Tag: Cameras
Olympus TG-1 tough cameras officially revealed following leak
After briefly breaking cover thanks to an over-zealous Amazon listing, Olympus have officially revealed their TG-1 tough cameras. As tough as a concrete-covered photo-snapping toughman, the TG-1 is waterproof to 12 metres, shock and drop-proof to 2 metres, freezeproof to…
Samsung reveal 2012 camera line-up: NX20, NX210 and NX1000
Samsung have today introduced three new models to their NX camera range, the NX20, NX210 and NX1000 models. Each features Samsung's "Wi-Fi Smart" tech, meaning they can share photos via Facebook or email without connecting them up to a computer…
An infographic Instagram timeline made from Instagram pics!
What's more hip than an Instagram infographic? How about an Instagram infographic made up of Instagram pics, that's what! If you like your corporate timeline information presented with square, faded photographs, you're going to love this peek at the workings…
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5 Micro Four Thirds camera revealed
Panasonic have just revealed the Lumix GF5, the next Micro Four Thirds camera to follow on from their impressive 2011 GF3 offering and the most compact kit to bear the G-Series branding. Top of the feature list is a brand…
Canon EOS 60Da is shooting for the stars
Canon have released a modified version of their EOS 60D DSLR camera aimed specifically at stargazers and astrophotographers. Named the EOS 60Da, it packs in a tweaked low pass filter allowing the camera to be more sensitive to hydrogen-alpha light…
Nikon to honour D4 and D800 orders with "incorrect", cheap pricing error
Nikon have confirmed that they will honour pre-orders taken on their D4 and D800 camera systems placed before March 24th, despite a pricing error that made the orders significantly cheaper than the recommended price. An "internal systems error" led to…
REVIEW: D-Link DCS-942L home security camera
Whether you see it as step towards an Orwellian surveillance state or a necessary measure to ensure the protection of your home, there's no denying that DIY home security camera kits are big business these days. D-Link have recently launched a web-connected model, the The DCS-942L, which offers mobile monitoring, motion detection and night-vision recording at an attractive price. But with a series of bugs, can it be relied upon to help keep an eye on your home? Read on to find out.
Apple strike Kodak while they're down with new legal battle
Things are going from bad to worse for Kodak in 2012. First, they had to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, which in turn forced them to announce they were abandoning camera production to focus on printer manufacturing in a…
Kodak killing off camera business, will now focus on printers
Kodak have announced that they are to stop manufacturing cameras digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames in the first half of this year in order to cut costs following their bankruptcy protection filing. Despite inventing the digital…
Olympus SZ-31MR super-zoom compact camera rears its peeping head
Thought we were done with Olympus cameras for one day? Think again! Next up on their long list of releases today is the SZ-31MR super-zoom compact camera. The successor to the SZ-30MR, it offers the same 16 megapixel backlit sensor…
