Tag Archive for 'photography'
This much awaited device is finally going to be hitting store shelves within the next two weeks. It has been hyped up since this time last year and is finally arriving.
So what’s the difference you might ask, and that would be a good question, but with a resolution increase and integration of several features from [...]
Not only is it some gaudy yellow/orange color, but the form of it is so hideous its like your aunt the cat lady deciding to accessorize. But for a waterproof camera, it at least lost the annoying transparent plastic case most of them employ to stay water free.
You can go up to 30 feet [...]
That’s right, 8GB which apparently equates to a little over three thousand images. With the number of digital pictures I have taken, I couldn’t even begin to fill that card, thankfully its uses aren’t limited to photography.
The full name for the card is the RP-SDV08GU1K. It contains a class 6 speed specification allowing transfers to [...]
Aside from its picture taking capabilities, it makes good use of the touchscreen in other ways as well. Obviously it can be used as a photo viewer, but the added functions of MP3 player and PMP are nice too.
That’s right, $1200 for a 19” picture frame. I just thought I would repeat it so it would sink in that, should you choose to buy one, you will be spending more on a picture frame than you could on an entire PC with a larger monitor.
The concept by Jin Woo Han seems quite simple and highly practical. I don’t know how powerful of a camera it will be, but the combined functionality will more than make up for it for most users.
I am not quite knowledgeable enough about photography or cameras to be able to fully appreciate a DSLR. One thing I have learned from using point and shoots is that digital zoom is the devil, and a high optical zoom is great for taking distance shots.
If you ask me, it’s a good job the palms of people’s hands are generally so compact, otherwise what would manufacturers describe their tiny products as fitting into? “Fits into your small-intestine” just doesn’t have the same ‘buy me!’ ring to it. Anyway, Canon is latest to roll out that old chestnut, claiming their Selphy [...]
Most tech-savvy iPod owners know that their slick DAPs can also function as external hard-drives, great for dragging round all those digital photos, videos and must-keep documents from home to work and back again. But a new dongle called the iWay can cut out the PC and make regular chores like backing up and transferring [...]
Now I’m no artist (which is why I won’t be entering Nokia’s N76 design competition) but I do enjoy superimposing risqué slogans onto the clothes worn in vintage photographs; I make do with Paint.net, being a naive little bugger when it comes to Photoshop. With the advent of Adobe’s CS3, however, blogger/engineer/almost-inventor-of-the-webcam Quentin Stafford-Fraser was thinking about [...]
