الخميس، 27 أغسطس 2015

Olympus TG-4 16 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with 3-Inch LCD (Red)

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Fire sale: refurbished Nikon 1 J4 camera, 10-30mm lens and WP-N3 underwater housing for $229

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Matt Granger published a hands-on review of a new Commlite Nikon F to Sony E adapter (Nikkor lenses on a Sony a7 camera) that will come with autofocus and stabilization support:

The Commlite Nikon F to Sony E adapter will come with autofocus and stabilization

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Now in stock: Tokina AT-X 24-70mm f/2.8 PRO FX lens for Nikon F mount

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Reviews: Canon EOS M3
The big reviews for the Canon EOS M3 have started to arrive.
First up from Gordon at CameraLabs
If you do have an existing EF lens catalogue and fancy a smaller body to try them with, then the EOS M3 is a good choice, and I commend Canon for making so many improvements over the original body. The EOS M3 is a confident step-forward, and with a greater selection of EF-M lenses (or even a promising roadmap) it could certainly become a contender as a standalone camera. But if you’re looking to build a new system that gives you all the benefits of mirrorless, then you should invest in Olympus, Panasonic, Fujifilm or Sony, all of whom have dumped their legacy DSLR baggage and are concentrating on delivering a more compelling native experience.
Read the full review at CameraLabs
Paul from WhatDigitalCamera
There are areas in which the new camera is still lacking, however. Notably, the relatively slow burst mode and small buffer make the M3 feel a bit dated, while the kit lens also feels in need of an update already.
So, although the M3 is a huge improvement on its predecessor it’s up against some serious competition and it’s difficult to claim that it outperforms its closest challengers.
Read the full review at WhatDigitalCamera
Both reviews, and the others I have seen think the EOS M3 is a step in the right direction, but hasn’t done anything to even suggest Canon wants to be a market leader in this segment.
As you know, the EOS M3 isn’t available in North America, but you shouldn’t have a problem getting your hands on one via ebay or other global retailers such as DigitalRev.
Canon EOS M3 w/18-55 IS STM $699 at DigitalRev

Reviews: Canon EOS M3

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Canon EOS M3 Coming to North America? [CR2]
We’re told that Canon USA is currently discussing whether or not to bring the EOS M3 to the United States. Discussions are ongoing and a decision will be made soon.
The original EOS M was available in North America, but its successor, the EOS M2 was not. I do believe the lacklustre lens lineup for the system is one of the reasons the system isn’t currently in the United States, along with the fact mirrorless cameras continue to lag in sales in the USA compared to other markets around the globe.
More to come…

Canon EOS M3 Coming to North America? [CR2]

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Review: Canon EOS M3
For the parts of the planet that actually get the opportunity to buy the brand new Canon EOS M3, this is a worthwhile read. For the rest of us, we’re going to have to decide if we want to buy a “grey market” M3.
Dan Berdal of DnK Photography has done a very “real world” review of the little camera and compared it to his workhorse, the EOS 5D Mark III.
Mirrorless cameras are the future of photography. At some point the bulk of a camera like the 5dmkiii + high end lens makes you a worse photographer. If you’re serious about photography, but your current camera is so big that you don’t use it, then this is a great option. Personally I think that this camera will be a great walk around camera. The image quality is more than sufficient for capturing life memories and travel shots.
Read the full review
Source: [DnK] via [NL]

Review: Canon EOS M3

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The Mirrorless Movement: Sony Boasts Record Growth in Expanding Mirrorless Digital Camera Market
SAN DIEGO, Jun. 3, 2015 – Sony Electronics – an overall leader in digital imaging and the world’s largest image sensor manufacturer – is experiencing record growth in sales of mirrorless cameras, a rapidly expanding segment of the interchangeable lens camera (ILC) business.
According to The NPD Group, overall mirrorless camera revenue has grown 16.5% over the past 12 months, with DSLR sales declining approximately 15% over the same period.  During this time, Sony has experienced a robust 66% boost in their company’s mirrorless camera sales, strengthening their dominant position as the #1 overall mirrorless brand, a position they have held for 4 consecutive years.*1
“Growth in the mirrorless segment shows this new technology and form factor are resonating with consumers,” said Ben Arnold, executive director, The NPD group. “Going forward, mirrorless will continue to command a greater share of the interchangeable lens camera category.”
On top of the sales momentum, InfoTrends’ customer surveys demonstrate how strong innovation in the mirrorless space is continuing to attract a younger and more photo active ILC customer.  The latest data shows that over 61% of first time ILC buyers are under the age of 35, up from 54% approximately two years ago.  Key motivating factors for their photography include travel and family.
“First time buyers in today’s ILC market will play an integral part in future growth of the segment, especially considering the increasingly younger customers that are buying into new systems,” said Ed Lee, group director of the Consumer and Professional Imaging group at InfoTrends.
This news comes on the heels of the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) decision to recognize “Mirrorless” as the official term for interchangeable lens cameras that do not include a mirror mechanism.
“This information shines a spotlight on where the mirrorless market has been, where it is today, and the bright future it presents,” said Neal Manowitz, director of the still image business at Sony Electronics.  “Our business continues to thrive based on strong innovation and the unique value propositions we are delivering with products like the α7 series and the α6000.  Their impressive imaging credentials allow photo enthusiasts, hobbyist and professionals to capture content in ways they never before thought possible.”
*1 Monthly NPD data, Amount, 12 months ending April 2015

The Mirrorless Movement: Sony Boasts Record Growth in Expanding Mirrorless Digital Camera Market

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Deal: Canon EOS M3 Body $554
DigitalRev is selling the Canon EOS M3 body for $554USD to American customers for a limited time. You won’t officially have a US warranty for the camera, but you will most likely still be covered by Canon for repairs.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • 24.2 MP APS-C CMOS sensor
  • Hybrid CMOS AF III
  • Powerful DIGIC 6 processing
  • 3.0 inch (1040k) ClearView II Tilt Touchscreen
  • 49 Point AF & 4.2 fps continuous shooting
  • Scene Intelligent Auto
  • Stunning 1080p movies at 24, 25 and 30 fps
  • Creative Assist
  • Wi-Fi, Dynamic NFC, remote control and sharing
Canon EOS M3 Body $554

Deal: Canon EOS M3 Body $554

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Preorder EOS M3 Camera & EF-M Lenses in the USA
Camera Body & Kits:
Canon EOS M3 Body – Black: Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon
Canon EOS M3 w/ EF-M 18-55mm IS STM Lens – Black: Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon
Canon EOS M3 w/ EF-M 18-55mm IS STM Lens – White: Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon
Canon EOS M3 w/ EF-M 18-55mm & EF-M 55-200mm Lenses – Black: Adorama | B&H Photo |  Amazon
EF-M Lenses
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Canon EF-M 11-22mm F4/5.6 IS STM Lens: Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon
Canon EF-M 55-200mm F4.5/6.3 IS STM Lens: Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon
Canon EF 22mm F2 STM SL Lens: Adorama | B&H Photo | Amazon

Preorder EOS M3 Camera & EF-M Lenses in the USA

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