Tag: Camera
Canon's minimalist Digital IXUS 85 IS
According to Canon, the Digital IXUS 70 was the world’s most popular digital compact in 2007. And this is its sequel – the 10MP Digital IXUS 85 IS.
Canon's designer Digital – the IXUS 90 IS
Following on from the Matei Apostolescu-designed Olympus from yesterday comes another designer digital – the Canon’s new Digital IXUS 90 IS, the work of Naohiro Sek.
Cor! Get a load of these snazzy limited edition mju µ 1020 digital cameras from Olympus
It’s a very slooooow news day today, which is why I’m showing you these limited edition µ [mju:] 1020 digital cameras from Olympus, which is basically the 1010 with funky skins.
Wildly exciting news, obviously.
Designed by a Hungarian artist, Matei Apostolescu, they’re limited to just 5,000 units, and have 10.1-megapixel sensors, a very tidy 7x optical zoom,…
Digix launches Picto DigiArt i90 – camera meets media player
I can’t say I’m familiar with Korean-based Digix, but its Picto DigiArt i90 camera is worth a look, especially if you’re on the look out for an MP3 player too.
Casio offers a splash of colour with the Exilim Zoom EX-9
If your specification isn’t going to catch the eye, you might as well make the case stand out – as Casio has done with its newly-launched Exilim Zoom EX-9.
Eazzzy digital camera concept with USB stick transfer
Now this is a novel idea. Sure, it’s a mere concept for now, but creator Sung Woo Park definitely knows what floats our boat, with the ‘Eazzzy’. It may have three ‘z’ letters in it, but the idea is by no means a snooze.
The Eazzzy doesn’t contain a viewfinder or any bells and whistles, but what it does feature is a USB connector, for more than easy transfer of your photo files to your PC. It’s got a disposable…
Olympus launches E-420 entry-level DSLR
Olympus want to convert you from your compact – and has introduced the E-420 DSLR to make that jump easy.
A wide-angle lens for iPhone that makes pretty much zero difference
If you’re that into photography you know about wide angle lenses and are bothered about the width of the angles of your shots, chances are you’re carrying something around with you that’s a little bit better at taking photographs than an iPhone.
But let’s put that paradox to one side for a moment and talk gadgets. This gadget. A wide-angle lens that clips over the top of your iPhone and makes your angles wider by fiddling about with the light as it enters your iPhone’s camera.
The makers of it have very kindly put together a before and after shot illustrating the kind of difference it’ll make.