Sep 12, 2011
Sony Alpha a950 rumours - all you need to know
Rumours of an a950 have been swirling around the internet for some time now, with Sony Alpha Rumours first reporting speculation in November 2010. At the time the site suggested that the a950 would be released after Nikon had announced its latest full-frame camera.
Serif announces PhotoPlus X5
Pentax launches Optio compact superzoom RZ 18
Nikon Introduces New Laser Rangefinder "Forestry Pro"
[Review] Fujifilm FinePix HS20 EXR - Ultra Zoom Camera - Video and Image Quality
Video Quality Video capture in the HS20 is a simple matter of pushing the dedicated video button. Clip length for either full 1080 or 720 HD captures is 29 minutes; 640 x 480 resolution is 120 minutes and the three high-speed video modes are limited to 30 seconds each. Lens zooming and continuous autofocus are available during video capture but the camera will record the noise of either in operation.
[Review] Fujifilm FinePix HS20 EXR - Ultra Zoom Camera - PERFORMANCE
Fujifilm calls the HS20 the perfect solution for photographers seeking DSLR-like specifications and image quality without the size, weight or expense of a true DSLR. Expecting DSLR image quality and performance out of a compact digital is asking a lot - let's see how close the HS20 comes.
[Review] Fujifilm FinePix HS20 EXR - Ultra Zoom Camera
Rayqual makes MFT and E adapters with built-in tripod mounts
Most Popular Digital Cameras of August 2011
The summer shopping season is coming to a close and consumers are still reaching for compact point-and-shoots. The Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 HS once again leads the way, striking an appealing balance between high-tech features and user-friendly design. Take a look at the full list and see what DCR viewers were clicking on last month.
(By Allison Johnson)
(By Allison Johnson)
More detail of Sony's OLED viewfinder
Sony Japan has published more detail about the OLED viewfinder used in the NEX-7, SLT-A77, SLT-A65 and the optional EVF for the NEX-5N. The display is manufactured by Sony and is based on white OLEDs that sit behind colored filters, rather than the red, green and blue colored OLEDs used in many other displays. This could explain the apparent higher color accuracy of the Sony display (since it's easier to adjust the behavior of a color filter than change the emission color of an OLED).
(Original Release - Translated from Japanese by Google Translate)
(Original Release - Translated from Japanese by Google Translate)