Sony has outed its latest Cybershot digital cameras, the 12.2-megapixel 3D-capable DSC-WX5 and DSC-TX9, and the 14.1-megapixel DSC-T99. Both the WX5 and the TX9 support Full HD 1080i video recording, along with 2D/3D sweep panorama like the NEX-5, with the TX9 also throwing in an underwater-panorama mode when paired with a marine housing.
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Oregon Scientific ATC9K HD Action Camera Available Soon
It's been awhile since Oregon Scientific made an appearance around here, so we're glad to see them back. The ATC9K HD Action Camera has a few tricks up its sleeve, which we've come to expect from our cameras in today's world. And as usual, OS has managed to make the 1080p-capable device ready for your underwater adventures. As long as you're not going too deep, that is.
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RED EPIC bug squashed; Scarlet should launch by end of year
High-end camera manufacturer RED has announced that the "bug" holding up production of their new EPIC and Scarlet cameras has been identified and squashed, though the projects are now several months delayed. Rather than rush production, however, RED founder Jim Jannard is insisting that the company won't release "a buggy camera with limited features"; instead they will continue with their testing program, adding EPIC-X sensors to RED ONE cameras as part of their Tattoo project, and kicking off EPIC production once the feedback is suitably positive.
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Canon’s Wonder Camera: all high-res, all in focus, all the time [Video]
Canon has been showing off its vision of the future of the photography, and when they name a concept the Wonder Camera you have to realise they're aiming high. According to Canon's crystal-ball gazers, one day in the not too distant future we'll have junked our regular DSLRs and replaced them with a single camera that, thanks to high-end optics, can shoot both extreme zoom and extreme macro images; gizmag shot a video demo of the camera, which will also apparently have a massively high resolution sensor and be shooting video all the time rather than a series of stills.
Video demo after the cut
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New Nikon S1000pj replacement camera rumored to sport PC connectivity
Rumors are floating around that Nikon is set to release a new digital camera that packs a projector inside. The camera is said to be the replacement for the Coolpix S1000pj, which already sports a projector.
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Olympus X-560WP & T100 Waterproof and Entry-Level Digital Cameras Announced
One might consider cameras to be a dime-a-dozen, but that's not a bad thing. Even the simplest of cameras can attract anyone's eye, especially if they're shiny enough. And if they can go underwater, well, that's just an added bonus. Today, Olympus unveiled the waterproof X-560WP, and the entry-level T100 for the whole world to see.
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Rayqual Lens Adapters Give Sony NEX Cameras Options
Options never hurt. That's why we're happy to hear that the Sony NEX line of mirrorless cameras is going to get a few options for themselves here shortly. Thanks to Rayqual, a manufacturer out of Japan, the pair of cameras is primed and ready to get Leica, Nikon, and Canon lenses attached to their faces. Something as simple as a lens adapter is the catalyst, making it possible for us to take even better shots than we could before.
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Dropcam Echo adds audio to easy wireless security webcam
Dropcam has introduced its latest internet-connected security camera, the Dropcam Echo, which takes their first model and throws in streaming audio support. The Dropcam Echo hooks up via WiFi to your home or business router and automatically starts streaming video to the company's site; you can log in via a regular desktop browser or via the iPhone or iPad apps. Meanwhile there's basic DVR functionality for reviewing older recordings.
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Sony NEX-5 stock reaches UK retailer
UK camera specialists Jessops have announced that they have the "first UK stock" of the Sony NEX-5, with the 14.2-megapixel interchangeable lens camera priced at £589 ($868) complete with the 18-55mm zoom lens. In addition, they have the NEX-5 16mm/18-55mm kit on offer - which comes with the zoom lens and a fixed lens - for £679 ($1,000).
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RED admit “bug” in EPIC and Scarlet cameras, plus manufacturing hold-up
High-spec camera company RED has admitted that their EPIC and Scarlet models have been significantly delayed by an unspecified bug, that has seen the two cameras held up by at least two months. According to RED founder Jim Jannard, the company has working examples of EPIC and Scarlet but "aren't going to release anything until the cameras are done and bug free"; the fault itself "is unexpected and it has us baffled." Meanwhile, RED are being forced to find a new manufacturer after their existing partner has had "significant issues."
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Sigma SD15 DSLR finally launching this month
It's been a long time since we first saw the Sigma SD15 - all the way back in September 2008, in fact - and the DSLR has only just managed to get a price tag and release date. According to Sigma, the SD15's specs are little changed to what we first saw all those months ago, with a 14-megapixel Foveon X3 direct image sensor consisting of three 4.7-megapixel layers that individually capture red, green or blue light.
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Sony Alpha A290 and A390 budget DSLRs get official
Sony has outed a pair of new entry-level DSLRs, the Sony Alpha DSLR-A290 and DSLR-A390, each packing 14.2-megapixels, HDMI outputs and BRAVIA Sync compatibility. Both get a 9-point autofocus system, 40-segment auto-exposure and a 2.7-inch TFT preview display; the Alpha A290 also throws in Quick AF Live View and a tilting mount for that display.
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