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September 15, 2010 at 1:30 am Leave a comment

New features in 2010′s digital cameras

As features such as face-recognition and image stabilization have become standard in many point-and-shoot and micro four-thirds cameras, manufacturers have been upping their game by adding new, cool features to grab your eye. Tim Moynihan takes a look at the in-camera instructions, miniaturization settings, panoramic features, and low-light HDR functions that star in the latest cameras of 2010.

September 14, 2010 at 2:00 pm Leave a comment

Canon ELPH Digital Camera – Hot Cameras, Cool Looks


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Just below their line up of high end, advanced digital cameras falls the Canon ELPH Digital Cameras. These cameras are designed to be easy to use yet boast a wide array of helpful and creative features in a selection of portable and affordable models.

The Digital ELPH cameras have been on the market for almost a decade now. These cameras have been among the most successful that Canon has ever produced. Small and powerful with a sleek, curvy design this lineup has mass market appeal.

Current models of Canon ELPH all carry the Powershot name. The model numbers are SD950 IS, SD890 IS, SD790 IS, SD870 IS, SD770 IS, SD1100 IS, SD750, SD850 IS and the SD1000. New models are released every year in an effort to keep up with fashion trends in the industry. Various colors for each model seem to be a current trend.

All of these cameras are affordable. Their prices vary from $200 to $400 dollars at full retail, so in reality these cameras can be had for little over $100 with a bit of shopping around.

Common features to choose from include image size in megapixels, optical zoom, optical image stabilization, size of the LCD screen, Face Detection, Motion Detection, printing directly from the camera and more. Frankly, all of the cameras are great and most often just left on Auto will capture wonderful pictures for you.

It is happy news that all of these digital cameras have much larger LCD screens than they used to. With diagonal measurements of up to 2.5 inches there is little need to strain and squint through a tiny viewfinder anymore.

August 21, 2010 at 1:30 am Leave a comment

How to Make an Indie Film : The Types of Cameras Used in Indie Filmmaking

An independent filmmaker discusses the type of camera you’ll need to shoot a movie in this free instructional video clip. Expert: Cory Turner Bio: Cory Turner is the President/CEO of ReQuest Entertainment. Filmmaker: Kenny Saylors

July 28, 2010 at 5:45 am Leave a comment

Canon Digital Cameras – Overview


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In the year 1933, there are three businessmen who established the Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory in Japan, which is now known as canon. Around the world, canon is known as one of the biggest electronics companies and has a high quality product. One of the famous canon‘s products are canon digital cameras.

Therefore each person must want to have canon digital cameras, and even made professionals find it as their first choice. A prototype phantom that known as ‘Kwanon’ is the first camera was launched by canon in the market. This camera is good enough to compete with German camera. Meanwhile, to meet the needs of customers, canon launched a 35 mm Rangefinder camera.

Those 35 mm cameras became popular in the continents of America, Asia and Europe with prices less expensive than the “Kwanon” range. Although Canon Digital Cameras have good quality, but at the beginning, this camera also has some drawbacks. The drawback is does not manufacture the lenses for its cameras. The company has a tie up with Nippon Kogaku Kogyo, which served to be one of the leading camera manufacturer in Japan.

The first camera sold commercially by Canon was Hansa Canon. Hansa Canon sold in 1936 and became instantly popular in the market. canon started expanding there business after the Second World War. Then, the company became a leader in the camera roll by 60s. The company also includevarious changes in the features of their product, so that the Canon digital cameras become the first choice of professionals.

In 1998 the EOS D2000 digital SLR that known as XL1 is the next great Canon cameras that hit the market. The XL1 has a very good functionality and reliable. Therefore canon XL1 NASA choose as their official digital video camcorders. So no doubt, this event has added another diamond in the crown of Canon.

The company began to concentrate to the budget economy customers. after achieving great success in the prime market. canon now want the casual photographer to use their products, so they do the research and very much development in their products, so that a first time photographer can use the product. Then in 2002, canon released Canon EOS D60 and EOS 10D back to back.

With this camera, you do not need to adjust anything manually because the focus of the lens and the flash were fully automatic. canon digital cameras is the best camerathat has made almost everyone to pick this variety of cameras. With Canon digital cameras, they can enjoy the classic photography at affordable budget. The EOS Kiss Digital is the one of the promising varieties of canon digital cameras. This was a huge success for Canon in the world.

July 27, 2010 at 6:16 pm Leave a comment

Underwater Cameras

Jools and Lucy take a dip in the Stuff swimming pool to try out the latest in waterproof tech.

July 23, 2010 at 4:37 pm Leave a comment

Scuba With the Latest Underwater Digital Cameras


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Underwater digital cameras have become an essential part of scuba diving equipment for professional and amateur scuba divers. The underwater world of scuba diving offers so many opportunities to capture once-in-a-lifetime photos of undersea life, vivid colors of coral reefs or a remote shipwreck. With underwater digital cameras it is possible to capture these images in a life-like picture that can be shared with friends or sold professionally.

Popular underwater digital cameras

Some of the most popular dive cameras are the Canon G10, Sea Life Dc 800, Sony A200 Digital SLR Camera and the Nikon D3. These revolutionary underwater digital cameras give clean and crisp pictures that truly reflect the images of marine and plant life and are diving scuba cameras that can withstand the depths and pressure of many feet underwater.

Advanced Compact Dive Cameras

The Canon G10-WP DB28 housing is one of Canon‘s most advanced compact cameras that sells for under $500. It is a well-rounded underwater digital camera package that gives richly detailed, high resolution images and has an excellent LCD that is large and crisp. With a superb wide-angle lens and lots of dedicated controls, it gives great performance for even the most serious photographers. The WP DC28 underwater dive camera housing enables you to take the Powershot G10 to depths of 130 feet.

Sony A200 Digital SLR Camera with Ikelite Housing is an entry level digital camera that captures enough detail for photo quality prints and offers an auto-focus system. It has a large view finder, wireless flash control and gives good detail at the lowest sensitivities. It has solid construction and offers all of the essentials in an affordable package. Teamed with an Ikelite housing, you get a compact, clear underwater housing that give corrosion-free performance up to 200 feet.

Better Performance, Professional Grade Dive Cameras:

The SeaLife DC800 diving scuba camera offers sleek, modern design with high-tech functionality. You can take colorful underwater pictures since this dive camera offers 5 new dive-specific color correction modes. By setting the camera to Sea mode, you can restore lost colors that happen with underwater pictures and dive up to 200 feet with this rubber armored underwater digital camera that is designed for shock protection. It has a quick shutter for fast action shots and has a long lasting battery for a full day of diving photography.

Nikon D3 underwater digital cameras are top line in technology and are pricier than some of its competitors. It is a popular dive camera for professional photographers and the auto exposure is dead-on perfect. It has a huge viewfinder and the auto focus is fast and accurate. The Sea MDX-D3 housing is ergonomically built that makes shooting pictures easy with one finger while still holding the handle. The new line of Sea underwater dive camera housings is impressive.

To capture your underwater memories, you need to look at the advanced, underwater digital cameras on the market and find one to fit your budget.

July 19, 2010 at 3:00 am Leave a comment

Different 3-Plus Megapixel Digital Cameras


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3-Plus-Megapixel Model

- with a two-section body that allows the lens to be swivelled and excellent optical quality that is outstanding close-up, this camera has become a popular choice.
- when choosing a camera, test all its features – this main switch is inconvenient.
- a pop-up flash is not obscured by lens accessories.
- a 50x enlargement from a 9 MB file (from a 3-megapixel camera) may not show much more detail than a 6 MB file, but detail is sharper and clearer.

Casio QV3000

Looking like an ordinary camera, this model offers a 3x zoom delivering good image quality to a 3-megapixel sensor. The camera is relatively inexpensive and it is easy to use, if somewhat large and bulky.

Olympus 3030Z

A well-specified camera offering many functions and capable of producing high-quality results of 3.3 megapixels with a 3x zoom lens. It is quite a small camera, however, and some controls may be fiddly to use, but it is a popular choice.

Canon

With its 4-megapixel sensor, 3x zoom, and a rugged body, this capable camera is a good choice for more serious work. It is also easy to use with a good range of exposure controls at its disposal. It also takes high-performance flash units.

Fuji FinePix 4900 Zoom

Capable of delivering an interpolated file of some 4 megapixels from a 2.4-megapixel sensor, this camera produces excellent results from a wide range of controls. It has a 6x zoom lens, handles well, and is very reasonably priced.

Casio QV4000

This is a sturdy, capable camera with a good range of features, such as spot metering and a wide selection of scene modes. Delivering nearly 4 megapixels, it is capable of fair-to-good-quality images from its 3x zoom lens.

Ricoh RDC-1500

This model looks unusual but is practical and easy to use. The 3-megapixel images from its 3x zoom can be of very good quality, while its close-up ability allows it to focus as close a 1cm (M in). Emails can be sent from the camera.

July 18, 2010 at 3:22 am Leave a comment

Best Canon Digital Cameras For Family


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Buying the best digital camera for family use can be tricky. There are a lot of choices available in the market today and you have to know what specific features to look out for in order to get your money’s worth as well as your family’s nod of approval. Don’t fret, though, as you can never go wrong when you buy a Canon-made unit.

With budget and value for money in check, here are some of the best Canon digital cameras that you can purchase for family use:

Canon PowerShot A710 IS

The fact that it’s eye candy is just the icing on the cake. The A710′s superior 6x zoom, 7.1 megapixels, 2.5 inch LCD, autofocus and manual focus modes, 4x digital zoom and excellent glass lens make it a great buy. Everyone in your family will also love the Canon PowerShot A710 IS’ clean user interface, red eye reduction option and the fact that it only uses two AA batteries.

Canon PowerShot A640

This tasteful, 10 megapixel thing of beauty is a great investment. With a 2.5 inch LCD you can swivel, an easy-to-understand user interface, accurate viewfinder and good lens which can spur attractive color and the right skin tones, the Canon A640 is just what you need for family reunions.

Canon PowerShot A570 IS

If you’re looking for a camera that you can also use to take quick movie clips, the Canon PowerShot A570 is a steal. Its movie mode can deliver quality video and you can easily review that recently captured clip of your baby’s first steps. This 7.1 megapixel camera has a face detection focus mode, adjustable flash power and optical viewfinder. You can also customize the Print/Share button, giving you the upper hand on how to control your digital camera.

Canon PowerShot SD40 Digital ELPH

Don’t let the long name distract you. This one’s a favorite especially among families that have teenagers. The compact, 7 megapixel SD40 comes in 4 attractive colors — “Twilight Sepia”, “Precious Rose”, “Noble Blue” and “Olive Grey” — which will certainly appeal to the young ones. Features include the DIGIC III processor function, which means that less battery power is drained and shutter lag is reduced. It also uses the Face Detection technology so if you want to take portraits on a lazy Sunday, this camera will do the trick.

June 9, 2010 at 3:09 am Leave a comment

The Best Digital SLR Cameras Ever


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Now that you’ve decided to graduate to the big boys end of the pool. Time to buy yourself a shiny new SLR digital camera, and leave the old point and shoot for the kiddies to play with. However, after reading up on SLR technology, your a little baffled and bewildered.

Have no fear, as everything will soon be cleared up. SLR camera technology can be somewhat of a maze that sends you wandering from one confusing review to the next great marketing sales pitch, and back again. If your the type that needs to understand all the finer points of any product before making a purchase, this could be the never ending purchase for you.

Buckle up baby, and lets go. Believe it or not, all that technology your battling to understand is a good thing. Really, it is. The past few years in the digital camera industry, have been extremely competitive for the manufacturers and retail folks. As a result, each year they cram more and more features into those shiny little SLRs, and continuously drop prices to stay ahead of the competition.

OK, here’s the easy part. If you want to buy a good SLR, there’s no need to fret. Just about any of the top three SLRs will do the job for you. It’s pretty much impossible to get a bad camera out of this bunch. These days my short list would look something like this. Anything from the Canon Rebel lineup would be good. The XSi or the new T1i should be a corker. Or for some variety, a Nikon D40 or Olympus Evolt E510.

It’s quite remarkable, that you can have any one of those SLRs for under a grand. That’s a lot of camera for very little coin. Don’t even ask me what I paid for my first digital camera. I get ill just thinking about it.

I can make the above assumption with a great deal of confidence, because I know that the single biggest deciding factor to your success as a photographer, has nothing to do with the camera. The single most important feature of any camera, is the skill of the person with their finger on the shutter. A great photographer can take amazing photos with disposable camera.

Another thing you can do, if your still interested in looking around a bit more, is to get some hands on experience. Borrowing a SLR from a friend or relative to try out is a good idea. You’ll get a feel for the controls and how everything works. The more different models you try out, the better feel you’ll have for what feels right for you. Like I said, your the most important part of the picture taking process.

While it can be nice to visit your local camera store to get some hands on experience, it makes a lot of sense to make your final purchase online. All the big name websites have very fair return policies, and online shopping is the best way to guarantee you the price and selection you want.

Well, that’s about as simple as I can make it. Time to decide. Believe me, it’s a lot more fun taking pictures, than shopping for cameras.

June 8, 2010 at 2:07 am Leave a comment

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