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Shock Proof and Durable Panasonic Lumiz

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : October 30, 2009
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Panasonic has a new addition to their cameras the new Lumiz DMC-TS1. In today’s industry digital cameras are getting tough and slowly replacing modern day digital cameras. It is the first of its kind to feature waterproof, shockproof and dustproof digital camera and to feature Lite High Definition video recording capabilities. Panasonic’s new Lumix TS1 is rugged and tough when it comes to design. It is great for outdoors and for people who goes nature trekking.

The Panasoic DMC-TS1 has a lens with maximum aperture from f/3.3 to f/5.9 from within zoom range. The closes distance the Panasonic DMC-TS1 can take is roughly about 30 centimeters but drops down to nearly 5 centimeters when switched to Macro mode. The LUMIX TS1, is equipped with a 12.1 mega-pixel resolution and features a 28mm wide-angle LEICA DC VARIO-ELMAR lens, a 4.6x optical zoom. It has a proprietary Panasonic iA (intelligent Auto) mode, for easy-to-use function for the camera and advance functions.

The new Panasonic Lumix is waterproof enabling people to take shots underneath the water with a depth of 10 feet and shockproof from up to 5 feet above the ground. With its rubber padding protection, carbon resins, reinforced glass and an airtight protection from dust and sand, making it the toughest camera known in the world.

The camera features a 2.7-inch 230,000-dot intelligent LCD with a very wide viewing angle and enhanced visibility with playback and automatic brightness control that adjusts to the environment from where you are standing. Also the LCD is thickened for protection purposes against strong pressure allowing users to operate even under chaotic conditions.

The image processing of the Lumix is great. It is complete with multi-tasking image capability allowing people to easily switch features according to the user’s desire functionality. Overall the new Panasonic Lumiz DMC-TS1 is a wonderful camera great for outdoor shooting.

Digital Camera or a Mobile Phone?

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : October 28, 2009
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Category: Graphical Imaging, Photography, Tech News

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At first glance you might consider the Samsung W880 as a digital camera but in fact its both a digital camera and a phone. In fact the Samsung W880 is the first of its kind to deliver 12 megapixel camera with 3x optical zoom. It features a hardware Mode dial and a real zoom lever very much the same found in most digital cameras. With this in mind you might find it hard to believe that it does feel like a real camera and not mobile phone.

Still in its prototype phase I take focus on the camera and its monstrous imaging capability.

The Samsung W880 has high end imaging capability, with tracking touch autofocus at 720p@30fps video recording and also has a 3.3” big AMOLDED capacitive touchscreen with WVGA resolution. Its not that something you see in your day to day activites with a phone with ton loads of features like this one.

In terms of design and construction the Samsung W880 looks like a digital camera than a mobile phone itself. Its the first of its kind to crossbreed a true digital camera and a phone. With its protruding lens, rubbery grip, and rotating mode dial the Samsung W880 separate itself from the rest.

The front panel itself is shrouded with a 3.3-inch touchscreen of WVGA resolution, above the display lies the video call camera with light sensor and finally it is coupled with two stereo loudspeakers. The back of the Samsung W880 is the one that surely separates from the rest. With the protruding lens found at the back it surely is one monstrous camaera phone. It has Xenon flash and a regular LED for capturing those precious moments in video.

Still in its prototype phase the Samsung W880 is impressive indeed. Without a doubt when this phone will be released it would be a huge success and would likely get world wide attention.

Savor Memories Anytime, Anywhere with the new Fuji FinePix Z33WP

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : February 20, 2009
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Photos are basically the memories trapped in papers. But if you want more of these treasured memories shot in the waters, then brace yourself for a whole new experience in digital photography underwater.

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Fuji has recently announced the coming of their waterproof Z series digital cameras. The new FinePix Z33WP is more than just a waterproof camera; it can also be submerged under the water for a depth of 10 feet for a length of 2 hours. In addition to this extra ordinary feature, FinePix Z33WP is also equipped with a 10 mega pixel sensor and an image stabilization which will surely enable you to get the best of your photos no matter what the weather outside is.

Fuji FinePix has a dimension of 3.6 x 2.3 x 0.8 in and weighs about 3.09 ounce. It comes in three different colors, namely pink, black and green designs. It also has the following specs :

10.00 mega pixel resolution
3.00x zoom (35-105mm eq.) lens
3-1/100 shutter speed
Max aperture of 3.7
SDHC/SD/D memory
Custom LiIon battery

Although it does not offer much in terms of manual control, it mainly focused on the ease of use and its simplicity in both design and handling. The Fuji FinePix is also capable to record VGA or QVGA videos at a rate of 30 frames per second with a monaural sound. Movies created are saved in an AVI format. The images captured are stored in its SD or on it’s built in 50MB memory.

Other technologies equipped in this new innovation from Fuji include:

Face Detection Technology
Automatic Red Eye Removal
Couple and Group Timer Modes
One Touch Movie Button
Battery Life

With these, Fuji’s FinePix will proudly debut on March 2009. Although it may be a little expensive, consumers surely won’t mind the price. After all, this is one of the products which offer a great deal to any consumer.