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Is this the lens that Fujifilm and Hasselblad shooters have been waiting for? This 30mm f/2.4 is wider and faster than other medium format primes –and it's only US$499

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ZY Optics Pittura 30mm f/2.4 lens against a white background. As a medium format shooter, I usually have to make a choice: wide angle or wide aperture. But thanks to this new 30mm f/2.4 lens from Zhong Yi Optics, now I can have the best of both worlds. The new ZY Optics Pittura 30mm f/2.4 does what no other lens in Fujifilm or Hasselblad's lineups can do: deliver a wide-angle view and a wide diaphragm. And it goes one step further by offering enviable close focusing, too.
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Google Pixel 11 is here with "Pixel’s best camera yet" –promising up to 56% more light sensitivity on its 48MP cameras with larger sensors

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Google Pixel 11 Pro in front of a sheet of coral. Google has just unveiled the latest Pixel camera phones – the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL – with promises including "major camera upgrades", Google's "fastest, most powerful chip" and, of course, lots of AI. There's also a new, one-swipe Magic Capture mode "which catches the moment while you live it".
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Can a 200MP phone outshoot a 100MP camera?

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ABOVE: Watch the video and see who won the shootout! Of course, while both systems are built on the same imaging pipeline, there are important differences – not least sensor size. The X2D II packs a massive medium format sensor, while you could put all four of the X9's sensors together (those being a 1/1.12-inch, 1/1.28-inch, 1/1.95-inch and 1/2.75-inch) and they still wouldn't be as big.
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