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Zeiss ZX1 Camera

Zeiss have finally made available for order their first-ever digital camera, the impressive ZX1. The full frame, fixed lens camera has first-class image quality, intuitive image editing and connectivity of a smartphone. It features a 37.4MP full-frame image sensor, fixed 35mm Distagon F2 lens and a huge 4.3" touchscreen with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels to augment its physical controls. The ZX1 also has Adobe Lightroom CC built in, letting users edit the images with the popular RAW photo editor. The sleek aluminum camera will also feature 512GB of onboard storage, plus WiFi, Bluetooth and USB-C. watch the video below



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Fujifilm X-S10 Camera - Image

Fujifilm X-S10 Camera

Fujifilm has just announced a new camera in its popular X-series mirrorless lineup, the X-S10. The Fujifilm X-S10 is a fun, beginner-friendly take on one of the best mirrorless cameras available, the Fujifilm X-T4. It is as if Fujifilm took the X-T4´s guts and crammed them into an even lighter and more compact beginner-friendly body. The powerful mid-range mirrorless camera comes with IBIS, 10-bit 4K external video and an all-new body and controls.  It als...
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Panasonic Lumix S9

Panasonic has unveiled the LUMIX S9 now available in a striking Titanium Gold finish, the smallest and lightest full-frame mirrorless camera in its lineup. Built for creators who live online, this compact powerhouse brings professional image quality and creative control to the palm of your hand. Tailored for the social media generation, the S9 features Panasonic’s REAL TIME LUT system, letting users apply custom color profiles directly in-camera for ins...
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IMPOSSIBLE I-1 INSTANT CAMERA - Image

IMPOSSIBLE I-1 INSTANT CAMERA

The I-1 is the first new camera for the original Polaroid instant photo format in over 20 years. Developed by Impossible Project, the easy-to-use point and shoot instant camera prints photos using Impossible Project 600-type film (reverse-engineered from Polaroids now-discontinued 600-type offering). The camera is paired to an app where you can take full photographic control of aperture, flash and shutter speed, plus experiment with creative tools like light paintin...
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