Want a new camera before summer? Here are some models recently launched or set to be released in the coming weeks by the market leaders. Despite a notable lack of innovations by designers, the practical side has been improved. Nice Premium introduces you to the latest in digital photography.
Do you love photography? That’s quite convenient. On the eve of the summer holidays, Nice-Premium reviews the latest in terms of cameras. You can’t visit your favorite place without capturing multiple memories. To reminisce in images in years to come, it goes without saying that a camera or camcorder is indispensable. Here’s an overview of new releases from each brand.
At Nikon, one of the market leaders alongside Canon, the D5100 replaces the D3100. In terms of design, the evolution is not noticeable. However, in terms of image quality, the resolution increases from 14 to 16 Megapixels for a price between 700 and 950 euros depending on the lens choice.
Panasonic will offer the GF3 this summer, only 8 months after the GF2’s release. It will be more compact than its predecessor and will feature a fully touchscreen display.
In the same range, Sony has just launched its brand-new compact camera with interchangeable lenses. It includes a 16 Megapixel HD sensor and features an Xtra Fine screen with Trublack technology to minimize reflections. Its price starts at 580 euros.
Canon Innovates
While all brands are launching models, offering little in terms of innovation, Canon is set to demonstrate that it remains a pillar of the industry. At a time when the market for compact digital cameras is starting to slow down, the Japanese giant plans to launch a new hybrid camera equipped with an APS-H sensor. A mix of exceptional image quality and lightness sure to delight flash specialists. Rumor has it that the developed sensor could reach 120 Megapixels. Quite impressive!
