Leica releases the $9,480 M11-P camera, which watermarks photos with the Content Credentials metadata system, created by advocacy groups to fight misinformation 中古相機收購

中古相機收購
d the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), “a formal coalition dedicated exclusively to drafting technical standards and specifications as a foundation for universal content provenance.” These intertwined industry advocacy groups created Content Credentials system in response to growing abuse and misuse of generative AI systems in creating and spreading misinformation online.”The 中古相機收購leica M11-P launch will advance the CAI’s goal of empowering photographers everywhere to attach Content Credentials to their photographs at the time of capture,” Santiago Lyon, Head of Advocacy and Education at CAI, said in a press statement, “creating a chain of authenticity from camera to cloud and enabling photographers to maintain a degree of control over their art, story and context.””This is the realization of a vision the CAI and our members first set out four years ago, transforming principles of trust and provenance into consumer-ready technology,” he continued. 中古相機收購leicaContent Credentials works by capturing specific metadata about the photograph — the camera used to take it, as well as the location, time and other details about the shot — and locks those in a secure “manifest” that is bundled up with the image itself using a cryptographic key (the process is opt-in for the photog). Those credentials can easily be verified online or on the 中古相機收購leica FOTOS app. Whenever someone subsequently edits that photo, the changes are recorded to an updated manifest, rebundled with the image and updated in the Content Credentials database whenever it is reshared on social media. Users who find these images online can click on the CR icon in the pictures corner to pull up all of this historical manifest information as well, providing a clear chain of providence, presumably, all the way back to the original photographer. The CAI describes Content Credentials as a “nutrition label” for photographs.The M11-P itself is exactly what you’d expect from a company that’s been at the top of the camera market since the middle of the last century. It offers a 60 MP BSI CMOS sensor on a Maestro-III processor with 256 GB of internal storage. The M11-P is now on sale but it’s also $9,480 at retail so, freelancers, sorry.Latest StoriesEngadgetA Disney+, Hulu and Max streaming bundle will soon be available in the USThe bundle is coming out this summer.EngadgetThe best smartphones to buy in 2024Here’s a list of the best smartphones you can buy right now, as chosen by Engadget editors.EngadgetGoogle DeepMind’s latest medical breakthrough borrows a trick from AI image generatorsMuch of the recent AI hype train has centered around mesmerizing digital content and the potentially dangerous ways it could disrupt society. But on the brighter side, an update to Google’s AlphaFold software could lead to new disease research and treatment breakthroughs.EngadgetThe Apple Pencil lineup is a mess, so here’s a guide to which one you should buyApple now sells four different Pencil styluses, so we’ve sorted through the mess and broken down which ones you should consider.EngadgetThe best 2-in-1 laptops for 2024Here’s a list of the best 2-in-1 convertible laptops you can buy, as chosen by Engadget editors.EngadgetMarvel’s making an ‘interactive story’ based on the What If…? show for Apple Vision ProMarvel and Industrial Light & Magic have teamed up to make a mixed-reality interactive story for the Apple Vision Pro. This content will be based on the show What If…?EngadgetUgh, Max subscription prices might be going up againMax subscription prices are set to go up again, according to Bloomberg.EngadgetOh no, I think I want an iPad Pro nowSomething about this year’s iPad Pros compels me.EngadgetNintendo just revealed a NES speedrunning collection inspired by an ultra-rare 1990 cartridgeNintendo just dropped a trailer for Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition. This is a collection of minigames based around speedrunning.EngadgetThe Google Pixel Watch 2 has never been cheaperAmazon has the Google Pixel Watch 2 on sale for $70 off. The smartwatch arrived last fall with a new stress-tracking feature, slightly longer battery life and a better heart sensor, as Google’s flagship wearable inches closer to rivals Apple and Samsung.EngadgetParamount+ with Showtime annual subscriptions are half off right nowParamount+ with Showtime annual subscriptions are half off right now. A yearly subscription costs $60 instead of $120.EngadgetFTX plans to refund defrauded customers with interestFTX plans to repay most of its creditors in full and with interest as it attempts to escape bankruptcy.EngadgetPick up the 9th-gen iPad with two years of AppleCare+ for only $298Apple’s ninth-generation iPad with Applecare+ is 25 percent off the bundle’s sticker price.EngadgetUS revokes Intel and Qualcomm’s licenses for chip sales to HuaweiThe US has stopped Intel and Qualcomm from selling and sending chips to Chinese-based Huawei Technologies.EngadgetRemedy cancels its multiplayer game project with TencentRemedy’s and Tencent’s gaming project hit a snag last year when they had to go in a different direction. Now, that project has been cancelled completely.EngadgetThe Morning After: Apple’s new iPad Pro is thinner than an old iPod nanoThe biggest news stories this morning:

（圖／徠卡）
相機產業迎來變革！松下娛樂互動株式會社（Panasonic）與徠卡（中古相機收購leica）宣布全面商業合作，將一同經營新品牌「L² Technology」，也共同開發全新技術和相關的解決方案。之所以「L²」為名，則是取自兩家品牌的相機名稱「中古相機收購leica」與「LUMIX」。

官方也透露，雙方也會共同投資相機與鏡頭產品的全新技術，其中徠卡方面以光學與影像技術為主，Panasonic 則提供相機和影像市場上的資源。此次的合作，亦會是長期的合作關係，但雙方暫未透露未來「L² Technology」的初步產品時程或規畫，屆時亦可觀察是否能撼動目前由 Canon、Sony 和 Nikon 長期領先的相機市場。

近年除了Panasonic，徠卡也與手機品牌合作打造鏡頭，包括確認會與小米合作，預告會在 7 月推出搭載高階鏡頭的旗艦手機；2021 年時，也曾與夏普合作推出手機。

請繼續往下閱讀…

與華為長期合作，亦是徠卡在智慧手機領域的代表作，但兩家公司已於今年 3 月底宣布結束近六年的合作，推估與華為手機因美國制裁、銷量大減有關。

中古相機收購 中古相機收購