Tag Archive for 'digital-cameras'
Mr. Terada is apparently a genius, and of all the things he likely could have done with his mind, he chose to bring us all video capture capabilities on our DSLR cameras. In case you don’t know, DSLR’s are the high end digital cameras that everyone and their brother is carrying around these days, other [...]
OmniVision, the World’s largest supplier of CMOS sensor lunches the world’s smallest 1/13-inch VGA size camerachip. The OV7690 uses a better OmniPixel3-HS(TM) architecture with twice the light sensitivity compare to its 1.75 micron OmniPixel3(TM). The OmniVision proprietary image technology will improve low-light performance for new generation compact camera, camera phone, notebook or other compact [...]
Digital watermarking is probably not new to you these days, we seen and read about traceable hidden digital marking that’s perceptually undetectable and used to identify owner, but the copyright license can be costly if you have variety of images to go though. Copyright Protection and Infringement is a common issue among the pro or [...]
World’s Fastest Digital Camera Casio EXILIM Pro EX-F1 nailed Popular Mechanics Editor’s choice award
Casio EXILIM Pro EX-F1 made it full appearance at CES 2008 last month with world’s fastest burst shooting digital camera. The record setting EX-F1 is capable to capture a full resolution at 60fps and up to 1200fps at 336×92. The revolutionary six-megapixel machine gunner is a piece of high tech digital camera with breakthrough innovation [...]
Five megapixel cell phone cameras are not new to us, Samsung has gone beyond the magic number five to eight less than three months ago. We’ve also done a thorough review of the 5MP Samsung and discovered the resolving power of a good image sensor combined with a decent internal compact zoom lens. Kodak’s newest development [...]
I don’t have much experience with fisheye glass, the only few I ever got were with Canon EF 15mm F2.8 fisheye down at the Dallas city rookery. Granted, a 15mm is too wide for birdies but definitely not enough for panorama freaks with crop-factor DSLR. If 5.6mm is wide enough for you, Sunex just [...]
If you don’t have the creativity or time for home-depot, Manfrotto has an ultra compact support for you P&S digital camera. The Hasp-pod Modopocket can fold flat completely or tilt to angle you camera, it’s an ideal mobile sized mini pod that can fit anywhere from storage to varies shooting scenarios.





