Photokina 2014
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Camcorder and stills camera rigs can be complex, heavy and bulky affairs. Dutch inventor Mees Baayen has designed a modular camera rig system called the Ultra which breaks down into components that can be carried in a user's pockets.
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The LensTrue system combines an electronic inclinometer that sits underneath the user's camera with advanced software that automatically deskews the captured RAW image to correct perspective.
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Hasselblad has revealed a new Wi-Fi enabled version of its H5D-50c camera. The new camera is the same as the one released earlier this year, but comes with wireless capabilities built-in.
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Leica has updated its S-series medium format line-up with two new models. The Leica S (Type 007), which is being shown off at Photokina, is the new top-of-the-range model and features a wide ISO range and 4K video recording. The Leica S-E is a new entry-level medium format camera.
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Polaroid is aiming to release its Socialmatic camera by the end of 2014 or the beginning of 2015. Gizmag stopped by the company's booth at Photokina 2014 for a closer look.
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Canon has revealed its much-rumored and requested follow-up to the 7D DSLR, the EOS 7D Mark II. The new camera features a 20.2-megapixel APS-C sensor, a Dual Pixel CMOS AF and continuous shooting at 10 fps.
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Panasonic has outed a trio of small, but large-sensored, Lumix cameras at Photokina. The new devices include a smaller-than-average mirrorless camera, a compact with a 4/3-inch sensor and an Android smartphone/camera hybrid with a one-inch sensor.