We were the first website to told you that Hasselblad is planning to announce several new products this year, just few days after the rumor Hasselblad announced H6D 50c and H6D 100c camera by having 50 MP and 100MP CMOS sensor respectively.
The announcement is not completed yet, the camera company is in the mood to
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Feeling like taking apart your pricey Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 enthusiast superzoom? Probably not. Thankfully, the good folks at iFixit have already done the work for you. So grab your spudger and #00 screwdriver and follow along!
Read iFixit's Panasonic FZ1000 Disassembly Guide
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The first rule of camera disassembly is... removing the battery! No need to take off the battery door at this time, as that whole compartment will be removed later in the process.
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After rotating the LCD outward and removing a few screws, it's time to get out that spudger and separate the display from the body.
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And here's the 3" touchscreen LCD separated from its frame.
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Now it's time to get out the #00 screwdriver and get down to business. The screws on the top and both sides must all come out.
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You can then pull the back panel off, after which you need to carefully remove a lot of ribbon cables.
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With ribbon cables and yet more screws removed, the motherboard can be pulled out. While we're not 100% certain, that large chip could be the Venus Engine processor.
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Coming out next is the camera's 2.36 million-dot OLED electronic viewfinder. The unit is a lot bigger than you think!
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After - you guessed it - more screws and ribbon cables, the lens can be liberated from the rest of the body. In case you're forgotten, this is a 25-400mm equivalent F2.8-4 'super zoom' lens.
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After removing the aperture motor and yet more screws and ribbon cables, the FZ1000's 20MP, 1"-type BSI CMOS sensor is now yours for the taking.
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Very gently, the top panel can be removed from the frame. iFixit warns users to be careful when doing this, so electrical wires aren't snapped.
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The disassembly is nearing its end, as this metal panel - probably used to dissipate heat - is taken off.
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After removing with what seemed like a million screw removals, the FZ1000 has finally been completely disassembled. As you can imagine, putting it back together is as 'simple' as doing everything in reverse!
Thanks to iFixit for showing everyone how it's done!
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According to information coming from unofficial sources Panasonic representatives denied the possibilities if entering into the fullframe mirrorless market. Just few day’s ago we have reported that Olympus is preparing to enter in fullframe mirrorless market gain more market share.
The Main parts of the interview are
Q: Any possibility for multi-aspect again? A: We didn’t gave the
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