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Samsung L77: Slim 7-Megapixel Camera
The new Samsung L77 may not be the slimmest digital camera ever, but among the 7-megapixel ones, it is. If a slim and feature-packed camera is what you are looking for, watch out for this one. Features: 7x optical zoom Dimensions: 94mm x 57mm x 21mm 2.5″ (230,000 pixels) TFT LCD Samsung’s advanced shake reduction (akin to ISO boosting methods, [...]
Continue reading...Olympus SP-550 UZ: Super Digicam With 18x Zoom
Monday, January 29, 2007
The newly announced Olympus SP-550 UZ seems to be all set to kick some digital camera butt. On paper, the specifications look really impressive: 7.1-megapixel. 18x optical zoom, 28-504mm (35mm equivalent). 28mm is GREAT on the wide end (for a digicam class camera) and 504mm is long enough for most applications. Dual-Image Stablization, high ISO (up to 6,400!) [...]
Continue reading...Nikon Introduces D40 Entry-Level Digital SLR
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Taking over Nikon D50’s spot as the Nikon entry-level digital SLR is the new 6-megapixel Nikon D40. Looks like the rumors were real! Compact, good list of features and with a bargain price tag, the D40 seems perfect for amateurs looking to step up into DSLR photography. Nikon D40 Nikon D50 3 autofocus points 5 autofocus points ISO 200-3200 ISO 200-1600 Auto ISO [...]
Continue reading...Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro: New King of Dynamic Range
Monday, September 25, 2006
I believe all you photography enthusiasts out there agrees that Fujifilm’s SuperCCD sensors are one of the better DSLR sensors out there. The way it works allows a dynamic range much wider than what the competitors offer. And with a wider dynamic range, it means an easier time keeping whites from blowing out into “255†[...]
Continue reading...Mitsubishi Eliminates Motion Blur in Pictures
Friday, September 1, 2006
Just a couple of weeks ago, we reported on the handshake-eliminating algorithm invented by the smart people from MIT. Very promising piece of software that can help minimize the effects of handshakes even after the fact. But what it doesn’t do is eliminating blur caused by motion. This is where Mitsubishi’s new flutter [...]
Continue reading...Canon EOS 400D Digital SLR Announced
Thursday, August 24, 2006
Successor to the wildly popular Canon EOS 350D is finally here. Although existing 350D users might not feel very compelled to upgrade, I suppose it is necessary to counter the rivals’ release such as the Nikon D80 and Sony Alpha A100. Perhaps the most innovative feature of the Canon EOS 400D is the Self [...]
Continue reading...Sigma’s Lightweight 50-150mm f2.8 APO DC Lens
Friday, August 11, 2006
Sigma has announced today a new telephoto lens that will definitely woo many SLR users. The new Sigma 50-150mm f2.8 APO DC is a fast f2.8 telephoto zoom lens that weighs just 27.2oz (770g). That is almost half of the weight of current f2.8 telephoto zoom offerings (such as Sigma’s very own 70-200mm f2.8 DG, [...]
Continue reading...Eliminate Handshake Blur In Photos With MIT’s New Algorithm
Sunday, August 6, 2006
Combating handshake is one of the greatest challenges in low-light photography. With the introduction of Image Stabilization (IS) or similar technologies, things had gotten a bit easier. But not every camera gets the joy of having IS, such as mobile phones and Canon/Nikon DSLR with no IS/VR lenses. That’s where a team of computer scientists [...]
Continue reading...New Nikon DSLR Camera In 20 Days
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Check out Nikon Imaging Global website right now and you’ll be in for a little surprise. From the flash animation, it seems like Nikon has snuck up on us and will release a new DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera in 20 days from now. For those who can’t be bothered to watch the animation, it [...]
Continue reading...Fujifilm FinePix F30 Reviewed By CNET. Verdict: Great Low-Light Shooter
Thursday, June 15, 2006
CNET reviews Fujifilm’s new FinePix F30 that has been out since last month. The good: Produces usable shots, without digital noise, even at high ISO 1,600 and ISO 3,200 sensitivity levels; aperture- and shutter-priority modes; versatile 2.5-inch LCD. The bad: Noticeable fringing in photos; lens could be wider. The bottom line: Low-light shooters will love that [...]
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