The new compact digital camera with Disney theme has been launched by Kenko in Japan. The camera has codename of DMC-50. I don’t know whether Kenko targeting kid or adult user, but i think any one from any generation could use it for capturing their best moment. The DMC-50 sports 5.17 Mpix CMOS sensor, 2.4-inch LCD screen, and 4x digital zoom. Last but not least, the camera also allows its user to records 640×480 video at 15 fps.
BenQ just announced its latest 8 Mp camera, T850, and named as the slimmest digital camera in the world. The BenQ T850′s thickness only 14.9mm and still sports 3x optical zoom, SD/SDHC card slot, and 3” TFT LCD screen.
BenQ announced the launch of the world’s slimmest 8-mega-pixel digital camera, the T850 with 1600 ISO, 3x optical zoom and smc PENTAX lens. Sleek and compact at 14.9mm thick, the T850’s chic stainless steel casing (available in black or red) reflects the minimalist operating ease of the camera. Exceptional efficiency and user-friendliness are made possible by the highly intuitive photo taking and photo editing functions, which center around smartly organized circular touch buttons on the 3” TFT LCD screen. Furthermore, almost all camera functions can be accessed and engaged by using one of three simple finger movements: tap, circle, swipe. In fact, the T850 standouts among touch screen cameras as the only one employing a natural “swipe” gesture for viewing photos and video. A comprehensive selection of options including “Smile Catch”, Auto Face Tracking, Z Lighting, advanced photo art, scribble & scrawl and Quick Bar make the T850 a fabulously fun companion for bringing enjoyment and quality to today’s digital life.
Available in various colors, the Canon Digital Ixus 80 IS was reviewed by RegHardware. As a compact camera, the Ixus 80 comes with 2.5-inch LCD, 8 MP CCD sensor, 3x optical zoom, up to ISO 1600 sensitivity, and DIGIC III processor. It also has various capability that suitable for beginner shooter such as face detection plus 18 shooting modes and color effect.
Verdict:
So is the Ixus 80 IS a mere cosmetic makeover of the Ixus 70 IS? Not quite. It’s got a few more pixels on its CCD and the red eye reduction and face detection systems seem better, but all in all, there’s not a great big difference between the two. We felt that the Ixus 70 IS was more an evolutionary model than a revolutionary offering and the same goes for the Ixus 80 IS.
Canon 55-250mm just reviewed by PopPhoto. They test the lens which mentioned suitable for intermediate DSLR shooters. The lens has a new optical design incorporating a UD element for controlling color fringing and a simpler IS system.
CONCLUSIONS:
A natural for globe-trotting vacationers and soccer parents, this is the obvious second lens for Canon EOS 40D and Rebel XSi owners. Clearly it and the 18-55mm IS make an attractive team that promises sharp pictures in dicey light across an amply wide 13.9X zoom range. And you can’t beat that price.
Designed and made for beginners, the Fujifilm FinePix A850 digital camera coming with an intuitive GUI to let its users navigating and controlling the camera easily. The A850 sports an 8 Megapixel CCD sensor, ISO 800 sensitivity, and 3x optical zoom lens.
The FinePix A850 features Image Intelligence processing combined with a 3x Fujinon lens to deliver images of unrivalled quality. Fujifilm has employed decades of imaging know-how to ensure that each image, no matter how challenging the shooting conditions, is optimised for colour, tone, exposure and colour balance. This makes the FinePix A850 the perfect camera for beginners, because the combination of a sharp lens and cutting-edge image processing means that quality images, without overdue effort, will be produced time after time. Despite its modest credentials, Fujifilm employs its Picture Stabilisation (usually found on higher-priced models) to ensure that image blurring, caused by subject movement or camera shake, is kept to an absolute minimum.
The FinePix Z200fd just announced two days ago. This 10 MP compact camera from FujiFilm brings 5x optical zoom, Dual Image Stabilisation, Face Detection Technology, red-eye removal, ISO 1600 sensitivity, and 2.7-inch view finder. It also compatible with PictBridge printing device and has special mode for blogging and Auction.
Beneath its trendy exterior, the FinePix Z200fd boasts an impressive Fujinon 5x zoom lens (33-165mm equivalent), Dual Image Stabilisation, which combines CCD-shift and high ISO to combat the problem of camera shake and blurry images, and ISO sensitivity up to 1600. There’s also Fujifilm’s Intelligent Flash system, which sets the power output to achieve natural foreground illumination with balanced background exposure for more natural looking photos. For users who cannot decide whether to use a flash or not, Natural Light plus Flash mode takes two photos in quick succession, one with flash and one without. Both photos are then displayed side by side for quick comparison allowing users to decide which one they prefer.
While the FujiFilm FinePix Z200fd Camera mentioned here is certainly a cool camera, there are other types available – such as security cameras. While you’re unable to carry them with you, they will however consistently record whatever data is within their view. This data, though not coveted as a family portrait, could be critical during an unwanted event.
The Canon HF10 HD Camcorder allows its users to capture high-defintion video to 16 GB internal flash drive or SDHC cards. It sports 12x optical zoom, 2.7-inch widescreen, and able to capture simultaneous photo that suitable for moving object.
Add to that the VIXIA HF10′s Canon Exclusive features such as our own 3.3 Megapixel Full HD CMOS sensor and advanced DIGIC DV II Image Processor, SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization, Instant Auto Focus, our 2.7-inch Wide screen Multi-Angle Vivid LCD and the Genuine Canon 12x HD video zoom lens and you have a Flash Memory camcorder that’s hard to beat and unmistakably Canon.
Designed with YouTube in mind, the new JVC GZ-MS100 Camcorder sports easy upload with single button, but it still need a PC for connection via USB. Beside its funky ‘YouTube’ sticker, the camcorder also comes with a 2.7-inch LCD non-touchscreen, Auto Backlight Control, and 35x optical zoom.
