Kemajuan teknologi telah membuka jalan bagi para produsen untuk memperkenalkan berbagai fitur canggih untuk kamera mendatang. Satu sisi, produsen berlomba-lomba bersaing untuk memberikan kualitas gambar yang lebih baik, dan soal kinerja tinggi saat pengambilan gambar cahaya rendah. Dan sisi lain, mereka juga berusaha memberikan fitur untuk meningkatkan kinerja kamera - seperti transfer data cepat, sistem fokus otomatis yang lebih baik, shoot dengan kecepatan rana yang sangat tinggi (1/8000 detik/lebih) dan lainnya. Berikut ini adalah 5 kamera top yang diharapkan memanaskan rumor di pasaran, berita dan spesifikasi yang diharapkan, fitur, dan tanggal rilis yang diproyeksikan.
1. Nikon D4
Nikon D4 has been in the limelight for being the first DSLR to adopt the Thunderbolt.Thunderbolt (code name Lightpeak) is a technology to make data transfers moreefficient than ever, with speeds as high as 10 Gb / s. This will ensure that the mass transfer of images and video to the PC will be less time consuming. Other expectedfeatures of MP camera 18 is: ISO range varies from 200 to ISO 12800 and can be extended up to 102 400, full-frame FX format sensor, Multi-CAM 3500X auto-focussystem (incorporated in the D3 for the first time) and continue continuous burst mode16.2mp9 frames per second speed. With all the features mentioned above and somesurprises you can expect Nikon D4 will be announced in late September.
2. Nikon D800
Nikon D800 is being considered as a replacement for the Nikon D700. Following therelease pattern Nikon, Nikon D800 should be released in 2009 but as of now in July 2011, we are still waiting for a full-frame FX cameras. For now let us glimpse what theNikon D800 has in store for the shutterbugs. This camera has 24 MP CMOS, 95%frame coverage, 51 points Multicam 3500FX autofocus sensor array (same as D3x), 1 / 8000 ~ 30 sec shutter speed, two live view mode, support for wireless flash and a resolution of the 24MP and 10MP FX in DX. With the expected cost of about $ 3000-3500, the Nikon D800 likely to release in September 2011.
3. Canon EOS 5D Mark III
While Canon EOS 5D Mark II was the first DSLR to feature 1080p video recording and amazing low-light performance (check out Ken Rockwell’s Canon 5D Mark II at high iso test), Mark III is expected to improvise over the video capabilities while maintaining the ISO range of 100-25600. Canon is planning to deliver better image quality and improved noise reduction by updating its image processor to Digic V. Other expected specs and features of Mark III are: new 19 point auto-focus system, 4.2 fps in continuous shooting mode, a slightly larger LCD coupled with new aspect ratio, video auto-focus technology and compatibility with CompactFlash memory cards. With all these expected features Mark III is supposed to hit the market in October 2011 or by early 2012.
4. Sony A77
Engadget is closely eying on the upcoming cameras lined up by Sony and reports that Sony is planning to include translucent mirror in all its future Alpha models. The website also features Sony’s A77 and A65 leaked images and expects the official release next month. While there is no official disclosure about the camera’s specs and features, Sony A77 is believed to be an APS-C format camera with a 24 MP EXMOR CMOS sensor, Sony’s proprietary translucent mirror technology, 1080 HD video capture and an articulating LCD, expected to cost you about $1000-1500 for the camera body.
5. Sony DSLR-A950
Sony A950 camera is rumored to feature 30 MPs with all new Super HAD CCD II sensor and Quad-Bionz processor. As such there are no indications about the name though, Sony A950 is a tentative name for Sony’s next big camera with expected specs as indicated by Marc Williams (a wedding photographer) and reported by sonyalpharumors, “Sony is a late bloomer, and strong rumors indicate mind boggling innovations are on the horizon … notably a 35 meg camera with a top shutter speed of 1/12,000th and a true flash sync speed of 1/1000th”.
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