NIkon D800
Just when you thought the megapixel could not get any more ridiculous, Nikon goes and unleashes a monster of a camera, the 36 megapixel D800. The new full frame FX camera will shoot enormous 7360 x 4912 photos and will feature 1080p video at 30, 25, and 24 fps, 51 point AF, CF and SD memory card storage, and USB 3.0 connectivity. Link
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Olympus OM-D
Olympus is reviving the classic OM series with the new Micro Four Thirds-based OM-D. According to leaked information, the camera will feature a 16 megapixel sensor, 3'' OLED touchscreen, 4/9 fps burst shooting, electronic viewfinder, one of the fastest autofocus systems on the market, and a weatherproof magnesium body. Link
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Pentax K-01
Pentax kicks off the year with a brand new camera designed by the legendary Marc Newson. The K-01 ($750-%900) is a 16 megapixel mirrorless shooter with an APS-C sensor (23.7mm x 15.7mm) and compatibility with the company's wide array of K-mount lenses. The camera also features full 1080p video capture at 30fps, a 6 fps burst mode, in-camera HDR, and an ISO range of 100-25,600. Launching alongside the camera is Pentax's new 40mm F/2.8 ($250, 61mm equivalent), which is the thinnest pancake lens on the market today. Link
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Sony Cyber-shot TX200V
Sony's Cyber-shot TX200V is more than just a pretty face. The flagship point-and-shoot not only boasts an 18.2 megapixel sensor in a thin body, but packs ruggedized features like waterproof shooting down to 16 feet, dust protection, and the ability to withstand temperatures down to 14 degrees Fahrenheit. The camera also a 3.3 inch OLED screen, 26mm 5x optical zoom lens, and 1080/60p HD video capture. Link
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Holga 135 Pan Panorama Camera
If you analog purists are tired of all the hubbub about SLRs and Mirrorless cameras you'll be happy to know that Holga just released their own interchangeable, the 135 Pan Panorama Camera ($90). The camera shoots on 35mm film and come stocked with a 55mm f/8 lens and .25mm f/236 pinhole lens. Link
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Holden x Tanner Goods x Impossible Project
Holden Outerwear teams up with the instant film experts at the Impossible Project to create a range of limited edition range of Polaroid cameras, film, and accessories. Holden refurbished and customized their own versions of the iconic SX-70 camera and partnered with Impossible to create a special edition instant film. Holden also worked with Portland's Tanner Goods to craft a beautiful leather camera case. Link
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Fuji X100 Black
Fuji's instant cult-classic, the X100, gets an all black treatment this year with a new limited edition kit. Limited to 10,000 sets worldwide, the kit will include an all black X100, black leather case, sandblasted black lens hood and adapter ring, and a protective filter. Link
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Fuji X-Pro 1
Fujifilm is following up the success of the X100 with their first mirrorless interchangeable, the X-Pro 1. The X-Pro 1 touts a 16 Megapixel APS-C sensor, an ISO range up to 6400 (25,600 extended output), a hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder with 100% coverage, and continuous shooting up to 6 fps. As for lenses the camera will launch with three options: an 18mm F2, 35mm F1.4, and a 60mm F2.4. Link
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Canon G1 X
Ok, so its not the Canon mirrorless interchangeable you've all been waiting for, but it may very well be the next best thing....for now. The G1 X ($800) sports a new 14.3 megapixel, 1.5 inch sensor (18.7 x 14.3mm) that not only devours light, but is also slightly bigger than a Micro Four Thirds sensor and is the largest sensor ever for a Canon point-and-shoot. The camera will also feature an ISO range of up to 12,800, a f/2.8 4x optical zoom lens, and a 3.0 inch vari-angle screen. Link
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Nikon D4
Nikon's long awaited D4 ($6,000) has finally surfaced boasting a full frame 16.2 megapixel sensor and ISO sensitivity from 100 to 102,400. The camera will also feature up to 10 fps shooting, 51 point AF, 91,000 point metering system, Compact Flash XQD compatibility, and 1080p video capability with in-video aperture control. Link
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