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Sony A6400

Sony have introduced the mid-range A6400 mirrorless camera, an ideal choice for vloggers. The A6400 packs an all-new 24.2-megapixel Exmor APS-C sensor and next-gen BIONZ X image processor. It is capable of 4K 30fps video, and features a 425-point contrast and phase detect autofocus, along with real-time subject tracking and eye AF. It can handle high-speed continuous shooting up to 20 frames per second (20fps), or 11fps when the real-time tracking modes are enabled. The A6400 also has a microphone jack, a flip-out 3.0-inch touchscreen display, and a high-resolution XGA OLED electronic viewfinder. watch the video below



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PIXII RANGEFINDER CAMERA - Image

PIXII RANGEFINDER CAMERA

The good-looking Pixii Rangefinder Camera is a new model developed by a French start up company that aims to stir things up a bit in the photo segment; They aim to simplify the whole process of taking photos. Their goal is to offer a high a quality camera, that uses a reasonable 0,67x optical viewfinder, LED-backlit frames, a 12-bit sampling rate, a CMOS sensor, a high dynamic range plus an interesting expandable ISO from 100-6400. One of its coolest features is the...
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URTH CAMERA STRAPS - Image

URTH CAMERA STRAPS

The stylish eco-friendly Urth camera straps are constructed with durable recycled nylon and equipped with an adjustable buckle for added length and flexibility in carrying your gear. Effortlessly switch between wearing it as a neck, cross-body, or shoulder strap. Opt for the silicone grip for stability or flip to the smooth nylon webbing for seamless movement. Each strap includes a tripod anchor mount and two sets of their exclusive quick-release pebble fasteners, s...
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LYTRO CAMERA | SHOOT NOW FOCUS LATER - Image

LYTRO CAMERA | SHOOT NOW FOCUS LATER

This is the Lytro Digital Camera, it´s technology will revolutionize digital cameras forever. If this U.S. startup delivers what they promise, focusing before shooting will be a memory of the past. Focusing comes after, on the computer, the user is free to choose the focus point they want. The Lytro works with a multi-focus system, it looks at different points in the image and saves it in a single file. It´s like taking several photos at the same time with differ...
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