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Sony CyberShot DSC-G3

Mark Peters
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Friday 9th, January 2009
Posted by: Mark Peters

With a focus on making photo sharing easier and more convenient, Sony today introduced the world’s first Wi-Fi enabled digital camera that uploads photos and videos to Web sites through any public hotspot due to its built-in Web browser. The new CyberShot DSC-G3 digital still camera answers one of the most pressing needs for photo enthusiasts: how to share those amazing photos and video clips of family, friends and events as soon as you shoot. The Cyber-shot camera makes it easy to upload images and video directly to popular photo and video sharing sites wherever a Wi-Fi connection is available. The Sony CyberShot DSC-G3 digital camera is now available in black for about $500.

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Sony CyberShot DSC-G3

Polaroid digital camera

Posted by: Ilse Jurrien Sunday 11th, January 2009

Polaroid announces the launch of the Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera, the first digital camera and instant printer combination available in the U.S. and Europe that is portable enough to take anywhere. With the push of a button, consumers can select from among the digital photos on the camera, crop or edit them and in less than 60 seconds, print full-color, 2x3-inch prints - all with a single device. “Unlike traditional instant film, photos from the Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera emerge fully developed,” Pollock says. “While many of our most passionate customers tell us “shaking” a Polaroid photo is part of the fun, with any Polaroid photo, the “shake” is totally optional.”

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Casio Exilim EX-S12

Posted by: Mark Peters Friday 9th, January 2009

Casio is proud to introduce the Casio Exilim EX-S12 digital camera. This Casio camera features a new high-speed image processing engine allowing moving subjects to be cut and pasted onto still backgrounds or other images. Representing a significant upgrade from the Exilim Engine 3.0, the Exilim Engine 4.0 is a powerful electronic package comprised of an ordinary CPU and a high-speed dedicated image processing CPU. It delivers outstanding color reproduction and a rich tonal range that guarantees superior visual expression. Noise reduction at high-sensitivity levels also helps to produce high-quality, beautiful images.

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Casio Exilim EX-S5

Posted by: Mark Peters Friday 9th, January 2009

Casio is proud to release the Casio Exilim EX-S5, a digital camera with a compact body based on a new design concept, which makes high-quality photographic functionality simpler to use than ever before. Designed to fit the concept of “Sleek & Sturdy,” the Casio S5 has a compact form, measuring just 3.8” wide x 2.2” high x .7” thin. The edging that frames the body presents a light, casual feel, but at the same time gives the user the sense that this digital camera is tough and reliable. In addition, the camera color is not limited to a single hue. Rather, the control panel, frame, and rear casing boast contrasting colors, presenting a whole new idea in camera color schemes.

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Casio Exilim EX-Z400

Posted by: Mark Peters Friday 9th, January 2009

Casio is proud to introduce the Casio Exilim EX-Z400 digital camera. This Casio camera features a new high-speed image processing engine allowing moving subjects to be cut and pasted onto still backgrounds or other images. Representing a significant upgrade from the Exilim Engine 3.0, the Exilim Engine 4.0 is a powerful electronic package comprised of an ordinary CPU and a high-speed dedicated image processing CPU. It delivers outstanding color reproduction and a rich tonal range that guarantees superior visual expression. Noise reduction at high-sensitivity levels also helps to produce high-quality, beautiful images.

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Casio Exilim EX-Z270

Posted by: Mark Peters Friday 9th, January 2009

Casio is proud to introduce the Casio Exilim EX-Z270 digital camera. This Casio camera features a new high-speed image processing engine allowing moving subjects to be cut and pasted onto still backgrounds or other images. Representing a significant upgrade from the Exilim Engine 3.0, the Exilim Engine 4.0 is a powerful electronic package comprised of an ordinary CPU and a high-speed dedicated image processing CPU. It delivers outstanding color reproduction and a rich tonal range that guarantees superior visual expression. Noise reduction at high-sensitivity levels also helps to produce high-quality, beautiful images.

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The digital camera has become common property for the consumer. People are no longer surprised by the phenomenon of a digital camera, which brings us to the conclusion that the hype is over. Still there’s a lot going on in the current digital camera market, as there will be at CES 2009, if only at micro level at times. In particular the digital SLR camera segment and shortly, the promising Micro FourThirds system cameras prove to be a strongly growing market. Amateurs are keen to switch to an affordable DSLR camera, and hobby photographers grow to the level of a semipro digital SLR. The professional DSLR is undergoing a huge development if we look at the image quality. Innovative sensor solutions enable high resolutions without noteworthy loss of quality, on the other hand, prices of the full frame DSLR cameras are dropping considerably. In fact, they have dropped so much that Pro equipment no longer differs from that of the semipro photographer. It seems to open doors for a new professional segment, which we await in suspense… Stay tuned and keep an eye on our CES 2009 report!