by Mick on October 19, 2008
Lumix DMC-G1
Matsushita Electric is scheduled to launch the smallest single-lens reflex (SLR) digital camera. the Lumix DMC-G1. The camera is specially designed for Women so the it looks more feminine and lightweight. The DMC-G1 is 27 percent smaller than the predecessor, with a weight around 385 grams.
With such size, of course, a good choice considering the current SLR camera usually comes in large size and heavy. The DMC-G1 series is claimed to be the smallest SLR camera in the world.
Along with name change from Matsushita to Panasonic on October 1 , the latest products will also begin to be marketed in Japan on October 31 with a price of 90,000 yen or USD839, 5. Meanwhile, sales outside Japan will be set in early November
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by Mick on October 17, 2008
BenQ e1050t
BenQ has unveiled a new compact camera and I think we are not talking about it outside but because instead of using the typical outline of any compact low-ranking company has opted for a 3-inch touch screen from which you can control almost all functions.
The bet would have been far more interesting if it had added some other interest but the fact is that in the rest of functionality has been kept within what is expected, with a resolution of 10 megapixels, a figure quite common these days-together a 3x optical zoom with focal equivalent to 35-105 mm. The BenQ E1050t also get video with VGA quality and offers few scene modes.
Undoubtedly, the display is interesting, at least for those who like this kind of option for controlling the device but I still think I prefer a traditional screen zoom and a better quality that allows me to really capture the details. In the end, mere views
by Mick on September 14, 2008
Earlier today, Panasonic just come up with the official word on the world’s smallest digital camera with an interchangeable lens. The Panasonic Lumix G1 is a 12.1Megapixel digital camera with the capability to exchange lenses, like the big boys. If you have the point and click, but not zero for a high-end Nikon, it is a very good start.
The Lumix G1 is available in three colors, black , blue, and red as indicated above. So far, there’s no word on the pricing..
