EOS 7D replacement will become official in May along with a couple of lenses.
Nikon offering free D600 replacement for faulty cameras
Nikon has issued a new product service announcement, revealing that it is offering a free D600 replacement camera for photographers who are still troubled by dust accumulation issues even after servicing their DSLRs. The company will also pay for the shipping costs and if the D600 is out of stock, it will offer an “equivalent model”.
Canon 5D Mark IV to feature big megapixel 4K-ready sensor
Canon will not announce any Cinema EOS cameras at the NAB Show 2014 after all. Sources have backtracked on their claims and have decided to focus on other matters. Without further ado, it seems like we will be graced by a Canon 5D Mark IV DSLR camera with a big megapixel sensor and 4K video recording support in the near future.
First Nikon D800s specs and price details revealed
After revealing some information about a possible evolution of the Nikon D800/D800E series, the rumor mill is back with the first set of the Nikon D800s specs. The upcoming DSLR camera could be announced at the Photokina 2014 along with an improved autofocus system and low-light capabilities among other enhancements.
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