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Nikon 1 firmware and tests (+ Canon G1X news + iPhone book)

The Big Freeze from Andrew Reid on Vimeo.

There are plenty of new Nikon and Canon news: Andre Reid is wxperimenting with Hitchcock and the Nikon J1 with 16mm c-mount lenses (EosHD). There is also a new Nikon 1 Field Report Diary  at Outbackphoto. And if you alreayd own a Nikon 1 camera than you should know that Nikon (Click here) just released a new Nikon 1 firmware upgrade (1.11) : “An issue that sometimes caused images captured using the built-in flash to be over-exposed has been resolved“.

Techradar (Click Here) had a chat with Canon about the new Canon G1X. New G1 X Photos  have been posted at Photographyblog (Click here).

Outback photo (Click here) published a new iPhone book “The Art and Craft of iPhone Photography“. The is the currently most sold mirrorless camera 🙂

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  1. Funny, reading Outback photo site, on their recommended gear, they did select GH2 mostly for the video, but neither pana GF or Olympus PEN, instead they just stick to Nikon 1 as a recommended gear, in particular against Sony Nex system, but no comparison toward micro 4/3 (!)

  2. Really slow motion video instead of fast action to show the maximum of the camera video capabilities. Makes me think of rolling shutter issues.

  3. “Outback photo (Click here) published a new iPhone book “The Art and Craft of iPhone Photography“. The iPhone is the currently most sold mirrorless camera :)”

    That is interesting! Those who use the i-phone (or related gizmos)are likely to browse for and buy the apps than actually read a book. 🙂

    The question you have to ask yourself, Admin, is that, on a slow news day, can you find relevant topics to post? 🙂

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