Saturday, March 10, 2012

Nikon COOLPIX L24

 
 

Don’t miss the moment.

For those consumers who look for two major things in a camera, simple technology and affordability, they should look no further than the Nikon Coolpix L24. For many, too much technology can be overwhelming. But this fun and easy to use camera makes it all so simple. Key automatic functions including Easy Auto Mode and Scene Mode take the guesswork out of shooting, by adjusting settings to optimize results.

Smart Portrait System makes family portraits a snap with in-camera Red-Eye Fix, Smile Mode and Blink Warning to make subjects look their best. It comes equipped with 14 megapixels and a versatile 3.6x optical Zoom-NIKKOR glass lens-ideal for budget conscious consumers looking to remember special occasions with beautiful, high quality images. TV-quality movie recording capabilities offers the opportunity to relive the moment for more memory-making enjoyment. The Nikon Coolpix L24 uses AA batteries and is compact and easy to carry anywhere.

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, March 9, 2012

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W530

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W530

 Shoot more life with the Sony DSC-W530.  Capture landscapes with one touch using Sweep Panorama, get that perfect portrait with Smile Shutter, snap wider scenes with the 26mm wide angle lens, get high quality photos with 14.1 megapixels, and automatically get clear shots with SteadyShot image stabilization and iAuto; all in a sleek little design.

 

Combining a variety of intelligent, easy-to-use features, the Sony W530 DSCW530 Cyber-Shot Digital Camera makes it a breeze to shoot life as it happens. Capture landscapes with one touch using Sweep Panorama Mode and snap that perfect portrait with Smile Shutter™ technology. Powerful and pocket-sized, the Sony W530 DSCW530 Cyber-Shot Digital Camera also features 14.1 megapixels and a 26mm wide angle lens with 4x optical zoom. In addition to SteadyShot™ image stabilization which compensates for camera shake, this Sony W530 DSCW530 Cyber-Shot Digital Camera also has Intelligent Auto (iAuto) mode that thinks for you by recognizing scenes, lighting conditions and faces, then automatically adjusts settings for clear images with less blur. 

Sony DSC-W530 Feature Highlights:

  • 14.1 Megapixel Super HAD CCD Image Sensor

  •  2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD display (230k pixels)

  • Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar Lens with 26mm equivalent wide 4x Optical Zoom

  • Sweep Panorama mode

  • SteadyShot image stabilization

  • Intelligent Auto Mode

  • Face Detection technology

  • Smile Shutter technology

  • 480p AVI VGA Movie Mode

  • Soft Skin mode 

  • Natural Flash 

  • Self-Portrait Timer

  • Anti-blink Function

  • Dynamic Range Optimizer Standard and Plus (DRO) 

  • Intelligent Scene Recognition (iSCN) Mode

  • High Sensitivity Mode (ISO 3200)

  • Easy Shooting Mode

  • Includes Sony PMB (Picture Motion Browser) Software ver. 5.3

  • Includes Sony PMBP (Picture Motion Browser Portable) software   

 

Panasonic LUMIX FH25




 The LUMIX DMC-FH25 shoots high-quality 16.1 megapixel images and combines a 28mm wide-angle*1 LEICA DC lens with a powerful 8x optical zoom to take amazing photos. Redesigned with an easy-to-hold grip and slim and stylish profile, it features a 2.7" Intelligent LCD, 720p High Definition (HD) video recording and advanced iA (Intelligent Auto) for ease of use.
At the core of the LUMIX FH25 is the Venus Engine VI image processor with Intelligent Resolution technology for shooting clear and crisp digital photos and videos. The camera features a fast response time with shutter release lag times as short as approximately 0.005 seconds and, by adding Sonic Speed AutoFocus (AF), users can easily capture spur-of-the-moment photos. Using Intelligent Resolution technology, the Intelligent Zoom extends the powerful 8x optical zoom to 10x equivalent without compromising picture quality. 

 
16.1 mp is amazing for a camera in this price range. I actually used the max digital zoom and still got good resolution photos.

About 2 dozen scene modes (portrait, beach, sunset, etc) that work well and are easy to select. Text scrolls across the screen explaining its use as you you move from mode to mode.

Very easy to use. About 1/2 hour with the manual and camera and you can understand and begin using all the features.

Image stabilization seems very effective. I shot every thing hand held even at max zoom and liked the results.

Great battery life. I charged it 1x on a week vacation but that was just in case. Could have gone all week with 100s of shots.


 Panasonic DMC-FH25 is probably the best camera for the money. A 8x Zoom and 16.1 MP. And it wasn't much more money than those cameras with fewer mega pixels and features! It's easy to use - whether you are taking close-ups, or panoramic shots, the controls are intuitive and handy. With flash, without flash, macro, zoom... it's really just a few simple clicks and your taking great shots. Right out of the camera with no touch up the photos are well balanced and accurate.FH25 was sharper and photos were exposed better....  A really nice touch Panasonic! It should tell you how much thought went into the design of this Lumix.