Sony has introduced newly enhanced versions of their top-of-the-line Cyber-shot digicams—the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V and DSC-HX9V—both of which contain a new 16.2MP back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor and a list of technical tricks that not too long ago would have been considered pure Voodoo.
Olympus has introduced several new lines of point-and-shoot digicams designed to complement a number of user needs and budget parameters. And if that's not enough, each one of them is available in a choice of colors.
Despite the classic magnesium-alloy body and set of dial controls, the Fujifilm FinePix X100 isn’t made for cranking film. The X100 is a highly advanced APS-C digital camera containing what the company calls the world’s first hybrid viewfinder.
Canon has just announced four new additions to its renowned PowerShot lineup. Included in the new quartet are three new ELPH-series digicams and a new SX-series PowerShot camera, each of which is designed around the same 12.1MP CMOS sensor and DIGIC 4 image processor.
Sony has introduced five new Cyber-shot digicams, each of which features Sony’s new 16.2MP Exmor R back-illuminated CMOS sensor, a new Dual Record mode, which allows you to easily capture hi-res stills while shooting video, up to 10-frame-per-second burst rates at full resolution and Sony’s innovative Intelligent Sweep Panorama mode for wide-field image capture (200°-plus AOV).
Olympus has announced a fourth-generation update of its FourThirds-format Digital PEN lineup, the Olympus PEN E-PL2. Among the improvements incorporated into the latest PEN is a quicker, more responsive AF system, a higher resolution (460,000-dot) 3” LCD, higher ISO sensitivity (ISO 6400),
Low-light shooters should take note of the Olympus XZ-1, an easily pocketable digicam that, along with a highly light-sensitive 10MP (1/1.63”) CCD, a 3” 610,000-dot OLED, 720p HD video capture and AF Live View with AF tracking, sports a truly fast (f/1.8-2.5) 4x, 28-112mm equivalent zoom lens, which can be used with the new Olympus MAL-1 Macro Light when shooting close-up imagery.
Not long ago, point-and-shoot cameras had zoom lenses that seldom went beyond the optical range of a 35-105mm lens on a conventional 35mm camera. Not so anymore. Thanks to numerous advancements in optical technologies, digicams now feature 8x to 14x zooms that despite their 20 -something to 200-300mm-plus focal ranges, still slip easily into your pocket.
Lots of great new prosumer cameras have been announced recently, and if you thought you had settled on the one to buy, think again—it's time to add the new Canon PowerShot G12 to your short list. Had you decided to buy a Canon G11, but haven’t yet made the purchase? You're in luck, because Canon took the already fabulous G11, polished it just a bit and announced the new PowerShot G12.
One of the drawbacks of 3D photography, going back to the turn of the last century, has been the inability to view 3D pictures without having to resort to extraneous viewing devices. Not so with Fuji's FinePix REAL 3D W3, which allows you to play back and view stills and video in full 3D—straight off the LCD—without having to wear goofy-looking glasses.
It defies logic how a mouth-less white cat known as Hello Kitty could become a marketing phenomenon for 36 years. Introduced as a vinyl coin purse in 1974 in Japan, Hello Kitty may have reached the height of global popularity in 2007 when she debuted as a balloon at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Her likeness now adorns a dwindling range of products from lunch boxes to cameras.
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Sony has introduced newly enhanced versions of their top-of-the-line Cyber-shot digicams—the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V and DSC-HX9V—both of which contain a new 16.2MP back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor and a list of technical tricks that not too long ago would have been considered pure Voodoo.
Olympus has introduced several new lines of point-and-shoot digicams designed to complement a number of user needs and budget parameters. And if that's not enough, each one of them is available in a choice of colors.
Despite the classic magnesium-alloy body and set of dial controls, the Fujifilm FinePix X100 isn’t made for cranking film. The X100 is a highly advanced APS-C digital camera containing what the company calls the world’s first hybrid viewfinder.
Canon has just announced four new additions to its renowned PowerShot lineup. Included in the new quartet are three new ELPH-series digicams and a new SX-series PowerShot camera, each of which is designed around the same 12.1MP CMOS sensor and DIGIC 4 image processor.
Sony has introduced five new Cyber-shot digicams, each of which features Sony’s new 16.2MP Exmor R back-illuminated CMOS sensor, a new Dual Record mode, which allows you to easily capture hi-res stills while shooting video, up to 10-frame-per-second burst rates at full resolution and Sony’s innovative Intelligent Sweep Panorama mode for wide-field image capture (200°-plus AOV).
Olympus has announced a fourth-generation update of its FourThirds-format Digital PEN lineup, the Olympus PEN E-PL2. Among the improvements incorporated into the latest PEN is a quicker, more responsive AF system, a higher resolution (460,000-dot) 3” LCD, higher ISO sensitivity (ISO 6400),
Low-light shooters should take note of the Olympus XZ-1, an easily pocketable digicam that, along with a highly light-sensitive 10MP (1/1.63”) CCD, a 3” 610,000-dot OLED, 720p HD video capture and AF Live View with AF tracking, sports a truly fast (f/1.8-2.5) 4x, 28-112mm equivalent zoom lens, which can be used with the new Olympus MAL-1 Macro Light when shooting close-up imagery.
Lots of great new prosumer cameras have been announced recently, and if you thought you had settled on the one to buy, think again—it's time to add the new Canon PowerShot G12 to your short list. Had you decided to buy a Canon G11, but haven’t yet made the purchase? You're in luck, because Canon took the already fabulous G11, polished it just a bit and announced the new PowerShot G12.
One of the drawbacks of 3D photography, going back to the turn of the last century, has been the inability to view 3D pictures without having to resort to extraneous viewing devices. Not so with Fuji's FinePix REAL 3D W3, which allows you to play back and view stills and video in full 3D—straight off the LCD—without having to wear goofy-looking glasses.
It defies logic how a mouth-less white cat known as Hello Kitty could become a marketing phenomenon for 36 years. Introduced as a vinyl coin purse in 1974 in Japan, Hello Kitty may have reached the height of global popularity in 2007 when she debuted as a balloon at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Her likeness now adorns a dwindling range of products from lunch boxes to cameras.
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