Check pre-order availability for the new Canon Rebel T3i below. [click to continue…]
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February 2011
Fuji has made quite a show of its APS-C format, fixed lens X100 camera. Today, Fuji dropped what should be its final press release on the X100, detailing availability, price and full spec list.
The 12.3MP Fuji X100 should be available in March 2011 at an initial retail price of $1199.95. Check availability at B&H Photo and Amazon.com.
Check out additional photos, the press release and full specifications below. [click to continue…]
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The Olympus SZ-10 is a 14MP superzoom camera, sporting a 18x optical zoom lens (28-504mm equivalent). The SZ-10 also features a high resolution 3-inch LCD (460k-dot res) and captures 720p HD video.
Perhaps the biggest feature on the SZ-10 is the fact that it shrank from past superzoom models. The camera is quite compact for your typical superzoom camera model, measuring only 1.5-inches thick.
The Olympus SZ-10 carries a retail price tag of $249.99 and should be available in March. Check availability on Amazon.com.
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Olympus has announced a trio new compact cameras – namely the VG-100, VR-320 and VR-330. [click to continue…]
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Sony has announced that it will be unlocking the keys to its popular NEX camera models (i.e., the E-mount specifications) and allow third-parties to develop lenses for the system. What’s more, Sony won’t charge them a dime.
Given the initial popularity of cameras like the NEX-5 and NEX-VG10, I would expect to see plenty of lenses down the road from the likes of Sigma and others. In fact, Sony is touting the endorsement of the move by Sigma, Zeiss, Cosina, and Tamron.
No specifics on what glass will be the first on store shelves, but my guess is that these guys already have stuff in progress.
Any Sony NEX owners out there with a wish-list of lenses from Zeiss, Sigma, etc.?
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Pentax has announced a limited edition of its K-5 DSLR, along with three prime lenses: (1) the DA 12mm f/3.2 AL; (2) the DA 40mm f/2.8 and (3) the DA 70mm f/2.4.
The limited edition Pentax K-5 has a silver body and a revised grip. It will cost $1700 for the body only and should be available in April.
Pentax has not provided info on the availability or pricing for the limited edition lenses (also silver in color) other than that they are TBA.
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