Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Sony's Full HD PMW-EX3 camcorder
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Fujifilm's FinePix S100FS is their "most advanced" consumer model
Fujifilm's "most advanced consumer model" features Dual Image Stabilization (optical image and picture stabilization), up to ISO 6400 sensitivity at 6 megapixels (ISO 10,000 at 3 megapixels), 2.5-inch tilting LCD, 3 megapixel burst mode for a maximum of 50 shots at 7fps, and unique film-simulation modes optimized for portraiture, low-contrast (soft), vibrant colors (Velvia), or general use (Provia).
How does a 14.3x Fujinon manual zoom lens, 8th generation 11 megapixel Super CCD sensor and new RP III processor sounds to you in a consumer camera?
Sounds good, but we'll have to wait for the reviews to see if there's any substance to the hype.
That's what you'll get next month when the $800 Fujifilm S100FS goes big box.
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Fujifilm's FinePix S8100fd brings 10 megapixels 18x close
We're talking a 1/2.3-inch Super CCD HR sensor with dual image stabilization (sensor-shift and digital image) with a burst-rate of 33, 3 megapixel frames at 13.5fps.
Your $399 also brings 10-face auto detection, Fujifilm's iFlash to avoid overpowering shots, and a VGA movie mode shooting at 30fps.
Big and long is how Fujifilm's FinePix S8100fd rolls.
Available March.
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Labels: Fuji Film
Fujifilm's FinePix S1000fd: world's smallest 12x zoomer
But don't let those DSLR looks fool you, it's also fully automated with face detection, panorama shooting (stitches up to 3 images), and 14 pre-set scenes.
Brace yourselves, Fujifilm just let loose a flood of new shooters in the pre-PMA run-up.
First up is the FinePix S1000fd, dubbed the "world's smallest 12 optical zoom camera.
" The $250 camera features a 10 megapixel, 2.7-inch LCD and electric viewfinder, burst mode, and full manual controls.
Available April.
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Posted by Beezy at 7:30 AM 1 comments
Labels: Fuji Film
Canon Rebel XSi official, move over XTi
No shots of the camera yet, ironically, but here's the dirt:
12.2 megapixel APS-C CMOS (1.6x focal conversion)
3-inch live view LCD (up from the XTi's non-live-view 2.5-inch)
DIGIC III image processor
9-point AF, 3.5fps shot rate (up to 45 images in JPEG, 6 in RAW)
The usual ultrasonic sensor cleaning
SD / SDHC media
Ships April, $799 and $899 for body-only / included EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens, respectively
Also, two new telephoto lenses announced.
Looks like the Rebel XTi is officially last(-last) year's model -- just in time for PMA Canon's updating their new consumer DSLR with some sexy new features.
More on those after the break.
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Labels: Canon