Nove Lajke M9 i X1
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Leica M9 and hands-on preview
Wednesday, 9 September 2009 13:10 GMT
Leica has officially revealed the M9 - a full frame version of its M-mount rangefinder. The Leica M9, with its 24 x 36mm, 18 megapixel sensor is, according to the company: 'the world's smallest full-frame system camera.' The body is available in a new 'Steel Gray' finish and offers minor button re-arrangement over the M8 - all the major changes relate to the internals. The Kodak-developed CCD sensor features improved offset microlenses to optimize performance at the edges of the frame along with a sensor cover with improved filtering of infrared light so lens-mounted IR filters are no longer needed. Most importantly, the 35mm film-sized sensor means every Leica M-mount lens provides the originally intended field of view.
Ono sto sam odmah primetio kod M9 je nedostatak AA filtera, moire se sotfverski pegla... slike su hebozovno ostre i prepune detalja. Cak nema ni toliko suma na Kodakovom FF senzoru.
Naravno aparat je za Roman Abramovic klijentelu (nece bit ispod 7000 eurica). Ali je luda masina, osecam da je otporna na gazenje tenkovima.
X1 - odlican kompakt s fiksnim objektivom i APS-C CMOS senzorom. Eto, docekasmo i tako nesto za cenu od oko 2000e...:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0909/09090908leicax1.asp
Leica X1 and brief hands-on
Wednesday, 9 September 2009 13:10 GMT
Alongside the M9 Leica has also announced the X1, a compact camera with a large APS-C sensor and a fixed 35mm equivalent field-of-view F2.8 autofocus lens. Featuring a design reminiscent of M-series rangefinders, complete with analogue-style shutter speed and aperture dials, the camera offers a choice of fully automatic or manual control. A 2.7" LCD and 12Mp CMOS sensor with an ISO range of 100 to 3200 round off the specification. Registered owners will be able to download a copy of Adobe Lightroom to process the camera's DNG raw files. During our visit to Leica two weeks ago we were lucky enough to get our hands on a pre-production camera, click through for our initial impression and hands-on pictures.
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