Wednesday, March 24, 2010
New Release-DXG world’s first 3D camcorder
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Sanyo Xacti VPC-CS1 Camcorder
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Saturday, March 13, 2010
Panasonic DMC-FP3 has touchscreen and records HD videos
New ultra slim Panasonic DMC-FP3 has touchscreen and records HD videos
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
New rugged digital camera -Fujifilm FinePix XP10
Fujifilm is like an old daddy in photography industry. Their digital cameras are actually known for their naivety in looks and usage. Here is a brand new digital camera by Fujifilm which is a complete oppositeness of what they are known for. Fujifilm FinePix XP10 is a clifflike digital camera and they call it a “Four Proof” camera as it is waterproof, freeze proof, shockproof, and dustproof.
FinePix XP10 is meant for long and rough runs, as it is domiciliated in a metal body which offers it with broad toughness. Design of XP10 is mainly inspired from its man member FinePix Z33WP which was a super hit digital camera by Fujifilm.
Apart from its 12 MP lens, it features Fujinon 5x periscopic optical zoom lense with a reinforced conserving lense barrier which offers you with high exactitude and enthusiastic ikon quality. XP10 is digit portable collection as it is meet 21.7mm in thickness. And its chiselled organisation offers it a conventional compact digital camera look without and unearthly looking factor.
Whether it would be initiate or professed photographer, night or day, disregarding some outside bourgeois Fujifilm FinePix XP10 offers you with complete satisfaction that digit expects from a coercive and compact digital camera. It is available in of three different colors – silver, black and green.
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Saturday, February 27, 2010
Sony W370 and W350 DigiCam
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Sony Alpha 450 DSLR Camera
Sony has additional a new camera to its DSLR represent with the propulsion of the Sony Alpha 450, which features a 14.2 megapixel CMOS device, the very device pioneer in the solon expensive Alpha A550. It also features a 2.7 advance LCD demo, up to 7 fps sustained propulsion, an ISO chain up to 12800, and a 9 mark AF group.The Sony Alpha 450 DSLR also has 4 maneuver human standardization, plus a mellow propellant grasp shooting norm, and a bombardment that is subject of up to 1,000 shots per level. The Sony Alpha 450 faculty go on marketing succeeding period, there are no details on accurate pricing but it is prospective to retail low $1,000. Sony Alpha 450 DSLR Camera
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Saturday, February 20, 2010
New Canon Powershot A495 and A490
The new Canon Powershot A495 & A490 (10MP, 3.3X Rising, 2.5 advance LCD) boasts of an reflex Photo Detection Technology which recognizes 13-18 shot conditions, providing you with thumbs up snaps. Piece Clever Jiffy Danger automatically adjusts flashbulb levels to proceedings both the someone and conditions, I-Contrast takes assist of the lighter or darker areas in discourse. The late braving discovery, approach self-timer & red eye reprehension bailiwick, makes it gentle to get perfect aggroup shots, recognizing octuple faces and making certain everyone looks high. Red-eye Reproof automatically removes any red-eye and stops you from looking equal a vampire.

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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Samsung NX10 Hybrid DSLR
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Polaroid Brings Back Instant Cameras With the PIC 1000
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Sony DSC-TX5 waterproof point-and-shoot unearthed
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Samsung HZ35W Compact Digital Camera
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Samsung TL110 And TL105 Compact Digital Cameras
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
Rollei Flexline 100 inTouch P&S Camera
On to the technical side of things, the camera has a 10 megapixel CCD sensor along with 3x optical zoom, face and smile detection.
The Flexline 100 has an integrated image processing feature that allows you to retouch pictures captured on the camera to perform basics such as red eye removal and changing the lighting.
On the back of the camera is a 3 inch TFT LCD screen that is also touchscreen allowing you to easily click through the menus. A sensor in the camera can also detect the orientation of the camera allowing pictures to be rotated automatically. The Flexline 100 also has a mode which allows 30 pictures per second to be taken so that you never miss a moment when trying to capture high-speed sports moment.
The camera will be launched to mark Rollei’s anniversary year this month costing €199.95.
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Casio Hybrid GPS Tracks both in and outdoors
Accelerometers have been found in cameras for a few years now to detect orientation of the camera, ie, is it landscape or portrait and they rotate images accordingly. Some even detect if the camera is the right way up and can then spot the sky more easily and adjust settings accordingly.
By mixing the two together the camera will be capable of giving a fairly good geo-targeted guess when it stamps the image file with co-ordinates.
From what the picture below shows it seems like a mapping system is also included on the camera that uses push-pins to mark where your photos were taken allowing you to flick through them by location.
GPS isn’t used that much in cameras yet and a lot of cameras rely on external GPS systems that link with your camera. Part of the reason is probably battery life. By using a hybrid system Casio could just turn the camera’s GPS on from time to time to get an exact location and then carry on with the inertia from the accelerometers to fill in the gaps.
It’s certainly going to be an interesting year for cameras again just like 2009 was. Add in digital compasses and the wireless features of some cameras then you’ll know which direction the photo was taken and be able to upload to Flickr. Maybe Google will allow data to be augmented in to their 3D building maker software too.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Casio Digital Cameras " Improving All the Time "
Exilim Zoom is one of the most popular lines from this brand. This series, which showcases digital cameras with large LCD displays, powerful zooming capabilities, extended battery life, and 2-in-1 Movie and Snapshot is the prevalent choice among many digital camera users.
The Casio EX-H10 from this series has a commanding 10x optical zoom, ultra-wide angle 24mm lens, and the Dynamic Photo functionality that enables users to capture up to 1,000 shots on a single battery charge. Aside from the powerful zooming feature, this camera is equipped with a CCD-shift image stabilization mechanism that allows crisp images even at high zoom factors.
This is something that some brands with long zooms do not have. While other brands may also have excellent zooming features, they do not have image stabilization for zoomed shots. What would you do with a zoomed shot if you cannot decipher what the subject is because it is too blurry or out of focus?
Moreover, Casio improved the circuitry and operational controls of its cameras to reduce energy consumption and extend the life of the battery. This allows users to use the camera for about 11 consecutive hours and take as many as 1,000 photo shots in a single full charge of the battery. Needless to say, this is the perfect camera companion for your travels.
Of course, Casio understands the fact that many camera users are always on the go, making it necessary for them to have digital cameras that can fit their pockets. This paved the way to the birth of Exilim Card Series in 2002. With its ultra-thin, stylish designs, photography aficionados enjoy the supreme functionality of Casio cameras in a pocketsize form.
One of the best-sellers from this group is the Casio EX-S10, which has the compelling features of Casio cameras such as high pixel count of 10 megapixels, long zoom, large 2.7-inch LCD screen, YouTube capture mode, iTunes compatible video format, and so on. But most importantly, all of these fit in a stylish slim housing that comes in a wide variety of colors like silver, red, black and blue.
For the advanced users, Casio came up with the High Speed Exilim series, which has fast burst shooting capability, high-speed movie recording and other innovative features. The EX-F1 is one of the most power-packed cameras from this series. It has the world's fastest burst shooting capability with a full resolution of 60 fps for clear and crisp shots. It also comes with 6.0 million effective pixels and a 12x optical zoom.
Taking care of your Casio digital camera is of utmost importance if you want to make them last a long time with you. Should you detect any malfunction or breakdown, bring immediately to a reliable Casio digital camera repair business for inspection.
Casio is truly one of the names to trust when it comes to digital cameras. With its line of superb cameras with excellent features and designs, it is not a surprise that it has become one of the top-selling brands in the market today.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Ricoh’s GXR Modular Camera System Is Cool, But Practical…I Think Not
Take for instance the two lens/sensors to be launched. The 24-72mm-equivalent f2.5-4.4 lens includes a 10 megapixel sensor that can capture VGA movies, while the second module, a 50mm-equivalent f2.5 macro lens, can capture 12.3 megapixel photos and 720p video (and more).
But there are drawbacks. The camera ain’t cheap – $549 for just the body – and each lens/sensor costs over $400 as of right now. So without trying to wax too philosophical, the debate really lies within what kind of consumer you are. Would you prefer to have a set of lenses that you can use on a wide variety of cameras, or a camera that has a wide array of lenses that can only be used with one camera?
Update: Ricoh might build a printer module for the GXR.
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Casio’s EX-G1 Camera on Review
Today, Casio trotted out what they’re calling the thinnest ruggedized digital camera, the EX-G1. And at .78-inches I might have to agree, although I didn’t really do any comparison, but it does sound thin for being shock-resistant, freezeproof, dustproof and waterproof. And as you’ve probably noticed the styling bites off of their G-Shock line of phones.
Spec wise were talking a 12.1 megapixel sensor, 848×480 movide mode, microSD card slot, 3x optical zoom, 2.5-inch LCD and Advanced Dynamic Photo function. There’s a bit more details on just how rugged the EX-G1 is after the ‘leap’.
You can expect the EX-G1 to arrive sometime December for $299.99 – it will also come in black.
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Joby Gorillapod SLR Digital Camera Tripod Review
What I’ll mention right away is that without the “sold separately” ballhead attachment, the SLR Gorillapod just ain’t that cool.
Not a great way to start a review, but the fact is that the ballhead attachment is where all the action’s at. Without it, the Gorillapod is extremely limited in what it can do and it seems worthless to me that these products aren’t coupled together.
That’s not so say that the absence of the ballhead makes the SLR Gorillapod totally undesirable. It can still do stuff, but the upper most joints in the legs prevent you from achieving more angular and creative shots.
The thing is, is that Joby’s website lists the standard version for $40 as well as the ballhead sold separately for $40. That’s $80 for what professional photographers would call a secondary tri-pod. Can I get an emoticon?
It held up fine using a standard SLR (Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30) in terms of being able to handle the weight while grasping objects9seen above), it was really precarious when attached to my buddy’s Canon EOS-1D Mark II with a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM Autofocus Lens (seen in 1st pic) and couldn’t really hold it safely.
This leads me to another point. Joby actually has a more expensive SLR Gorillapod designed for the heaviest of SLR’s. Why not just have one and spare us the trouble if we have multiple camera’s or plan to buy a heavier one down the line?
Other than that, it takes a while to screw on and off and it looks like a gymnast performing a routine on that stationary horse thing. It’s a bit tedious and unlike the regular (small digital camera) Gorillapod, it doesn’t have a quick release tab allowing for faster attaching and removal.
The movable balls that give the tri-pod it’s unique shape changing abilities are stiff and rugged and I don’t question the quality of construction one bit. It is bigger than you’d expect so making room for it needs to be taken into account.
Keeping this review short and simple, we know what it does, but the regular SLR Gorillapod by Joby just isn’t strong enough to stand on its own. The missing ballhead needs to be included and the price needs to drop in order for this product to be taken seriously. Seriously.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Sony Alpha DSLR-A450 review
The A450 has a 14.2-megapixel sensor with BIONZ processor, which promises to deliver highly-detailed images with low noise levels. ISO range reaches up to 12800, ideal for perfect low-light images even without flash. It also has a 2.7-inch LCD screen where users can preview the images before capturing them, while the optical viewfinder has a field of view of up to 95%, making framing and composition a breeze.
Creative options are also available with its Auto HDR mode. It can vividly display both light and dark details in a single frame, while its High Dynamic Range mode enables users to automatically merge two successive images shot at different exposures without the help of a PC image editor. Other features include an anti-shake corrector, Memory Stick and SD card slots, and a battery life of up to 1,050 shots between charges.
The Sony DSLR-A450 digital SLR camera is expected to become available on February 2010.
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Samsung NX10 made official -- APS-C sensor and AMOLED screen crammed into hybrid DSLR body
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