July 16th, 2009 — Camera
he Canon PowerShot SD880 IS is a 10-megapixel camera with a 4x wide-angle optical zoom and has an ISO setting that can support up to 3,200. The IS stand for “image stabilization” and according to Canon, the PowerShot SD880 makes taking group photos go with as much ease as possible. Equipped with Motion Detection Technology and the most up-to-date DIGIC 4 image processor, this small and lightweight digital camera ensures quality photos with eve Continue reading →
July 13th, 2009 — Camera
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A camera can do so much for you yet it gets taken for granted so often. Something that captures your memories should be cherished, unless it’s of bad quality. Your memories aren’t pixilated, fuzzy, and blurry are they? Well, we’re not talking about the bar in this hypothetical statement, but usually they aren’t. So why on earth would you settle for a less than adequate camera? the Canon Powershot Continue reading →
July 12th, 2009 — Camera
Advanced amateur photographers are constantly in search of high end digital cameras. For all those who are constantly in search of such gadgets, their search will end with the purchase of Canon Powershot A630. Canon Powershot A630 digital camera has an ergonomic design that makes shooting unforgettable events a cake walk. Everything, from your child’s birthday party to your Mom and Dads wedding anniversary, can be clicked with professional o Continue reading →
July 1st, 2009 — Camera
Kodak cameras were one of the earliest cameras invented by George Eastman. Technically it was a very simple box camera with a fixed focus length and single shutter speed. The Kodak cameras were first put on sale in 1888.
Towards the end of the 19th century, Eastman had brought in several models including box and fold cameras. Ever since; cameras have become an integral part of our lives. There are innumerable brands available today, yet Continue reading →