Fans of the Olympus PEN camera range have something to be excited about today. Three new cameras have been tipped for the range. A rumor points to three new camera models set to land. The rumor originated with PhotoRadar and claims that one of the new cams will have a touchscreen on the back.


Along with that touchscreen PEN will also reportedly come a new mid-range camera for the PEN line with a tilting screen and a new PEN camera with flash. The rumors claim the announcement on the new cameras will be made as early as next month.
43rumors reports that its sources say there will be no new cameras landing from Olympus next month. It says that the May/June period is when new cameras are expected. As with all rumors take these with a grain of salt and we will just have to wait and see what pans out to be the correct rumor.

The Micro Four Thirds system got in first, Panasonic and Olympus haven’t had everything their own way. After a decent head start, Panasonic’s G-system and the Olympus PEN-series have been joined by Samsung’s small-but-growing NX range, and Sony’s innovative NEX-3 and NEX-5. All this competition has resulted in a rash of new releases from both ‘original’ mirrorless ILC manufacturers in recent months, as Panasonic and Olympus attempt to consolidate their early lead and grab as much market share as possible.

The best thing about the new Olympus E-PL2, the last of Micro Four Thirds what? 14 – 42 mm kit lens that comes with, apparently. This is 30 percent faster to focus, and on top of that, when given a much quieter AF. In addition, a new shooter has built-in flash, support up to ISO 6400, when extra help in the dark, a much higher resolution screen on the back of the need and when you press the photo wireless, Bluetooth key Correspondence to be done. Digital Photography Review found that to be a good performer on a par with the previous E-PL1, but a bit awkward to adjust exposure than E-P2. Yes, it is not very clear recommendations for this $599 shooter, which means that you can read the full text, if you’re still on the fence.

If you remember, was found only CX4 Ricoh, “somewhat better” CX3, that came before it (and the same with the CX2 / CX3 earlier). Fast forward a few months, and the same song and dance again … but with a different number of models, of course. wonderful people in the photo blog recently, a similar style CX5 put through its paces, and autofocus aside, this is essentially the same camera as the CX4. only distinguishing feature of the new man is a hybrid autofocus, which certainly improves autofocus time, but critics were quick to note that the focus on time CX4 is never a problem to begin with. In fact, this line is practically sums up: “CX5 virtually indistinguishable from the older CX4 in terms of design, quality and feature set, only faster autofocus system is very excited about.” In addition, the rest of the world point-and-shoot has changed a lot for all this time, which makes the CX5 is less restrictive than option CX4 in her own progress window. Feel free to use the source link for the whole shebang blow, but do not expect to warm to this impulse purchase you just made. The CX5 is cheaper than the CX4 was on launch, retailing for £259.99 in the UK and $399 in the USA.

 

ViewFun 3D Line Includes 3D Digital Cameras, HD 3D Camcorders and 3D Photo Frames All With Glasses-less Viewing Options. 3D-technology is inevitable race to the bottom officially began today with the announcement of its new line ViewFun ViewSonic. Palm 3D HD was the most expensive item shared with the ability to record Full HD 1080p at 60fps in 3D or 2D. Some of his other notable features include battery Li-Ion, an SD slot for more storage and 3.2-inch LCD screen that uses the parallax 3D images without glasses. If you can not afford to spend up to $ 250, ViewSonic has also announced ViewFun Pocket 3D, 3D ViewFun PocketHD and ViewFun 3D Snap pocket camcorder for $ 149, $ 179 and $ 199. The fact is, ViewFun 3D PocketHD hardly new, and we remember when it was called 3DV5 earlier this year, so if you’re desperate for $ 180 to spend on a 3D-camera, we would put a new 3D Bloggie Sony’s Touch line of intelligent use of resources. For more photos hit the link below.