The Selphy range printers from Canon is one of the best known compact printers especially among digital camera users who would like to print out their pictures on the spot. The Selphy CP750 and CP 740 are replacements for CP730 and CP720. The major improvements that can be seen in this printers is the addition of Red Eye correction and a larger 2.4 inch by 2 inch LCD screen with icon base interface for easier access. CP750 is the better model with more features such as ‘My Colours’ photo effects and ‘IrSimple’ which is an interface for infra red communication paving way for infra red compatibility printing. As with most of Canon’s recent printers, the dye use is said to last up to 100 years base on accelerated tests. The printer also features card reader which is compatible with virtually any card out there including the latest SDHC formats. Common features such as PictBridge and Bluetooth are ever present. Price is expected to be around the $100 region.
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Now you can bring Your Nikon FD 40x underwater. Fantasea Line just released a water proof housing for the Nikon FD 40x. It offers an excellent underwater solution for entry level enthusiasts who would love to take pictures underwater during scuba dives or snorkeling. It comes with a variety of SLR lenses to provide the opportunity to use the best lens for the best circumstances. It is more than just an underwater casing as it also provides your camera protection from rain, snow, dust, sand and dirt. Now you will feel safe to bring your camera anywhere you want to. The rings and shafts are sealed by double O rings. It features a shutter release control, power switch and zoom port control just to name a few. When the case is installed, the camera function just like before. You can still select the options that you want similar without the casing installed. To sweeten the deal Fantasea offers free flood insurance for it. Price will retail at about $1099.
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What more can be said about Canon and its camera other than its good quality camera. Its latest line of product will be the Canon PowerShot S5 IS. It features a 12 x optical zoom which is by far the best I have seen from Canon. The CMOS sensor will be a 8.0 Megapixel with Image Stabilizer technology and professional grade optics and extensive movie functions.
As it is common in all Canon products, this camera is powered by DIGIC III image processor, face detection technology, improved focus, exposure and flash output with new Red Eye reduction feature. It has an increased ISO sensitivity ranging from 80 &emdash; 1600 to complement its optical IS system for better low light performance. It has a 2.5 inch vari-angle LCD, additional shooting modes as well as extended video recording feature. You may expect this to be an expensive piece of equipment but it’s not. Its goes at roughly $300.
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Nikon has just launched its latest model, the CoolPix S50c which has WiFi capability enabling you to transfer pictures wirelessly. Nikon claims that you can email smapshots to friends and family or upload then to Flickr with CoolPix Connect 2 software. The service offers up to 2 GB of storage enabling you to free up some spaces on that small-ish SD card. At the same time, they also launch Nikon S50 which has all the same features with the exception of the Wi-Fi capability. The features common to both camera is a 7.2 megapixel sensor, 3 x optical zoom and 3 inch LCD display. The S50 is a sleek black shell which has a rectangular profile but S50c is more rounded with silver shell. Both has optical stabilization with ISO up to 1600.The S50c will be available for $350 where as S50 will be slightly cheaper at $300.
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The latest CyberShot from Sony takes the form of DSC-S800. It features a powerful 6 x optical zoom to complement its amazing image quality. It has a 8.1 megapixel resolution sensor and an ISO sensitivity of 1250 for shooting in low light environments. The design is a full metal silver body and it has 56 mb internal memory which can be expanded using standard SD card. The LCD is a 2.5 inch TFT display with a resolution of 230K dots. It captures video at 30 fps and in 16:9 mode for play on widescreen TV. It also has PictBridge for direct printing on compatible printers. This is definitely one of the best CyberShot to come out from Sony. Taking into consideration the market, it supports 15 languages, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish. Pricing is not available at the moment.
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In March, Canon has released two new digital camera to its line of Digital ELPH cameras. It features the latest DIGIC III image processor which promises an increase in digital image quality. The camera model will be SD750 and SD1000 which will both feature 3 x optical zoom. Consumers will definitely love this new addition judging from Canon line of products which has been very impressive. Almost all of Canon products have been above average and it has gain consumer trust all these years. Talk about Canon cameras and consumers will most probably be induced to buy it for its brand name. These two new devices are not expected to be any different. Pricing are not available for comments of now. Things are definitely getting bright for Canon with their new line of products to complement its older models which are their best sellers.
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Posted on May 2nd, 2007 in
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The Nikon D40X has just been voted as the “Best Entry Level DSLR of 2007″ by Technical Image Press Association and the CoolPix P5000 however has been voted as “Best Compact Camera of 2007″. The Nikon D40X with a max resolution of 10 megapixel and image sensitivity ranging from 100 to 3200 is an excellent DSLR camera. It is no surprise that it is voted as the best DSLR for entry level in 2007. The image quality is simply breath taking and it has a very fast shutter response. The package includes a 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom lens. Apart from that it offer a lot of advance features and a shooting rate of 3 fps. It is light and comes with a 2.5 inch LCD. Another camera from them, the Nikon P5000 is a compact 10 megapixel camera with Vibration Reduction optical stabilizer. The viewfinder is a 2.5 inch LCD. Nikon should be proud of themselves for grabbing this two awards and hopefully they will continue on with their excellent line of product.
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Canon’s first try in the hybrid market is pretty much admirable with this PowerShot TX1. It is designed nicely but the size is a bit too small making the controls kind of complicated. The flip out screen, impressive optical image stabilization and SDHC support does make this a great device. It has HD capabilities and the device is manageable. Ergonomically, this camera is still lacking as well as its flash, movie recording times and battery life. This camera is big when it comes to style and features. Still this does not make a good camera. Overall it is still a very commendable effort since it is their first try. Consumers will be looking more to their second generation of this product where they will expect something more and all the problems will be resolved. They might come out with a device with hard disk built in to enable more storage of its video.
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The FujiFilm Z5fd camera is pretty much a compact stylish little camera. It comes in 3 different colours, mocha brown, raspberry red and standard silver. The startup is pretty fast. What you have to do is just slide open the cover and voila, you are ready to shoot your first picture in a couple of seconds. It has a standard 3 x optical zoom. This is a 6.3 megapixel camera. Each picture will be about 1.5 mb at medium quality settings. The position of the lens however is questionable. It is located at the very left of the camera. This makes it not very handy when you are holding it with both hands as stray fingers might just get caught in the picture. The infrared port has some communication error with Sony Ericsson phones. It has a built in paltry 26 mb memory and you can opt to upgrade it with a larger xD card.
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Nikon CoolPix S500 is one of the most trendy camera available. It is about the size of a credit card and as thin as a matchbox. Impressed yet? The body is made of stainless steel and plastic buttons and compartment cover. It has a typical 3 x optical zoom and 2.5 inch screen. It has a 7 megapixel CMOS sensor to compliment its design. The features are more or less standard among the camera in its category. In order to use its auto focus function, depress the button halfway and wait for it to focus. There is no wheel at the top as it uses dedicated buttons at the rear to access its menu. This is pretty much a standard point and shoot camera and its has a 26 MB internal memory.
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Posted on April 29th, 2007 in
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