System uses 4 pairs of cameras to photograph a 360 degree area in stereoscopic 3D. Price to be under $1,000.
Category Archives: Cameras
Panasonic said to begin work on 8K video sensors
That would be 33 megapixels, at 24, 30 and presumably 60 fps.
(I am remodeling my kitchen so posting online has been sparse recently. Much of this will be done in a week, although we may start fixing up one more room in the house after that!)
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A professional photographer switches to the Nikon 1 System
A professional photographer switches to the Nikon 1 V2 system and ends up selling his D800. Here’s why and how he did that:
This article outlines some of the reasons why I love shooting with the Nikon 1 camera system
Source: why I love shooting with Nikon 1
I also shoot both the Nikon 1 V2 and the Lumix GH-n cameras. I like both formats a lot, and especially like the Nikon 1 as it enables me to travel with a tiny camera kit yet get great photos.
Canon announces 250-megapixel image sensor
Canon has today announced a new ultra-high resolution CMOS image sensor that packs approximately 250 megapixels into an area smaller than a United States postage stamp.
Source: Canon announces whopping 250-megapixel camera sensor – TechSpot
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Using a Computar c-mount lens on the Nikon 1
These photographs were taken with a Nikon 1 V2 and a Computar f/1.2 12.6-75mm c-mount television camera lens. For improved sharpness, I usually shoot this lens at f/4 as it is soft at f/1.2. I also use a 0.6 ND filter so that I can use the lens wide open.
The lens is used with a c-mount to Nikon 1 mount adapter ring. The lens is primarily useful only at the long end of the lens, otherwise there is vignetting. However, for the used price, this produces a rather excellent, fast telephoto lens for the Nikon 1.
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