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  • Panasonic launches its first hybrid AF mirrorless cameras, the S5II and S5IIx

    Panasonic debuts its first hybrid autofocus mirrorless cameras, the S5II and S5IIx

    by 
    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    01.04.2023

    Panasonic has finally introduced its first cameras with hybrid PDAF, the full-frame S5II and S5IIx.

  • 6K komodo

    RED teases the phase-detect autofocus on its cheaper 6K Komodo camera

    by 
    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    04.14.2020

    Last year RED teased the 6K Komodo camera expected to cost around $5,000 that could help it attract lower-budget documentary and indie filmmakers. We haven’t heard much about it since, but RED’s CEO Jarred Land just showed it off on Instagram, demonstrating the touchscreen, phase-detect autofocus system and more.

  • Engadget

    Samsung is already working to fix the Galaxy S20 cameras

    by 
    Steve Dent
    Steve Dent
    02.27.2020

    Samsung's Galaxy S20 is not even on the market yet, but reviewers from publications including PC Mag have already experienced bugs with the cameras. Samsung has now responded, saying that it's working on a fix. "The Galaxy S20 features a groundbreaking, advanced camera system," Samsung told The Verge. "We are constantly working to optimize performance to deliver the best experience for consumers. As part of this ongoing effort, we are working on a future update to improve the camera experience."

  • Sony Alpha A55 and A33 official: translucent mirror, Full HD video, continuous autofocus

    by 
    Vlad Savov
    Vlad Savov
    08.24.2010

    We told you August 24 would be a significant day for Sony, and sure enough, the company has let the translucent mirror cat out of the bag nice and early today. The A55 and A33 offer Sony's brand spanking new Translucent Mirror Technology, which allows for such fine things as continuous phase-detect autofocus while shooting at up to 10fps (7fps on the A33) or recording Full HD AVCHD video. A newly developed 15-point autofocus system is also included, with 16.2 and 14.2 megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS sensors for the A55 and A33, respectively. Both shooters come with a fully articulated, 920k-dot, 3-inch LCD screen, while 3D panoramas, automated HDR shot creation, and an Auto+ mode fill out the software goodies. Prices are set at $750 for the A55 in October and $650 for the A33 in September -- you can figure out if they're worth it by checking out the early previews below.