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Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Tuesday, 24 January 2012

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Cadillac ATS: new official videos released

Cadillac ATS: new official videos released:

Cadillac releases two new videos starring the recently unveiled ATS (watch the second one after the jump), the model that is about to challenge the more prestigious European cars in a class that has always been among the most competitive of the market. The model has been developed in good part in Europe, promises to be fun to drive and, in terms of comfort and luxury, it maintains the usual high standards that are typical of the American carmaker.

The model will initially be available with three petrol engine options: a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder producing 200 hp and 255 Nm of torque, a turbocharged 2.0-litre 4-cylinder unit delivering 270 hp and 352 Nm of peak torque and a 3.6-litre V6 generating 318 hp at 6,800 rpm with 362 Nm of maximum torque already available at 4,900 rpm. All these units can be coupled to either a manual or an automatic 6-speed transmission.

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Volkswagen Up! 5 doors: official pictures available

Volkswagen Up! 5 doors: official pictures available:

As it always happens, as soon as some naughty image of a new model leak on the internet, the carmaker promptly releases some official image of the exposed vehicle as well. This is what just happened for the new 5 door version of the Volkswagen Up! whose first grainy images taken from the licensing documentation appeared just a few days ago.

The new version of the German city car measures 3.54 meters in length, 1.64 in width and 1.48 in height, with 2.42 meters of wheel base that allows for an extra 789 mm of legroom for the passengers at the back. The load capacity of the trunk varies between 251 and 951 litres, according to the configuration of the rear bench. Aesthetically, the extra set of doors required a slight modification of the rear end, with windows and C-pillar now forming a 90 degree angle with the roof. This variant then loses the distinctive rack angle of the C-pillar that differentiates the 3-door version from its twin sisters Seat Mii and Skoda Citigo.

The 5-door version of VW Up! will be officially unveiled at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show (March 8-18) and should become available on the market shortly afterwards with a 1.0-litre 3-cylinder engine in power steps of 60 and 75 hp.

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Hyundai i20 facelift: spy shots

Hyundai i20 facelift: spy shots:

Here are some spy shots of the next Hyundai model that is up for a mid-life facelift, the i20. The pictured mule is wearing quite some heavy camouflage, but we expect the exterior of the re-styled i20 to be influenced by the design language adopted by the i40, especially as far as headlights and front bumper are concerned. The rear end should undergo a similar treatment too - as the abundance of camo on this mule would suggest - but this set of shots doesn’t say much on the subject. Since our photographers reported that the interior of the car was even more hidden than the outside (meaning that not only the dashboard was covered, front and rear seats were as well) we predict some major changes in the passenger compartment too.

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Kodak film division still profitable

Kodak film division still profitable:

Kodak, which announced last week that it was filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection in the United States, has confirmed that its film division will survive as long as it remains profitable.

Speaking to the British Journal of Photography, a spokesperson for the business said "We have taken steps to sustain the business as it has declined, and we know that there are hundreds of passionate fans of film for the artistic and quality reasons they cite."

Profits

Several films, including a range of professional films, have been introduced or relaunched in the past three years, with the company claiming that there is still profitable demand for it.

Analogue photography has seen a resurgence in recent times, with firms such as Lomography, which produces cheap plastic film cameras, seeing increased popularity.

Silverprint, a UK distributor of film equipment, also speaking to the BJP said that it was worried that the "death" of Kodak had been misinterpreted by many as the final nail in the coffin for film and analogue photography, but disputed that fact, saying that sales of traditional film and paper had risen over the past 12 months.

Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection on 19th January after months of speculation that it would be doing so. It comes after years of falling profits for the company, which invented the digital camera but has focused its efforts on analogue photography and more recently, its printer division.

via British Journal of Photography

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Leica launching new cameras at Photokina?

Leica launching new cameras at Photokina?:

Rumours are circulating that Leica will announce two new cameras at Photokina 2012, taking place in Germany later in the year.

One of the cameras is expected to carry a cheaper price tag than we have come to expect from Leica, which is a premium photography brand. The rumours come courtesy of Twitter, with one feed from DSLR Magazine suggesting that it has been told by "informed sources" that Leica is working on the new models.

LeicaRumors is interpreting the tweet to mean that a new Leica M10 and a new mirrorless system are on the cards.

A new compact system camera is expected to have an APS-C sized sensor (at least) and will be compatible with Leica R lenses. The CEO of Leica, Alfred Schopf, has previously talked of a new compact system camera to sit between the current M and X line-up. The Leica M9 is the world's smallest full-frame interchangeable lens camera.

In a previous interview, Schopf said, "It's pretty obvious that at one point, we are going to offer something in between. But we have to look very carefully into what sensor parts we are using and what features we are offering."

Sensor

It is thought that the sensor would be at least APS-C sized as Leica has previously expressed it has no interest in the Micro Four Thirds format as used by Panasonic and Olympus.

Photokina is a bi-annual photography trade show, which takes place in Cologne. This year, the show will be between 18th and 23rd September. It often sees many big launches from photography companies around the world, although this year we are also expecting to see big things from the upcoming CP+ trade show taking place in Japan during the first week in February.

As Leica is a German company, it's perhaps more likely that it will wait until the country's own show in September to make any announcement.

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