Sandisk, Lexar, Datacolor, Samyang And Others At Photokina

Sandisk
Samsung
Carl Zeiss
Datacolor
Lexar
Lomography
Samyang
And finally...

There was so much to see at Photokina 2012 that we simply couldn't see and cover it all, but hopefully we've given you a great overview of the event (taking well over 1,000 photos), as well as details and hands-on with a number of exciting new products. Make sure you also have a look at David Clapp's Report On Photokina 2012, as well as our complete list of Photokina 2012 coverage.

Sandisk:

SanDisk announced plans to release CFast 2.0 memory cards based on SATA 3.0 technology, this will allow speeds up to 600MB/sec, which will be ideal for video.


Ducatti SuperBike

Samsung stand:

Samsung had a clever waterfall that could display graphics, to demonstrate the new Samsung Galaxy Camera's new water fall mode. Read our Samsung Galaxy Camera Hands-On Review.


Upside-down

Carl Zeiss

Carl Zeiss were showing a number of lenses, as well as giving Nokia space on the stand, as Carl Zeiss optics are used in a number of Nokia smartphones, including the 41 megapixel Nokia PureView 808.

Datacolor:

Datacolor Spyder Capture Pro Package


Camera calibration package

Lexar:

The World's largest SDXC memory card featuring 256GB storage. Although personally it seems a lot like keeping all of your eggs in one basket, although the lifetime warranty should help.

Lomography:

Baby Fisheye (uses 110 film)


Lomography


Make your own.

Samyang

These gold Samyang lenses were created in 1983 to celebrate 1 million lenses made at the Samyang factory.


The new Samyang 10mm f/2.8 ED AS UMC CS ASP-C / DX - EOS Mount available 2012/2013

And finally...

Canon recycled a number of materials to create this robot, and as this robot is waving good-bye, we thought it would be fitting to use it to wave good-bye to Photokina 2012 for another two years... Until next time, good-bye!