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Fujifilm F70EXR Digital Camera Review

Jo Deer — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 03:26:59 +0000

The Fujifilm F70 EXR may be the world’s smallest 10x zoom digital camera, but Chris Hardwick and Olivia Munn find out if this super slim camera with 10 mega pixels, dual image stabilization and wide angle lens lives up to its $200 price tag. For more from Gadget Pr0n, go here: g4tv.com

Which waterproof digital camera has the best image quality?

Jo Deer — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 02:14:46 +0000

So I have been looking into getting a new digital camera and was thinking a waterproof digital camera would be cool to have. I have a two year old daughter and it would be nice to be able to have more freedom on weather and water photos. But I have heard that waterproof digital cameras can have poor image quality. So I was just wondering if anyone could tell me which waterproof digital camera has the best image quality? Which would you recommend?

The Panasonic Lumix Dmc-fz18 Digital Camera Features and Information

Jo Deer — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:16:59 +0000

The obvious attraction of the Panasonic DMC FZ18 is its 18x optical zoom lens. This is one of the first digital cameras to increase the lens length on a consumer digital camera beyond 12 xs. The lens is supported by image stabilization to help cut down on any camera shake caused by the added weight of the lens. The DMC FZ18 also hosts a number of manual controls and settings and is based on the lines of a digital SLR camera. In fact it is one of the most feature packed cameras you can buy. It has 8 megapixels.

Canon PowerShot G10 Digital Camera Unboxing

Jo Deer — Wed, 19 May 2010 23:07:34 +0000

This the unboxing of a brand new Canon powershot G10 Digital Camera. My pictures are posted on Flickr at www.flickr.com

Shopping Wisely: Digital Cameras

Jo Deer — Fri, 07 May 2010 07:14:41 +0000

In times of economic downturn, it seems that charging your credit card when shopping is a bad decision, indeed. However, if your finances are relatively okay and you have some amount of disposable income, go ahead and swipe. Just make sure you can pay your credit card debt on time, or even ahead of its due date. Doing so would let you avoid unnecessary costs and save you money. Since everyone is still crazy over digital cameras, let’s explore just how you can get a relatively decent one without ruining your finances. Because let’s face it, not everyone is rich enough to buy a Nikon; but digital cameras are becoming as cheap as ever. Shopping for digital cameras When the recession began, camera prices remained relatively stable for a few months. That is, until companies like Sony began losing a lot of money during the holiday seasons and they had to slash prices and slash employees. Sony isn’t the only one suffering from a drop in sales. Other brands suffered from poor sales, as well. The manufacturers didn’t have a choice. They had to reduce the pricing or risk having boxes of their goods rotting in stockrooms without buyers. Within 3 years, the pricing for common digital cameras with decent CMOS censors has dropped significantly. If we were to compare the scene a few years ago to the scene now, the price reduction has reached $200 already. This is information is from the Consumer Electronics Association. No warrantiesSome electronic goods may be refurbished versions of older models. If you’re not in the mood to buy a supposedly brand new electronic gadget with no warranty, avoid offers that sound too good to be true. More often than not, these deals are too good to be true, because there’s deception in the advertising. The better option is to buy old models that have had their prices cut. The release of new models happens on two periods throughout the year: March-May and September-November. Here’s another truth that might help in preserving your hard-earned cash in your wallet: 6 megapixels is enough for ordinary use. Unless you plan to go mountainsides to take stock of hundreds of kilometers of land, what in the world would you do with a 20-megapixel camera? Sales personnel would of course try to sell you the most expensive models; but it doesn’t necessarily mean that the most expensive is the best choice. Making a “specs checklist” To make an informed decision when buying a new digital camera, you have to make product comparisons. Some digital cameras have better specifications than others, but may be pricier. If you’re strapped for cash but you still want to buy a digital camera, the trick is to make a list of specifications that you would want in your inexpensive camera. For example, a xenon flash or LED flash would be great for nighttime shots. Check also if the digital camera has a night mode and whether the digital zoom is good enough. Most digital cameras have a 4x zoom, but if the digital camera can go as far as 8x, that would be a great deal.

Casio EX Z70-Digital Camera

Jo Deer — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 07:33:20 +0000

Capture the World A pocket size powerhouse! Yes, that?s what Casio EX Z70 is. With 7.2 megapixels, this camera from the house of Casio is a wonderful device. It has all the features that you would expect from a digital camera. Key Features Casio EX Z70 has a CCD imaging sensor. CCD sensor works by converting light into electrons. Also CCD sensor is known for creating images that are high on quality and low on noise. The CCD imaging sensor is powerful 7.2 megapixels. The LCD screen is also 2.5? large. This gives you the opportunity to view whatever you want to capture quite clearly. One of the other benefits of this camera is that it has the option of direct printing. Now you don?t have to connect the camera to your PC to transfer photographs there first then attach it to the printer to get a hard copy of your snap. With Casio EX Z70, you just have to connect it to the printer to get the printout of your snap. User Friendly Aspects Another feature that will appeal you to own Casio EX Z70 is the Red-Eye Reduction mode of the camera. With this option, you definitely do not need to worry about the quality of the picture. You will not find those red eyes again in the snaps taken by you from this camera. The Metering feature of Casio EX Z70 is one of the most interesting features of the camera. It has three metering options, namely: Multi Metering, Centre Weighted Metering and Spot Metering. Multi metering gives the right exposure to the image when the whole subject is very bright. Centre Weighted Metering gives the right exposure when there is a bright subject on dark background. Spot Metering allows only a small area of the whole frame to be metered and the exposure of the rest of the frame is ignored. This is useful for highlighting the subject and enhancing the visual impact, and also for capturing the details in a highlighted section. Know More Casio EX Z70 comes with 3x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom. The dimensions of the camera are 95.2 x 19.8 x 60.6 mm and the weight is 118 grams without the battery set. This is quite light for a camera in this range. Conclusion Casio EX Z70 is one of the best buys from the house of Casio. This is a very sleek and stylish camera with outstanding features. The only missing thing in this camera is the image stabilizer.

Nikon CoolPix S60: First Look Review

Jo Deer — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 10:20:58 +0000

Nikon’s new Coolpix digital camera sees the company go all trendy and touchscreen. Is it at the cost of picture quality though?

why digital camera prices on rediff/sify are cheaper than retail price? Bad quality /defective products?

Jo Deer — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:51:38 +0000

Can any one tell me, how come the digital camera prices on rediff are cheaper than retail price given by the manufacturer? Are they inferior in quality or have some defects?