Olympus has embraced the camera designs of yesteryear for several generations, from its first Micro Four Thirds models to last year’s E-P3 . But now the Japanese camera maker is stepping up its retro game, announcing a brand new line of Micro Four Thirds cams. Meet the OM-D
Olympus has embraced the camera designs of yesteryear for several generations, from its first Micro Four Thirds models to last year’s E-P3 . But now the Japanese camera maker is stepping up its retro game, announcing a brand new line of Micro Four Thirds cams. Meet the OM-D
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Micro Four Thirds camera preview (video)
Alongside the new additions to Canon’s A-Series of digital cameras, the company is also giving more demanding consumers a similar outpouring of love with four additional shooters in the PowerShot family, which sport a diverse array of features such as WiFi connectivity, 20x optical zoom and rugged designs. Leading the charge for the ELPH lineup is the 530 HS.
Alongside the new additions to Canon’s A-Series of digital cameras, the company is also giving more demanding consumers a similar outpouring of love with four additional shooters in the PowerShot family, which sport a diverse array of features such as WiFi connectivity, 20x optical zoom and rugged designs. Leading the charge for the ELPH lineup is the 530 HS.
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Canon welcomes ELPH 530 HS / 320 HS, SX260 HS and D20 to PowerShot lineup
Thirty six megapixels. That’s the native resolution of Nikon’s long-awaited FX-format digital SLR
Thirty six megapixels. That’s the native resolution of Nikon’s long-awaited FX-format digital SLR
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Nikon confirms 36.3 megapixel D800, we go hands-on
Take a moment to Breathe , because this one’s kind of heady. NASA has just published a new video of the Dark Side of the Moon and, contrary to popular belief, it’s not really all that dark. (We’d probably describe it as a subdued gray, if we had to, but feel free to go with Any Colour You Like .) Compiled into a 30-second video clip, this footage provides a cursory glimpse of the moon’s hind parts (its “B-Side,” if you will), panning over the rock from north to south, in all its crater-y glory
Take a moment to Breathe , because this one’s kind of heady. NASA has just published a new video of the Dark Side of the Moon and, contrary to popular belief, it’s not really all that dark. (We’d probably describe it as a subdued gray, if we had to, but feel free to go with Any Colour You Like .) Compiled into a 30-second video clip, this footage provides a cursory glimpse of the moon’s hind parts (its “B-Side,” if you will), panning over the rock from north to south, in all its crater-y glory
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NASA films dark side of the moon, finds no evidence of Brain Damage (video)
Oh Amazon, why must you tease us so? Not content on leaking the Fujifilm X-Pro1′s lenses before the mirrorless ILC was even announced at CES , the retailer just revealed the camera’s price. It appears you’ll have to plunk down a hefty $1700 to get your dirty little mitts on this high-end rangefinder-ish 16 megapixel APS-C shooter — and that’s just for the body
Oh Amazon, why must you tease us so? Not content on leaking the Fujifilm X-Pro1′s lenses before the mirrorless ILC was even announced at CES , the retailer just revealed the camera’s price. It appears you’ll have to plunk down a hefty $1700 to get your dirty little mitts on this high-end rangefinder-ish 16 megapixel APS-C shooter — and that’s just for the body
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Fujifilm X-Pro1 shows up on Amazon, price in tow
You may have heard that Nikon’s revealed a few — well, a lot of — new cameras this week. Fortunately it wasn’t long until we were able to get to grips with some of the more interesting models. Unfortunately both the super-zooming Coolpix P510 (seen here) and the super-zooming P310 arrived sans battery, unwilling to be coaxed into working, but more than happy to show off how the finished unit would feel in the hand
You may have heard that Nikon’s revealed a few — well, a lot of — new cameras this week. Fortunately it wasn’t long until we were able to get to grips with some of the more interesting models. Unfortunately both the super-zooming Coolpix P510 (seen here) and the super-zooming P310 arrived sans battery, unwilling to be coaxed into working, but more than happy to show off how the finished unit would feel in the hand
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Nikon Coolpix P510 arrives in London, we go hands-on (video)
It’s not been all that long since Nikon last augmented its Coolpix S-series , and now the camera maker’s at it again, adding another four to the point-and-shoot range. Starting at the bottom end is the S3300, which definitely keeps things simple: 16 megapixels, 6x zoom, 19 picture modes and 720p is what you’ll get for the $140 asking price. An extra $30 lands you the S4300, which adds touchscreen control.
It’s not been all that long since Nikon last augmented its Coolpix S-series , and now the camera maker’s at it again, adding another four to the point-and-shoot range. Starting at the bottom end is the S3300, which definitely keeps things simple: 16 megapixels, 6x zoom, 19 picture modes and 720p is what you’ll get for the $140 asking price. An extra $30 lands you the S4300, which adds touchscreen control.
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Nikon adds Coolpix S9300, S6300, S4300 and S3300 to point-and-shoot lineup
Nokia already came clean about the Lumia 800 battery bug, but evidently that just wasn’t enough to appease the masses.
Nokia already came clean about the Lumia 800 battery bug, but evidently that just wasn’t enough to appease the masses.
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Standing on the Hoover Dam, you’re trying to encapsulate the majesty of the engineering feat before you. Turning the camera on its side, you try and get a perfect portrait shot, but find the vagaries of evolution mean your fingers won’t stretch to the buttons anymore
Standing on the Hoover Dam, you’re trying to encapsulate the majesty of the engineering feat before you. Turning the camera on its side, you try and get a perfect portrait shot, but find the vagaries of evolution mean your fingers won’t stretch to the buttons anymore
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Pentax Optio VS20: hold it any way you want, as long as you love it
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