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Monday, 17 October 2011

Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 L IS USM

Canon L lens range (L stands for Luxury) is the culmination of Canon's lens designand each bursts with innovative technologies such as lens element fluorite, Super UDglass, image stabilization and Ultra Sonic Motor. Standard 70-300mm IS lens has a zoom lens is undoubtedly the most popular they have been produced with image stabilization, making it a bit surprising that they were taken so long to produce aversion of the L. This is the L-series lens featuring compact telezoom optical imagestabilization, two ultra-low dispersion elements and Canon's Super Spectra coatings.An eight-blade circular diaprhragm offers excellent bokeh, while AF is fast and quietthanks to a ring type ultrasonic motor.

Sunday, 16 October 2011

CANON EOS 5D

Press materials for the Canon EOS 5D states that it defines (a) new D-SLR category', while we are not usually too concerned with marketing talk this particular statementclearly pretty accurate. EOS 5D digital SLR is not like before because it combines afull-frame (35 mm in size) high-resolution sensor (12.8 megapixels) with a relativelycompact body (slightly larger than the EOS 20D, although it feels in your hand feels ')chunkier'. EOS 5D is aimed to slot in between the EOS 20D and EOS-1Dprofessional digital SLR, an important difference when compared with the last one is that the EOS 5D does not have the environmental seal. While Canon do not specifically refer to the EOS 5D as a 'professional' digital SLR will have obvious appeal to professionals who want a high quality digital SLR in a body lighter than the EOS-1D. It will also no doubt appeal to current EOS 20D owners (although lets hopethey're not too much to buy EF-S lenses).

Features
  • 12.8 MP full frame CMOS sensor
  • 3 fps 60 JPEG image burst
  • 9-point AF with 6 Assist AF points
  • 2.5 "LCD
  • Picture Style image processing
  • DIGIC II
  • Note RAW / JPEG images
  • Software Digital Photo Professional
  • Compact magnesium alloy body
  • Connectivity options
  • One eye is sensitive viable again.

Thursday, 29 September 2011

Kodak Playsport Zx5

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With Playsport Zx5, Kodak has been built on Zx3 very well, and add standards-compliant dust and shock inspection. The result is the camcorder ready for a variety of outdoor activities are more widespread. Specifications and performance are very similar otherwise. Thus, although the new model is slightly more expensive, so the value slightly worse overall, it's a better choice if you want cheap pocket camcorder is able to resist the elements and a bit of rough treatment.


Kodak brings waterproof Full HD video shooting with the new low prices with a Playsport Zx3. But while this model looks very rough, Kodak does not guarantee its ability to withstand rough treatment. Enter Zx5; rated dustproof and shockproof and waterproof.Rating dust IP6X meet IEC 60529, and examination of shock with MIL-STD-810F, which means that Zx5 can withstand

Saturday, 24 September 2011

Limited Edition Restored Polaroid SX-70


These are likely to sell out in no time, but if you’re in the market for a beautiful old Polaroid camera, then Photojojo has managed to round up a small batch of SX-70s and will let you have one for $290.
The SX-70 was “The original, wondrous, never-to-be-topped SX-70. The first folding SLR, the first camera to take integral instant film, only made up until 1977.” Photojojo acquired them through Hong Kong-based MINT, who presumably constructed a time machine to go back and pick these up, and then restored them so they’re as good as new.
The specs of this metal-and-vinyl piece of art as as bad as you’d expect of a camera from the dark days of the 1970s: the fixed 116mm lens starts at a squint-inducing ƒ8, and the fastest shutter speed is 1-175th/sec — you won’t be shooting action or low-light photos with this camera.