By David Pogue – NY Times – April 7,2011 If you want an easy puzzle, solve a Rubik’s Cube. If you want something more challenging, balance the national budget. But if you really want a head-pounder, try making a tiny camera with a big sensor. The problem is physics. A big sensor records superior light,…
Digital cameras, like all consumer electronics, thrive on what’s called the “replacement cycle.” Put simply, it’s the process of making your slightly older device look like God-awful junk compared to this year’s shiny new device. Cultivating this annual technological inferiority complex among us consumers does have some upside – it drives features up and…
SECAUCUS, NJ (September 21, 2010) – Panasonic today announced three new interchangeable lenses for its LUMIX G Series of cameras, including the world’s first1 interchangeable 3D lens, the H-FT012. The lenses, all based on the Micro Four Thirds System standard, are compact while featuring high optical performance and are compatible with Panasonic’s LUMIX DSLMicro cameras,…
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Photo Photo Editors tested & compared the Sony’s NEX-5, Samsung’s NX10 and Panasonic’s Lumix G2 interchangeable lens compact cameras, see their results. http://www.popphoto.com/sony/2010/07/shoot-out-interchangeable-lens-compacts
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