Net-sharing cam: Youtubing your pictures and videos, the Sony way!
Sony is going all the way to rake the interest of the young and excitement-buzzing generation, what say. It’s all over the place, whether its iPod accessories, TV sets, music players, or just about any electronic equipment under the sun; you couldn’t possibly skip gadget news worldwide these days, without reading about at least one Sony device. What you see up there is not some cheap imitation of the N93 or any other photography-encouraging phone. It’s Sony’s ‘net-sharing-cam’, and true to its name, Read more
New Sony Alpha: Re-inventiving the DSLR?
An imminent announcement of a new model on the Sony Alpha line is doing the rounds of the picture-perfect world. Oodles have been written and so have they been said, thus leaving the market curious for the ever re-inventive Sony! Of course thousands of guesses apart, some sure shot things said to set the camera aside from its contemporaries is the projected specs of 12.8 megapixels (I told you, my digicam’s going to look like a joke someday), light sensitivity up to 3,200 ISO (pheww), speeds of 10 frames per second (tickling the animation lover in me) in JPEG mode and in-camera> anti-shake compensation (for the clumsy, shaky bummer in you and me). Now, now, now, Read more
Photo Games: Sony introduces ‘Go!Cam’ camera for PSP
The Sony PSP has just got a new accessory, the go!Cam camera add-on that converts the PSP into a portable 1.3 megapixel fun camera. Not only does it take photos that you can upload directly to the internet from your Sony PSP, but the go!Cam also has a built in microphone to give the option to create video clips and movies with audio. You also have the ability to change the direction of the camera lens vertically by 180 degrees.The software you get called Go!Edit makes your PSP a complete portable editing suite, so you can edit movies and photos on the move with sounds and graphical effects. Priced at about $70, the go!Cam might not be the best digital camera but it opens up a whole new world to the PSP. (ii)
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Sony DSC-S800: Top for close-ups, but lacks wide-angle
Sony’s newest addition to their super compact camera line, the Sony DSC-S800, features nice f1:2.8-4 optics with a 6x-zoom tele lens, awesome close-focussing capabilities (according to Sony as close as two Millimeter) as well as an 8-Megapixel sensor. However, Sony’s newest compact camera lacks a proper wide-angle lens for group shots et cetera. Price: Around $300. For more info pls check Sony’s website.
Sony introduces CompactFlash
Japannese CE giant Sony just announced the company will finally enter the CompactFlash Market. This step marks a pretty late entrance into the CompactFlash market. So far Sony just manufactured Memory Sticks. For now, Sony starts with two tiers of memory cards to target digital camera user’s; a 66x set with 1GB to 4GB capacities and a professional set of 133x 2GB and 4GB cards backed by Sony’s Image Recovery Service.
