Ricoh presenta para GRX un módulo A12 con sensor APS-C y montura Leica M-Mount

[Juan55]

Pues lo que leéis... Ricoh acaba de presentar para su sistema GRX un nuevo módulo, llamado GRX Mount A12 dotado de un sensor APS.C de 12 Mpx y montura Leica para lentes M-Mount.




Ricoh GXR Mount A12 specification highlights

• 12MP CMOS sensor with no anti-aliasing filter
• ISO 200-3200 in 1/3EV increments
• Focus assist view for manual focusing
• 1/4000 - 180s shutter speed (1/8000th - 1s in electronic shutter mode)
• 720p30 HD movie recording
• User-defined distortion, vignetting and corner color correction, recordable for multiple lenses

Mas detalles:

Mirrorless Rumors | Blog | Ricoh GXR M-mount module now officially launched. (Imagen de aquí)

Ricoh M-mount GXR Mount A12 module announced and previewed: Digital Photography Review

Ricoh GXR Mount A12 Preview: 1. Introduction: Digital Photography Review


De los comentarios de Mirrrorless, destaco estos de Cristian Sorega:

There are advantages over other cameras:
- The probably biggest news in the press release and another first in digital cameras as far as I am aware are the two shutter methods. A newly developed focal plane shutter (1/4000 sec. to 180 sec.) and electronic shutter (1/8000 sec. to 1 sec.). This is big news in my view and the ability to either use a physical or electronic shutter makes this module unique and very versatile.
- Ricoh is using a custom sensor with very light AA filter and micro lenses optimized for M lenses so it should produce a very good image quality even with wideangle M lenses, this usually poses a problem on the RD1 and also my GF1.
- The MF implementation was a big concern since Ricoh announced the module because it was not very well implemented in their other modules (as you can read in my review of the GXR A12 28mm module). Here Ricoh has again listened to the complaints and feedback and implemented a sort of peaking function which works great on the Sony NEX cameras and enhanced the normal magnification assist so I am very happy to see this being implemented. MF should work very well with this and be even easier than using a RF patch.
- Another great feature is being able to not only to add the lens data in the EXIF information but also read this easy from an SD card. Additionally it can save individual correction and adjustments for the lens.

Saludiños

[Charly1000D]

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[Bitxi2005]

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