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Panasonic ZS5
ZS5 Panasonic Digital Camera Review:
Portable telephoto cameras can be said in 2009, stole the show, by 2010, this trend limelight has not reduced, but there are signs of intensifying. Panasonic recently announced a cost-effective portable telephoto ZS1 up the camera model Panasonic ZS5, this is undoubtedly so that consumers like the type of camera has a new choice. Continue reading “Panasonic ZS5” »
Panasonic G10 Digital Camera Review:
With interchangeable lens cameras more and more recognized by consumers, manufacturers introduced the determination of such cameras becoming increasingly apparent. Recently, Panasonic has released a use of the Mirco 4 / 3 system, electronic viewfinder interchangeable lens camera – G10. With the just-released G2, popular King GF1 and camera’s powerful GH1, interchangeable lens cameras, Panasonic’s product line is not only more complete, and it seems, “perform their duties.” Continue reading “Panasonic G10” »
Panasonic G1 cameras
Panasonic G1 Digital Camera Review:
Panasonic G1 micro 4 / 3 system specifications under the first camera, it does give the feeling of the people shines. As the micro 4 / 3 system compared to in terms of abolition of single-lens reflex mirror structure and reduced flange distance to be in a more compact camera body. SLR body appearance and are no different from the handle to the flash hot shoe from the fuselage, to the Jog Dial and the lens, the demolition of a common single-lens reflex with us are not much different and more easy to use. Continue reading “Panasonic G1” »
Panasonic G2 cameras
Panasonic G2 Digital Camera Review:
The launch of the world’s first micro 4 / 3, a single power the camera for 18 months after the G1, Panasonic has also launched a new LUMIX G series of interchangeable lens cameras: G2. G1 follows the design of the aircraft exterior, changed little. The biggest feature is the use of a 3-inch 460,000 pixel LCD screen, support for touch-screen control, this is the world’s first touch-controlled camera interchangeable lenses. Continue reading “Panasonic G2” »
Nikon L19 cameras
Nikon L19 Digital Camera Review:
Nikon L series is targeted at entry-level camera market products, is Nikon’s new in the spring of 2009 the cheapest one, low price and easy to use enough for the performance of configurations, is the main features of the Nikon L series. Nikon L19′s Easy Auto mode makes shooting easier, just open the camera to control the camera settings. In the simple automatic mode, the Nikon Scene Auto Selector will act according to the scene to shoot, without having to manually select the scene, which makes shooting faster and more convenient moment. Continue reading “Nikon L19” »
Nikon L20 cameras
Nikon L20 Digital Camera Review:
Nikon L20 is a 10 million-pixel image has a capacity of 3.6 optical zoom lens and 3-inch LCD screen entry-level cameras. L20 The scene auto selector has to make shooting easier, simply opening the camera can capture precious moments, without the need for any scenario settings. Continue reading “Nikon L20” »
Panasonic FP2 cameras
Panasonic FP1, Panasonic FP2, Panasonic FP3 three new product releases:
In CES 2010, Panasonic released the FP series of three new aircraft, namely, Panasonic FP1, Panasonic FP2, Panasonic FP3. It also adopted three new stylish slim design, but also joined the sliding lens cover. In addition to Panasonic FP1 configuration than 12.1 million pixels, Panasonic Panasonic FP2, and FP3 are equipped with an effective 14.1 million pixels of the CCD. Continue reading “Panasonic-FP1” »
Pentax X90 Digital Camera Review:
In the telephoto machine world, never a lack of new surprises. Not long ago, Fuji, Olympus, Nikon have released a new super-telephoto zoom camera more than once again set off a race telephoto zoom boom machine. On this occasion, Pentax has also released a 26-fold super-telephoto optical zoom monster X90. Machine lens focal lengths equivalent to 26-676mm, maximum aperture up to F2.8. Closest focusing distance of only 1 cm Macro strong ability. Continue reading “Pentax X90” »