Tag Archive for 'prosumer'
FujiFilm’s FinePix S100FS is intended to bridge the gap between the company’s point-and-shoot digicams and its pro DSLRs, with an 11-megapixel 2/3-inch CCD, continuous RAW shooting and efficient shortcuts. InfoSync World have been playing with the S100FS and sound impressed:
“If you want 99% of the functionality of a DSLR but without blowing all sorts of [...]
the Quadro graphics cards are pretty amazing, primarily used in professional settings such as engineering, medical fields, digital video editing, and some financial fields. They can get pretty pricey to with some of them hitting the multiple thousands of dollars range.
Well now there are some considerably cheaper options namely the FX 370 and the FX [...]
“Talk about an impressive ass!” That was my first thought on seeing Pioneer’s new Elite SC-09TX flagship amp, which has a rear-panel positively bristling with connectivity. Things round the front are no less exciting, however; there’s a huge LCD as the centrepiece, which is all the more necessary when you consider that not only will [...]
If Sony thought they were going to have things all their own way with the launch of their stonking Bravia projectors then they obviously hadn’t paid attention to fellow CEDIA 2007 attendee JVC. The company’s new flagship Procision range is intended for custom installs and prosumer home cinema fanatics, and at its pinnacle are two D-ILA [...]
None of this point-&-shoot nonsense for Nikon; they used IFA 2007 to launch their D3 and D300 digital-SLR camera bodies. If high-quality photography is your thing, then one of these two models may be the choice for you: the D300 is a relatively compact, super-fast shooter, with a new 12.3-megapixel DX format CMOS sensor coupled [...]
If you’re in the market for a high-resolution digital SLR camera, then Fujifilm reckons it might have the model for you. The FinePix S5 Pro boasts an expanded dynamic range thanks to its use of a double pixel Super CCD SR Pro sensor that can recognise 6.17 million S-pixels and 6.17 million R-pixels to give [...]
Memory cards are one of the things that I don’t reckon many people think about. They look for the cheapest of the biggest they can afford, without a second glance at meaningful, confusing figures like data transfer speeds and interoperability testing. But reviews like our own Compact Flash one last month shows that there’s more [...]
I’m not all that big of a photographer, so my Sony T7 and the 3-megapixel camera in my Nokia N80 suit me fine; however, there are lots of you out there who I know are drooling for prosumer digital SLRs like the Canon EOS series. Jenneth at Girls Gone Mobile has just taken delivery of [...]
If you’re an audiophile who wants distributed audio around the house you’ve got plenty of choice of manufacturers to favour. Well, Gryphon would like to add them to their list, and their Mirage amplifier is just the product they’re planning to lure you in with. A pre-amp main box with detachable control section that can communicate [...]
This morning Canon USA and Canon Inc. announced the release of two prosumer HDV camcorders, the XH G1 ($7000) and XH A1 ($4000). Both sports the identical imaging system as Canon’s XL H1, including three 1/3-inch 16:9 CCDs and the ability to record 1080i HDTV recording in both 60 interlaced and 24 [...]
