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Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge ready to compete with other premium smartphone

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Two new flagship : Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge ready to compete with other premium smartphone.  Finally, Samsung has launched the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge officially. If you are a true enthusiast Samsung, then your dream has come true. Samsung Galaxy S7 has a a 5.1-inch, 2560 X 1440 pixel QHD Super AMOLEDs display, with a pixel density, 577 ppi. Meanwhile the Galaxy S7 Edge is equipped with 5.5-inch display, curved on both sides and now a bit bigger than its predecessor, the S6 Edge. Both of these are very reasonable premium smartphone to compete head to head with the iPhone 7, LG G5 or Sony Xperia Z5. Which one of them will show up as the winner? Does the S7 appears similar to the Samsung Galaxy S6?   Samsung Galaxy S7 and new Galaxy S7 Edge. Image: galaxys8info.com The Galaxy S7 and the S7 Edge also enrich with an Always-On display, which much like the LG G5's display. Whether there will be a fierce competition between the Galaxy S7 vs LG G5? Just like the S5,

Nikon original lens vs third-party lenses for Nikon D7200

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If you're looking for the best lens for the Nikon D7200, then there are various third-party lenses that can be recommended. Of course you eligible to select the original Nikon lenses. Which one is better? A photography enthusiast, especially owners of DSLR cameras certainly not satisfied just using the default kit lens, as well as the users of the Nikon D7200. There are some lenses that can be recommended for this camera. Of course, you can choose native-made lenses for the Nikon D7200, but you can also choose a third-party lenses such as Tamron, Sigma or Zeiss lenses. As we know The D7200 is equipped with 24.2MP CMOS sensor with no optical low-pass filter, and a high-end APS-C camera. Let’s find the best lenses for this great camera. If you have a plan to select the most appropriate lens to create portraits, the that best suits is the size of a 50mm lens, so the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens and Sigma 50mm F1.4 EX DG HSM. Both of them are of course the best prime le

The main reason: Why Nikon acquire Samsung NX tech?

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Nikon has acquired Samsung NX technology, so it can be free to develop Nikon mirrorless camera because the Samsung is more master and experts in image sensor technology. Whether Samsung will successfully compete with Olympus, Sony and Panasonic? Having previously denied rumors about Nikon acquired Samsung NX, the news finally proven. Indeed, there are pros and cons about this horrendous acquisition. According to cnnindonesia.com Samsung's employees who manage the development of the Samsung NX camera has been moved to another place. NX sales even reported to have been stopped in several countries. Cnet.com also reported that it had bought a Nikon APS-C sensor 1 inch of Samsung and develop it, and then acquired the intellectual property for the NX camera technology systems, as well as using NX lens itself. This acquisition is a breakthrough for Nikon as a photography company, which is also the nearest competitor of Canon. Is this acquisition will strengthen the division of

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