0 Samsung announces new mirrorless camera

Samsung has officially announced its next NX-series of mirrorless camera - the NX300 which is a 3D-capable successor of the NX210.

Alongwith this mirrorless camera, Samsung has also announced a 3D lens which is supposedly the world’s first one-lens 3D system.

The NX300 will not sport an Android 4.1 operating system like the Galaxy Camera.

The NX300 houses a 20.3 megapixel APS-C sensor, an ISO range of 100 to 25,600, 8.6 FPS continuous shooting mode, hybrid autofocus for faster focussing, 1080p @ 60fps support for video files, dual-band Wi-Fi and a fast 3D capable DRIMe IV image processor.

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0 Canon EOS 6D finally announced, with 20MP full frame sensor

The rumour mill can be a wondrous thing. Many years ago, before the 7D was announced, rumour had it that Canon was going to announce a “6D”. What we got then was a crop sensor 7D, but the name has been around for years, cropping up every now and then around major events like CES.

The mills can finally stop turning now, as Canonhas officially announced the EOS 6D, the third full frame camera from the Japanese camera giant. The last few days have seen postulation of what the specs will be and Canon has put them all to rest.

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0 Canon 1Dx DSLR finally gets a launch date

Back in February, Canon made a huge splash across the imaging world with the announcement of the Canon 1Dx. The 1Dx is revolutionary in the sense that it finally put to rest the split in Canon’s pro-grade bodies (the 1D series and the 1Ds series) and brought best of both the worlds into one camera.

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0 Lytro Light Field Cameras available in India

It was almost a year ago when Ren Ng announced the fruits of his PhD thesis, a camera that could refocus images after they had been shot. Initially scoffed at, the idea picked up favor with techies once a working prototype was demoed. Lytro finally made their Light Field Cameras available for purchase in the American borders sometime in early March, with no word on price or availability for the Indian consumers.

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0 Vu 3D camera launched in India

Vu Technologies has launched the Vu 3D camera in India, priced at Rs. 19,990. A 16MP camera, it can record full 1080p HD video in both 2D and 3D, at 30 frames per second. It is available at Vu stores across the country.

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