AFFORDABLEClockwise from top left, the Samsung NX100, the Sony Alpha NEX-3, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 and the Olympus Pen E-PL1. By RIK FAIRLIE – NY Times FOR several years, camera makers have trained their engineering expertise on the sweet spot between compact point-and-shoot cameras and chunky (yet capable) D.S.L.R.’s. An ideal combination would involve a…
Demystifying Digital gives us a look at the Best Holiday Cameras and Camcorders targeted to your your needs and level of expertise. With hundreds of camera and camcorder models on the market at any given minute, finding the right model can be taunting. Intimidating even. We’ve parsed the specs and identified the top models for…
I don’t quite remember when “Black Friday” was transformed from another crowded day at the mall to retail blood-sport, but if you can survive the crush of humanity you can score some great deals on digital cameras this holiday season. Rather than scour the ads looking for the best camera deals, we’ve scoured the ads…
Want to shoot pro-quality photos without forking over a month’s salary? These high-end compacts have built-in lenses with specs so tasty they could make Terry Richardson drool all over his white walls. 1. Samsung TL500 2. Canon PowerShot SD4000 IS 3. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX75 4. Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX5 http://www.wired.com/reviews/2010/11/pr_roundup_compact_cameras/
Austin, TX—The Wi-Fi Alliance announced that more than 1,100 products for the digital home have achieved the Wi-Fi Certified n designation since September 30, 2009, when the group’s Wi-Fi n certification tests were launched and the Wi-Fi Certified logo was updated to align with the IEEE 802.11n standard. “The number and variety of devices that…
Samsung this week announced the launch of a new company website at Samsung.com. The new site features social media and e-commerce components, as well as the ability to add third party product reviews. “We are in the midst of a significant advance in the evolution of the world wide web where an emphasis on brand…
The 3ist bi-annual photokina wrapped up in Cologne, Germany earlier this week and a host of new products and services were introduced over the six-day event. Here’s a brief sampling of news from Canon U.S.A., Casio, Eastman Kodak Co., GE, Lexar, Microsoft Corp., Nikon, Pentax, Samsung, Sony,and Tamron. http://www.picturebusinessmag.com/article/the-3ist-bi-annual-photokina-wrapped-up-cologne-germany/1?sponsor=newsletter/digital-clique#utm_source=digital-clique&utm_medium=enewsletter_headline&utm_campaign=2010-09-29
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced the launch of the mirrorless, interchangeable lens Samsung NX100, featuring the first i-Function lens, a proactive lens communicating with the camera body. It delivers total image control with fast manual settings to ensure quick and easy image capturing, and also provides customized settings which are optimized for the…
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Ridgefield Park, N.J., announced the HMX-T10 camcorder. The full HD HMX-T10 features a 20-degree Slanted Lens that ensures that the user can truly enjoy their recording experience without any discomfort to their arm or wrist, a common occurrence in standard camcorders currently on the market. http://pmanewsline.com/2010/09/02/samsung-launches-new-full-hd-camcorder/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+pmanewsline+%28PMA+Newsline%29
What a great idea! Samsung has added a pop-out U.S.B. connector to a digital camera, enabling you to plug it into any computer and transfer photos and video – without having to scramble for cables or a memory card adapter. http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/06/samsung-adds-pop-out-u-s-b-to-camera/
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