Posted on 24. Nov, 2011 by DigiCamMan in Digital Cameras The new Fujifilm X-S1 is an interesting camera because first it looks like a DSLR and priced like one and second it’s not a DSLR. By industry definition the new Fujifilm X-S1 is a bridge camera that is right between easy to use digital camera ...Read More
PARIS, November 24, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — The review site, dooyoo.co.uk is set to release a visual compilation of selected digital cameras and their accompanying reviews. The infographic, entitled, ‘What Kind of Shots do you Like Taking’ profiles a series of digital cameras and their specific purpose. Listing the range of essential uses and ...Read More
Posted on 23. Nov, 2011 by DigiCamMan in Camcorders, Digital Cameras Low-cost electronics manufacturer Vivitar has unveiled their latest imaging creations with the ViviCam VT135 digital camera and Vivitar DVR 790HD camcorder. Both cameras boast 3D capture but the camcorder is the only model that can provide video and photo 3D support. However the two cameras will both ...Read More
At its release, the iPhone 4S was advertised as featuring one of the best cameras incorporated on a smartphone. But, does Apple’s latest iPhone pack a camera good enough to replace your digital camera? The answer obviously depends on your expectations. A professional photographer would probably never concede that a smartphone can take good enough ...Read More
Toys are tops on most holiday wish lists for kids, but the batteries are just as important. They make the toys sing, spin, and shake. To find out which battery lasts the longest, Consumer Reports tested batteries in digital cameras and we tested batteries in toy monkeys and flashlights. One battery came out on top. ...Read More
HERMISTON — Due to high demand, another camera class, designed to help photographers learn about basic functions of their digital camera, is being offered. Coordinated by Hermiston Parks and Recreation, employees of 60 Minute Photo will provide photo tips and camera information on Wednesdays, from either 2:30-4 p.m. or 5:30-7 p.m., beginning Jan. 18 and ...Read More
Canon’s PowerShot A1200 offers a lot–including an optical viewfinder and HD movie capture–for barely $100. (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) With cameras, as with many things in life, you get what you pay for. In the world of point-and-shoots, that generally means you get few features, poorer-quality lenses, slower performance, and more than likely mediocre photo quality. ...Read More
By Bruce Horovitz, USA TODAY Updated As if doorbusters, early-bird specials and earlier store hours aren’t enough to lure customers, retailers are about to wave the magic wand that works almost every time: free stuff. Kodak Old Navy will give away a limited number of digital cameras on Black Friday. That’s free merchandise. Free entertainment. ...Read More
A Jackson couple reached their goal to put digital cameras in each on-duty city police car by the end of the year. Jeff and Lori Grantham today donated their fifth and sixth cameras to the Jackson Police Department. Jeff Grantham dropped the cameras off and was met with many thanks from officers, he said. Earlier ...Read More
Erica Yen, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 22 November 2011] Japan-based Nidec Copal has temporarily stopped production of shutters, lens kits and precision motors used in digital cameras at its factory in Thailand due to the impact of flooding. This will cause short supply of such components used in Sony’s, Nikon’s and Samsung’s high-end digital cameras ...Read More