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Showing posts with label full frame camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label full frame camera. Show all posts

Sony Alpha 7C ready to amaze Photography enthusiastic and serious Vlogger

If you need to replace your current digital camera with a compact size full-frame camera, you need to consider Sony Alpha 7C. The α7C is the lightest and smallest full-frame interchangeable lens camera to date. Sony.com claim that the α7C delivers the spectacular image quality for both stills and movies that you'd expect from a full-frame camera. Fast, wide, and steadfast AF, rapid-fire continuous shooting, and a handy vari-angle LCD monitor...

Nikon D4S is the main competitor of the high-end DSLR cameras

Nikon D4S a real full-frame cameras that designed for professional photographers with great features and superior FX-format CMOS sensor.  If you're looking for a professional camera with a high level of innovation, the Nikon D4S could be a serious answer to your needs. Designed for those who always wants the best, the D4S guarantees exceptional images at speeds just incredible. Wow.  The D4S is powered with superior FX-format...

Nikon D810 for enthusiast photographers and profesional videographers

Nikon has introduced the D810, a superior product for a full-frame DSLR camera. This camera seems to be created for the photography enthusiast, or professional videographer. Nikon D810 full-frame sensor has a 36.3-MP FX-format (7360 x 4912 resolution), but without using the OLPF (Optical Low Pass Filter) to produce a high dynamic range. To the satisfaction of the photographers, the D810 is equipped with EXPEED image processor 4, to improve performance...

How to choose full frame camera or high-end camera

The term ‘full frame' refers to DSLR cameras with an image sensor the same size as a 35mm film frame.  Not every manufacturer has a full-frame camera in its lineup. Most people buy a camera with an APS-C image sensor, a little less than half the size of full-frame in terms of surface area. But there are advantages to getting a camera with a bigger sensor—including a larger, brighter viewfinder and the ability to create an extremely shallow...