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  • Nikon Z9 body only
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    Nikon Z9 price drop plus free 660GB CFe card in anticipation of the Canon EOS R1 announcement of next week

    July 12, 2024 / Comments Off on Nikon Z9 price drop plus free 660GB CFe card in anticipation of the Canon EOS R1 announcement of next week

    With the announcement next week of what’s expected to be the new Canon EOS R1, rival Nikon has dropped the price of its flagship Nikon Z9 to £4,999 (from £5,299) plus they’re offering a free Nikon branded 660GB CFexpress card usually priced at £619. All prices include VAT. The Canon EOS R1 is expected to be announced on 17 July, 2024. It’s also believed the Canon EOS R5 Mark II will also be announced on the same day. I don’t want to speculate on the features of the Canon EOS R1 but I expect the camera to be aimed at photojournalists, rather than a camera with ‘all-round’ professional appeal, like…

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    Kevin Carter

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    Canon announces development of the EOS R1 flagship with deep learning technology promising improved image quality

    May 15, 2024 / Comments Off on Canon announces development of the EOS R1 flagship with deep learning technology promising improved image quality

    Canon has announced that the ‘flagship’ Canon EOS R1 is under development. While that’s not surprising, what is telling from the rather scant details is that AI will feature heavily. Reading between the lines I expect to see noise reduction improved over the camera’s internal processing by the bundled DPP software, in effect locking out other parametric editors such as Capture One and Lightroom from accessing the data and ultimately the promised noise reduction improvements. Not only is this to add value to the camera and system by leveraging the software side, but we will likely be choosing our camera systems based on software enhancements in the future. I wouldn’t…

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    Kevin Carter

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