Zoomin.de: Samsung starte Web-Photo-Community
Der koreanische Unterhaltungselektronik-Riese Samsung startet eine neue Online-Photo-Community namens “Zoomin.de - Meine Bilder Community”, die es Usern erlaubt, bis zu 150 MB an Bilddateien gratis hochzuladen. Diese Photo-Files können dann in eigenen Galerien verwaltet oder mit Freunden und anderen Photo-Fans ausgetauscht werden. Samsung hat sich für den Launch des Lifestyle-Photoportals die Read more
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III Review: Simply a class of its own
A class of its own, the Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III marks another high-end success for Canon. So cool is this camera that it earned the coveted Cnet Editors’ Choice distinction.
The Good: Viewfinder offers 100 percent coverage.Offers a high level of control over all aspects of images. Good body design for faster access to controls. 21.1 megapixels and low noise.
The Bad: Very expensive. Body is heavy. No AF in live view mode. Lack of the ISO button can be annoying.
The Bottomline: The 1Ds Mark III addresses the high-end needs of professional photographers who have lots of money to spend.
Price: Starting at $7,999.99.
Read full review over at Cnet.
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Tired of your standard 6×18 iphone Zoom? Try the elegant iPhone wide angle lens
If you’ve been disturbed by the uncouthly wide angle lenses that have been floating around to let you take better pictures with your iPhone, then don’t worry about it, I’m part of the gang too. Maybe we can heave a sigh of relief, because the wide angle lens that you see up there is anything but that. The iPhone Wide Angle Lens small and adaptable, and won’t eat into the beauty of your iPhone. Read more
Next Gen PC Design: Capture Life’s Best Moments with the Momenta
Ever thought about lifeblogging? You know, it’s when you broadcast to the whole world your every move and every breath via a webcam. Like blogging, only people can watch you. I did but I wouldn’t dare so I wonder why and how others could do it with much excitement and yeah, even skills. Read more
Your ultimate photo stamp: Canon develops Biometric watermarking
As always on the Internet, photographers have a complaint about their marvelous work ending up as somebody’s wallpaper without any credit. Canon might have the answer to those pictures stolen from your FlickR Account: Teh Japanse company just got a patent registered for biometric watermarking. What is that?
Digitize Your Old Negatives with the Nagative & Film Scanner
Polaroid is officially out of the film-making business and I am still saving up for the Nikon D60. It only means one thing: digital cameras are set to conquer old school cameras especially those that require negatives.
But before I throw away our family’s old photo negatives, I’ll convert them first with the Digital Film Scanner. This negative film scanner features a 5 megapix SMOS sensor that lets you scan the negatives and then save the images as JPEG or TIF images afterwards. Read more
Panasonic AG-HMC150 Camcorder: HD performance with simplicity of digital still camera; shoots on SDHC
It took Japanese CE giant a full six years to finally releasing a true HD successor to the popular but aging AG-DVX100. The new AG-HMC150 shares triple CCDs, optical image stabilization, and audio capability with the DVX100, but adds a variety of HD formats including 1080/60i, 1080/30p, and 1080/24p. However, this does not come cheap: The AG-HMC150 costs $6000
The HMC150 is designed to provide enhanced HD production capabilities for video enthusiasts who desire professional features, extended recording capability and the fast workflow. The company has confirmed a basic 13Mbps recording mode but did not give details for the ‘enhanced’ or #higher-level’. Hopefully it will be closer to the AVCHD maximum 24Mbps and show what the format is really capable of. The AG-HMC150 uses standard SDHC cards.
Panasonic: New AG-HMC150 Camcorders released; shoots on SDHC
It took Japanese CE giant a full six years to finally releasing a true HD successor to the popular but aging AG-DVX100. The new AG-HMC150 shares triple CCDs, optical image stabilization, and audio capability with the DVX100, but adds a variety of HD formats including 1080/60i, 1080/30p, and 1080/24p. However, this does not come cheap: The AG-HMC150 costs $6000
The HMC150 is designed to provide enhanced HD production capabilities for video enthusiasts who desire professional features, extended recording capability and the fast workflow. The company has confirmed a basic 13Mbps recording mode but did not give details for the ‘enhanced’ or #higher-level’. Hopefully it will be closer to the AVCHD maximum 24Mbps and show what the format is really capable of. The AG-HMC150 uses standard SDHC cards.
123Greetings.com: Customizable PhotoCards for Facebook
123Greetings.com just announced a new PhotoCards feature that allows users to browse and select any photograph from their albums as well as from the albums of their friends and send it as an ecard to anyone in their network. Users can also add a message of their own and mark it as private while sending the PhotoCard. The Birthday Reminder is another new feature which makes it easier for users to keep track of all their friends’ birthdays.
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TechFeverDATA: Leica
Leica Camera AG is an international company in the optical industry, with its headquarters based in Solms, Germany, and a second location in Portugal. All products from the three divisions - Photography, Hunting Lenses and Nature Watching - have a shared mission: to deliver better images. In financial 2006/2007 the Company’s workforce of 939 people generated sales totaling 145.7 million Euro.
- TechFever Network [corporate info www.leica-camera.com ]
