Showing posts with label Full frame sensor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Full frame sensor. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 October 2009

Nikon D3s

  • Launched: October 2009
  • Type: Digital SLR
  • Sensor: Full frame 'FX' format, 36 x 23.9mm
  • Resolution: 12.1 megapixels
  • Lenses: Nikon F (FX, DX in 'crop' mode)
  • Key features: 9fps continuous shooting, high ISO performance; standard HD movies
  • Links: Press releaseProduct page
Summary: Second-generation version of Nikon's original full-frame D-SLR optimised for speed, with a 9fps continuous shooting speed (11fps in 'crop' mode) and a maximum ISO raised to 12800.

    Sunday, 13 September 2009

    Leica M9

    • Launched: September 2009
    • Type: Rangefinder compact
    • Sensor: Full frame, 36 x 24mm
    • Resolution: 18 megapixels
    • Lenses: Leica M mount
    • Key features: Rangefinder focussing, direct vision viewfinder
    • Links: Product page
    Summary: Full-frame digital version of Leica's classic rangefinder camera. The M9 is expensive and specialised, but the Leica brand is in a class apart in the world of photography.

      Thursday, 27 August 2009

      Sony Alpha a850

      • Launched: August 2009
      • Type: Digital SLR
      • Sensor size: Full frame, 35.9 x 24mm
      • Resolution: 24.6 megapixels
      • Lenses: Sony a mount
      • Key features: None
      • Links: Press releaseProduct page
      Summary: The cheaper and newer of Sony's two full-frame digital SLRs. It has the same 24-megapixel full-frame sensor but a reduced maximum shooting speed of 3fps rather than 5fps.

        Monday, 1 December 2008

        Nikon D3x

        • Launched: December 2008
        • Type: Digital SLR
        • Sensor: Full-frame 'FX' format, 36 x 24mm
        • Resolution: 24 megapixels
        • Lenses: Nikon F (FX, DX in 'crop' mode)
        • Key features: DX-format 'crop' mode, Dual card slots
        • Links: Press release | Product page
        Summary: One of Nikon's two professional full-frame D-SLRs, the D3x is designed for high resolution rather than speed.

          Wednesday, 17 September 2008

          Canon EOS 5D Mk II

          • Launched: September 2008
          • Type: Digital SLR
          • Sensor: Full-frame, 36 x 24mm
          • Resolution: 21 megapixels
          • Lenses: Canon EF (not EF-S)
          • Key features: Full HD movie mode
          • Links: Press releaseProduct page
          Summary: Relatively inexpensive full-frame digital SLR designed for professionals and enthusiasts, which offers full HD movies too.

          Tuesday, 9 September 2008

          Sony Alpha a900

          • Launched: September 2008
          • Type: Digital SLR
          • Sensor: Full frame, 35.9 x 24mm
          • Resolution: 24.6 megapixels
          • Lenses: Sony a Mount
          • Key features: In-built anti-shake
          • Links: Press releaseProduct page
          Summary: Sony's first full-frame D-SLR, offering high resolution at a keen price. But apart from a cheaper a850 version, Sony's full-frame camera plans seem to have stalled.

            Tuesday, 1 July 2008

            Nikon D700

            • Launched: July 2008
            • Type: Digital SLR
            • Sensor: Full frame 'FX' format, 36 x 23.9mm
            • Resolution: 12.1 megapixels
            • Lenses: Nikon F (FX, DX in 'crop' mode)
            • Key features: High ISO performance
            • Links: Press releaseProduct page
            Summary: Nikon's 'affordable' full-frame camera for enthusiasts and pros. The comparatively low resolution and lack of a movie mode leave it looking dated, though.

              Friday, 20 July 2007

              Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III

              • Launched: July 2007
              • Type: Digital SLR
              • Sensor size: Full frame, 36 x 24mm
              • Resolution: 21 megapixels
              • Lenses: Canon EF (not EF-S)
              • Key features: None
              • Links: Press release | Product page
              Summary: Canon's top-of-the-range professional full-frame SLR, long rumoured to be due for a major update.