Introducing the full frame Pixii Max - the ultimate camera upgrade!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Pixii Max, the full frame Pixii, is here: you wanted it!
You asked for it! Now, you can enjoy it to the Max (after you pre-order it, or upgrade your current Pixii).
Please share your thoughts in the comments here below, or feel free to reach out for some terrible life advice.
Thank you.
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Having a bit of competition on the rangefinder niche is actually quite good.
Ive been waiting for someone to build this other than Leica. 🎉
How is corner performance? M lenses are known to have bad performance on full frame digital sensors. Leica added microlenses to improve this on the M cameras but I haven’t seen anything from pixii to show they’ve tackled this issue
We'll test this aspect as soon as we get one in our hands :) at the moment nobody received a Max
To my knowledge with bsi sensors the problem is far less important. The Sony bsi sensors have microlenses and the pixel tunnel is less pronounced than for m8 to m10 models.
I’ll be interested to hear your thoughts on the app / phone interface. Is it essential?
I know it's a big plus, but maybe I am too old school to enjoy it. No rear display takes me back to the film era, also materials this camera is made of, it's a tactile retro experience. You saw what it's capable of, I just trust it and discover later, at home, the results of the session :) others might have different needs, of course
Agree! Tech tools have their uses, but they can also get in the way of a more direct artistic experience.
i think thats great news , and finally some competition , i am curious about the new model
So it is not the same pixel generation as their previous APS-C model. Which is good, as there is every chance the read-out speed will be faster than that atrociously slow 61MP sensor (1/10 sec). For comparison the 26MP APS-C sensor in the prior Pixii read out at about 1/40 sec. The full frame 24MP sensor in the Sigma fp/Sony A7III/Nikon Z6/Panasonic S5/Leica SL2-S (IMX410) reads out at 1/20 sec, which is still a little on the slow side for a camera without a mechanical shutter, so I hope this sensor is not the same as that, although I am prepared to be disappointed in this regard.
I honestly wouldn't know, sorry. Still have to have it in my hands but I will test it out whenever I can
what is your setup for this video??? the AF keeps hunting.
Sorry, I was relying on the face recognition AF on my Lumix Lx15 but it's evident that it is not so reliable
Speculation on the focal length of the lens they are releasing too? I bet 28mm to make full use of their new rangefinder.
I am not aware of the development of any glass, but: the pic they used on the website was the exact same photo that was on the box of the original Pixii series 1xxx. So good chances either way
My guess is that they are NOT introducing a lens at all. That idea just came from a rumor site that got over-excited. As our host has pointed out, that "Zephyr-M" lens seen in the press photos has been used in Pixii publicity materials for years; I think it's just a mockup they made so they could show a lens on the camera without plugging Leica, Voigtlander, 7Artisans, TTArtisan, Thypoc, LLL, etc.
great news!
Can't wait to try it :)
@@OneLensOnly considering to swap it with my Nikon ZF :D
Feel free to throw it my way :) I'm a Nikon fanboy
@@OneLensOnly :D
@@OneLensOnly I love it too, but you know... too many cameras :D
Finally, I can use a rangefinder without hearing about using 3rd party Leica lens on my camera. By the Leica gatekeepers
Zeiss! I love their glasses :)
Do color filter work on Pixii monochrome
I assume they would, but I never tried. Noted down for a test as soon as I get it. Thanks
@@OneLensOnly I am not sure since it seems that they use derivative math to get results of monochrome. Also, I have the 25mm
zeiss M lens , how did you get 25mm when they only have 28mm frame lines in the VF. I was considering an SL2-S with and M mount
adapter. Since it has a 5.7k EVF I can use all my M glass regardless of focal length and Leica has ttheir Black and White baked inside
the camera and the EVF shows monochrome results in the EVF screen which is better than imagining what the image looks like
without color.
exactly the same doubt I had, and I will be happy to test it for you. Ideally the calculations to "give back" luminance to pixels would take a filter into account, but I like the empirical way :)
to use the 25mm, of course it was not precise but I was considering just a bit wider than 28mm. Ideally the whole VF
Does it still have a global shutter?
It never had a global shutter, so far it is still quite rare
@@OneLensOnly The original 12-megapixel model A1112 had an industrial imaging sensor with a global shutter, but they got rid of it because it had too many other disadvantages.
I see, sorry I only came onboard with gen. 2 :) which is the base for FF upgrade
Can’t use flash. That’s a no go
I know, I would love a hot shoe, too
26mp APS-C or 24mp FF. Strange. What's the advantage?
Bigger pixels gather more light, this translates into less noise at high ISO :) and the FF sensor gives a better sense for depth of field hence more bokeh
It lets the photographer use a wider-angle lens without resorting to auxiliary viewfinders and without Pixii having to make the rangefinder module bigger (which they don't want to do because then older cameras wouldn't be upgradable.) The widest framelines on the APS-C model cover a focal length of 28mm, which on APS-C is ~46 degrees horizontally. The new model's viewfinder supposedly will have framelines for a 35mm lens, which corresponds to 54 degrees on 36x24mm format.
My concern now is that the only obvious way to keep the rangefinder module the same size but cover a wider angle of view is to reduce the finder's magnification, which on the current model is 0.67x. Keeping everything the same but stretching the coverage to 54 degrees seems as if it would require dropping the magnification to (46/54) * 0.67 = ~0.57x. But who knows, David and Melric are smarter than I am, so maybe they've figured out something clever...
This camera uses m-mount lenses. They are all FF. By using them with a FF sensor, you use the correct focal length that the lens is intended (no longer x1.5), and will be able to use the full coverage of the glass (with APSC, you only use the central area of the glass).
nice!
They should of just named it the PIXII M
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