Another new camera announced today comes from Canon – the Powershot G1X. This camera too comes with a larger CMOS sensor – however unlike many other cameras with larger sensors is an all in one camera with no interchangeable lenses. Canon are billing it as an alliterative to a DSLR (or a 2nd camera for [...]
One of the fastest growing segments of the digital camera market is the smaller bodied interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras that have been released by many manufacturers in the last 12 or so months. Filling the gap between DSLRs and compact point and shoots – these cameras give the flexibility of being able to change lenses [...]
Jared Polin from FroKnowsPhoto.com has just handed me this press release from Nikon on their new D4! Which he says is pure awesome. Sniff test it? Yes he did… Watch the video below for Jared’s reaction to the newly announced Nikon D4 Potentially available end of Feb 2012 and coming in at around $6,000… Here’s [...]
Today’s summer series recap looks at some of the hottest ‘gear’ related posts on dPS from 2011. It includes some reviews but also some recommendations and discussion starters. A Visual Tour of Canon’s 24-70mm f2.8 Lens 17 Best Selling DSLRs Among our Readers Nikon D3100 DSLR Review Black Rapid RS-7 Camera Strap Review 5 Cheap [...]
]This camera seems to tick quite a few boxes: the CMOS sensor captures an effective 16.1 million pixels; the Nikkor lens has a 14x range, equating to 25-350mm in a 35 SLR lens; it’s very compact and pocketable, at only 33mm depth with lens withdrawn. The maximum image size is 4608×3456 pixels or, 39x29cm as [...]
They’re all looking pretty much of a muchness. Peas in a pod. Hard to tell one from the other: mirrorless, interchangeable lens cameras. Sony’s NEX approach broke from cover soon after Olympus and Sony had got going with their Micro Four Thirds models. It soon achieved some notice and not a little notoriety because of [...]
It’s that time of year again – the time when most of us photographers find friends, family, and co-workers asking us what photo related gifts we’d like to receive. As much as we’d love to say, “Oh I wouldn’t mind a EOS-1D X or a Nikon D700,” the cold, hard reality is if we don’t [...]
Cute as pie. Cheap as chips. Well, on the latter count: nearly. I’m still figuring out why Olympus has launched virtually the same camera in three different guises that this Micro Four Thirds system gear encloses. It beats me! Look around the DPS site and you’ll see my recent views of the E-P3 and Lite [...]
It’s time for Deal #4 in the dPS 12 Days of Christmas and today we’re taking a little break from ‘teaching’ resources and we’ve got three physical products for you to choose from – each coming to you from our good friends at Photojojo. With the coupon code below each one is 10% off today [...]
Over the last few weeks we’ve been updating our Popular Digital Cameras and Gear page with the best selling* photography gear among our readers. Following is the latest update from the last quarter – this time focusing upon point and shoot cameras. This category has seen some amazing improvements in quality in the last couple [...]
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