Jul 03
Samsung has released the Samsung EX2F, a compact camera that comes with an f1.4, 24mm, lens which is the widest aperture in its class. On the inside, the light captured by the lens lands onto a 1/1.7” 12 Megapixel BSI CMOS sensor which is relatively large and very sensitive at the same time. The net result is a camera that should do extremely well in dim lighting. And because low-light is the new holy grail in consumer photography, this is a big deal. If you are not familiar with the focal length lingo, let’s just say that an f1.4 lens will capture four times as much light as an f2.8 lens, which is already considered to be very good. (more…)
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