Archive for the 'compact digital camera' Category

Fujifilm X-S1 Superzoom Compact

Fujifilm has just come forth to show off their latest premium camera dubbed the X-S1. This camera features a 12 megapixel CMOS sensor and 24-624mm equivalent F2.8-5.6 lens capable of 26x zoom. Also included is a rear facing LCD with rubberized coating, 1.55m dot viewfinder and the ability to capture Raw images. Unfortunately that's about all we have ...

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Ricoh CX6 Compact Digital Camera Gets Announced

The sophistication of smartphone cameras may be making the need for a compact digital camera lower than ever but we'll save that for another story. In the mean time, those of you looking to purchase such a camera may want to keep their eyes on Ricoh's forthcoming offerings. Today the company has debuted their latest ...

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Fujifilm X10 Gets Release Date, Price Point

Fujifilm has just come forth today to announce some new details regarding their X10 compact digital camera. While we've already come to know that the device features a 12 megapixel EXR CMOS sensor, F2.0-2.9, 28-112mm lens along with the fact that it features a retro style body, we haven't known exactly when Fujifilm will be ...

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX90 Gets Announced

Panasonic has just come forth to show us their latest compact digital camera dubbed the Lumix DMC-FX90. This camera features a 12 megapixel sensor while maintaining a thickness of just 0.85-inches. However, the real feature that makes the DMC-FX90 shine is the fact that it features built-in WiFi. This means that you will be able ...

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Canon IXUS 230 HS Compact Digital Camera

Canon has come forth today to announce their latest compact digital camera dubbed the IXUS 230 HS. This camera features a 2.1 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor coupled with a 3-inch LCD display. Other features include a lens capable of 8x zoom, wide-angle imagery and "Intelligent" image stabalization software. Of course, in this day and age ...

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Fujifilm FinePix F600 EXR

Fujifilm has just come forth to announce a brand new camera dubbed the FinePix F600, pictured above. This camera features a 1/2-inch EXR CMOS sensor complete with backlighting and a 24-360mm zoom lens. Additionally the camera also features built-in GPS along with Intelligent Digital Zoom and the ability to switch ISO levels when motion is detected. ...

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Polaroid CIA-1237RC Camera Review–Short Range Simple Shooter

So this week we're going to get some face time with some basic shooter cameras, and considering how many holidays, picnics, family vacations and the like we're going to be involved in over the next several weeks, you're going to want something to capture all those memories. And a great start that won't break your ...

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NeinGrenze 5000T does Tilt-Shift Photography

We have covered many devices that do Tilt-Shift photography such as the Custom Made Tilt Shift Lens as well as the Tilt-Shift Photography iPhone App. For those who aren't aware of Tilt Shift photography, it is an interesting way of turning an ordinary scene into something that looks like it has made miniaturized. ...

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The world’s smallest camera unveiled, again

It seems like we are always reporting on "the world's smallest camera", there was that one from the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany which is probably the same as the Awaiba NanEye camera. I believe that both of them have been outdone by the Medigus. The Awaibe NanEye camera was about 1mm x 1mm ...

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Fujifilm FinePix HS10 Digital Camera Review–A Simple Starter

It's a familiar note to close out the week as we check out one more from Fujifilm, and where the F80EXR was a good basic shooter, the Fujifilm FinePix HS10 is going to be a complete, wholesale shooting system that will do some pretty exciting stuff for your shooting needs. The Fujifilm FinePix HS10 is a ...

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