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Today Leica announced a new camera that is certainly surprising in many ways. The new Leica T marks the beginning of a new system for the German brand, and finds its place between the M and X systems. It features a 16mp CMOS APS-C sensor like the X2 but the image quality specs in this case are actually less important.
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The title of this article may be a premature assessment seeing that we have yet to see and try the camera first-hand, but I can’t hide the fact that I am very excited about this announcement. Forget megapixels, crazy ISO, sensor size. And forget autofocus the way we know it today. The Lytro Illum gives birth to an entirely new way of shooting.
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When I first tried the recently released Sony A7 and A7r, I wondered why Sony didn’t differentiate more substantially between the two cameras by giving the A7 less megapixels but a vaster ISO range. The answer is now very clear: a third camera, called Sony A7s, where the “s” stands for sensitivity, was on its way.
It also included interesting video capabilities with a 4k recording option and professional settings that filmmakers will surely appreciate.
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It seems like just yesterday that we met the Panasonic Lumix GM1, the smallest interchangeable lens camera on the market. Then, on Wednesday this week, Samsung announced the super thin NX Mini. Not only is it the ultimate selfie machine thanks to its 3-inch rotating flip-touch screen, but at just 0.8 inches in thickness and a weight of 158 grams, it is also officially the thinnest interchangeable lens compact system camera (CSC) on the market. The GM1, on the other hand, retains its title as the smallest as far as length and width are concerned.
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We’ve been inundated with a number of exciting mirrorless news updates from Sony, Olympus and Fujifilm over the past few days, so we felt that now was a good time to round them up into one post!