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After almost 4 years, Canon is finally going to come out with the 1DX Mark III professional Camera. It might just be the last of the Canon professional DSLR's. It seems like a good upgrade over the 1DX II with:
28.1 MP
30FPS
IBIS
Dual Digic 9
But will it be enough to beat out the Nikon D6 and the Sony A9II?
Nikon will release its $8000 F/.95 58mm lens in November. This ultra-fast lens should deliver super-sharp images, but at a huge premium price that may leave many Nikon Fans scratching their head. Because the truth is: who really needs a f/.95 58mm lens. After shooting with the F/1.4 50mm from Nikon and the F/1.2 50mm from Canon, there does't seem to be much of a need for a prime lens of the same zoom that costs $7000 more.
The photography world was taken by surprised by the Sony A9 which far surpassed anyone's expectations. Now, 2.5 years later, the A9II comes out and its....kind of underwhelming. It features the exact same sensor and the same 20fps compressed and 12 fps uncompressed shooting. An improved processor, the same number of AF points and an improved AF algo. However, there isn't enough there to make me want to upgrade over the A9.
The Nikon p1000 has been a joy to own and I've gotten some really awesome photos with it. But now that its over a year old, its time to talk about a possible update that would make me want to upgrade. Yes, I am talking about the Nikon P2000. I really think Nikon should go in a different direction than just extending the lens out to 4000 or something even more ridiculous. I think they should shrink the lens back to 1500mm and go with a bigger sensor to target a different crowd.
Here be explore how the Nikon Coolpix P1000 does for macro compared with a D750 with a Macro lens. The P1000 has 5 stops of IS and lets you get really close to the subject when in Macro mode, but also has the issue of the camera itself casting a shadow on the subject. However, it does let you get extremely close in macro mode to objects many Yards away in a pretend macro mode.
Birds in flight has always been a challenge. Naturally when you have a camera with a 3000mm lens, you have to wonder if it can be done or not. Can a super-long lens with a tiny sensor really get those birdies in the air. The answer is mixed and you should take a look at some of the photos and the video to get a full answer:
Canon has confirmed that they are testing a full-frame 83 Mp camera that will re-capture the full frame camera megapixel crown back for Canon. The question is: does anyone really need a 83mp Camera? I'm sure it will be great for people who do giant wall-size prints and Magazine centerfolds, but who will needs an 83MP camera?
There have been many people looking at going from DSLR to Mirrorless and thinking its a big deal. Many liken it to going from the old SLRs to DSLRs. I don't really agree with this analogy at all. Going from SLRs to DSLRs changed the entire workflow of a photographer whereas going from DSLRs to mirrrorless really doesn't.
Rumors have it that the Sony A9 II is going to be announced in October with improved autofocus over the A9 and a new 36mp sensor. This is a big improvement in terms of resolution over the D5's 20.2 MP sensor and over the A9's 24.2 mp Sensor. If it can perform, as well in Low light and be just as fast in frames per second, it would outshine Nikon's D6 in my opinion.
The Nikon P1000 gives an incredible 3000mm of zoom, but on a cellphone sized sensor which makes it bad for high ISO(anything above 200) shooting. But its incredible zoom is worth paying for. Here are some sample images and a review video.
