Fujifilm has just launched a new camera with the X-S10 model. This camera is known to exist for photographers who already have DSLR cameras and want to try using a mirrorless camera for the first time.

How not, Fujifilm deliberately presents a grip design similar to a DSLR camera so that it makes this camera more comfortable to use. Moreover, this camera also still uses a display like retro cameras.

Having a shape that is slightly smaller and also lighter than the X-T4 camera, Fujifilm also uses magnesium to allow the front and top plates to dissipate heat better. Unfortunately this camera has no protection against the weather.

Comes with a 26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS sensor and an X-Processor 4 processor like the X-T4 camera, Fujifilm also presents a built-in image stabilization system that is 30% smaller so that it fits perfectly in the camera body.

In addition, this camera also comes with a fairly fast autofocus system like the X-T4 with a pixel detection phase of up to 2.16 million pixels. This camera also supports capturing up to 8fps for burst mode with mechanical shutter and 30fps with electronic shutter.

Entering the video section, the camera can record 4K resolution video but only with frame-rates of up to 30fps. While videos that have 1080p resolution can be recorded at frame-rates of up to 240fps.

For the price itself, the Fujifilm X-S10 is priced starting at US $ 1,000 for body-only, US $ 1,400 with the XF18-55mm F2.8-4 R lens kit, and US $ 1,500 for the XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR lens kit. Interested in buying this mirrorless camera?

Nikon has again introduced their latest full-frame mirrorless line, namely the z6 II and z7 II, which get better and faster performance.

This latest camera is equipped with better autofocus performance and is equipped with a secondary memory card slot.

Nikon’s second-generation mirrorless is largely similar to the Z6 and Z7, using the same sensor and without any external design updates.

The electronic viewfinder and non-rotatable vari-angle LCD face forward for unchanged vlogging on both models.

Professionals will appreciate one new addition when they open the memory card door. Nikon has added an SD UHS-II card slot that joins the only XQD / CFexpress slot from before.

So, if you want to quickly create a backup for user shots and videos.

Another change is inside, now there is a second Expeed 6 processor in each camera, users have dual processors.

Reporting from the page of The Verge, Nikon to improve their continuous shooting capabilities. The 24.5-megapixel Z6 II can hit 14 frames per second, while the 45.7-megapixel Z7 II now tops 10fps.

4K video recording at 60fps has been added to the Z6 II and Z7 II, but only the latter will offer it at launch. Nikon says a firmware update in February 2021 will bring this feature to the Z6 II. On the Z7 II, you’ll get a 1.08x cut when shooting 4K60.

Nikon has also improved autofocus, Nikon’s face and eye detection autofocus can now be used in wide-area AF mode.

The two new cameras are also better at achieving focus in low light conditions.

Nikon has also made usability improvements such as allowing firmware updates via the Snapbridge mobile app.

Nikon will sell the Z6 II camera in November at a price of $ 2000 for the body only.

Canon has announced its new camera, the Canon EOS M50 Mark II, which is an update from the mirrorless EOS M50 which was released two years ago.

The change that comes with this new camera is the addition of autofocus on eye-tracking for images and videos. This will allow the existing Dual Pixel autofocus system to track the subject and lock focus more accurately than the previous model.

In addition, this camera is capable of recording videos vertically which functions for videos on social media such as InstaStory, TikTok, Snapchat, and others. Because it is possible to record like that, the resulting images to be uploaded will be of high resolution.

In addition, in this new camera, you will find a video record button, can use the screen to take the focus point, there is a webcam model that you can use when using the Canon EOS Webcam Utility and supports live streaming to YouTube.

Unfortunately, with this camera, you can only record videos with 4K 24 FPS quality and nothing more. If you want to get some interesting features in video recording, you must record at 1080P resolution.

The Canon EOS M50 Mark II sells for the US $ 600 for the body only and the US $ 700 for the body along with the EF-M 15-45mm f3.5-6.3 kit lens.