Konost Ff

Konost is a new startup composed of engineers and designers passionate about photography, their beautiful Konost FF is a digital rangefinder that could very well challenge Leica. They state "Konost FF is the world´s first true digital rangefinder”, instead of using the traditional mechanical rangefinder, it uses electronics overlayed on an optical viewfinder. Although not yet available (expected in early 2016), we leave you with some specs: it will feature a aluminum alloy body, 20MP resolution, frame rate of 30 fps, plus Raw and JPEG settings. No information on price has yet, but Konost aim to be competitive so that the camera will be accessible, meaning Leica could have a contender soon. watch the video

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Leica Q3 43

Leica has introduced the stunning Q3 43, featuring a 43mm f/2 APO-Summicron lens, perfect for street photography and portraits. This new lens offers a more natural perspective, mimicking human vision while maintaining the compact size of the Q3. It also includes a macro mode for close-ups and a leaf shutter for high-speed flash shots. At its core, the Leica Q3 43 boasts a 60MP BSI CMOS full-frame sensor with Triple Resolution Technology, allowing users to cap...
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SONY ALPHA A6600

Sony is following up the popular a6500 with its latest flagship model, the a6600. In it, you´ll find a host of enhancements, including in-body image stabilization, a 24.2-megapixel APS-C sensor, an AI-powered Z-Bionz image processor, 425 autofocus points and, the world’s fastest AF speed, just 0.02-seconds. It will also feature up to 11fps continuous shooting, expanded ISO 120400, a 2,359-dot OLED EVF, Sony Z battery compatibility, magnesium alloy construction wi...
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DJI Ronin-SC

DJI have introduced their latest gimbal allowing users to capture professional-quality footage with ease. Offering advanced stabilization in an ultra-lightweight design, the new Ronin-SC takes the powerful technology from the brand’s Ronin-S gimbal and puts it into a lighter and smaller form factor. The 3-axis gimbal is made for singlehanded use and supports a wide range of cameras and lenses and even has a modular design for quick setup and optimized portability....
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