Hasselblad is going to revealed new 50-megapixel H3DII-50 that builds on the H3DII-39’s back. Features on this beauty include a 36 X 48mm Kodak sensor twice the size of other full-frame DSLR sensors that generates 300MB files at 1FPS. Although the pricing on 50 is not yet disclosed, one can expect it to touch the $37K mark. Moreover, Hasselblad has announced that the proud owners of the 39 can trade it up for the 50, (when it launches in October), for the difference in price.

Kodak revealed the latest addition in their EasyShare range in the form of 10M digital camera ‘Z1012IS’ in Korea market, which boasts 12x optical zoom lens and optical image stabilization.

The EasyShare Z1012IS supports ISOs up to 3200, HD video recording at 30 fps and intelligent face detection, allowing it to serve as a point and shoot camera, paired with a full manual PASM mode for those of you who are confident enough to take complete creative charge over image captures.