SDHC 16 GB memory card unleashed by Silicon Power
October 31, 2009
Silicon Power, one of the industry's leading manufacturers of flash memory, has unleashed its 16 GB memory card that belongs to the Class 10 SDHC type. It is aimed at the capacity to take HD quality photos and can take photo shots instantly and continuously. The 16 GB Class 10 SDHC memory card will bring the best out of your digital camera. As the modern day's digital cameras are becoming smaller in size, the CF card is not the only option. The SDHC card comes into the picture here and now.
Silicon Power saw the potential of the 16 GB Class 10 SDHC memory card as the main storage choice in the digital camera market that is changing fast and rapidly evolving in the mainstream. Silicon Power's 16 GB Class 10 SDHC memory card has the characteristics of large storage capacity and faster write speeds. It is in compliance with the SD Association specifications and is compatible with today's SDHC supporting digital gadgets . It weighs just about 2 grams and has a lifetime warranty.
Five New Holiday Guides Released By Digital camera HQ
October 30, 2009
To help consumers buy the best digital camera for their friends and family, a new set of five holiday guides have been released just in time for the 2009 holiday season by Digital Camera HQ. The holiday guide covers every dissimilar type of photographer that makes the gift buyers to choose the right digital camera for their beloved ones. The editorial staff of the Digital Camera HQ have dedicated many hours to decide the best camera for each category of photographer.
Liam McCabe, Editor of Digital Camera HQ says “We evaluated the cameras based on a number of factors. We did hands-on reviews and also pored over the user commentaries to ensure that camera owners were in agreement with our conclusions, and weren’t finding any problems that can arise after a camera’s been in use for a while”. The Digital Camera HQ editorial team also searched for the online stores that charged lowest price to win cameras.
Honorary Doctorate Award for Digital Camera Inventor
October 29, 2009
Credit goes to Steven Sasson for inventing the world's first digital camera. The University of Rochester has awarded him the honorary doctorate award for his work. The Economist Magazine also had awarded him the Innovation Award earlier this month. Way back in 1975, as a young engineer, fresh from college, Steven Sasson developed a 0.01 megapixels resolution prototype digital camera. At that point of time, he was working as an engineer in the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester.
In fact, Steve Sasson and his supervisor Gareth Lloyd received a patent for the digital camera in 1978. And Steve Sasson went on to work for about 35 years on the trot for the Eastman Kodak Company. He retired in February this year. The University of Rochester, amidst photo experts, dealers, collectors and historians was particular about recognising and praising Steve Sasson's herculean efforts in inventing the world's first digital camera which is now a multi billion dollar industry in digital imaging.
Canon Launches its new PowerShot SD940IS Digital Camera
October 28, 2009
Canon SD940IS Digital Camera is one of the most recently launched sleek models that takes amazing pictures. Its sensor has a resolution of 12.1 megapixels. It has a wide angle 28 mm lens with a 4x optical zoom. It comes in a black colour. It has an optical image stabilizer. It has HDMI connectivity. This digital camera has a large and crisp 2.7 inches LCD screen display of the Pure Colour system. It has 22 predefined features for shooting situations.
Canon SD940IS Digital Camera comes with a SD940IS Powershot body. It has a NB-4L pack of Lithium ion battery. It comes with a CB-2LV battery charger and a WS-DC7 wrist strap. It has a digital cameras solution CD-ROM. This gadget comes with a limited warranty of 1 year. Its wide viewing angle LCD is simply superb for sharing of videos and photos. Overall, the newly launched compact and sleek model Canon SD940IS Digital Camera has optimum features and offers good value for money.
Nikon Coolpix S1000pj Digital Camera Launched
October 27, 2009
Nikon has launched its all new Nikon Coolpix S1000pj Digital Camera. This point and shoot digital camera grabs your attention by its in-built projector which can project images onto a wall nearby so that you do not have to look into the camera for seeing the videos or photos that have been captured. This digital camera has a 12.1 MP (megapixels) sensor. It has a max resolution of 4000 x 3000 pixels.
This compact digital camera has a 5 x optical zoom and a 2.7 inches LCD screen display. It has a high capacity secure digital media format. Its wide 35 mm equivalent is 28 and its telephoto 35 mm equivalent is 140. This digital camera has good levels of resolution, memory, flash type, burst mode, zoom, power source, lens, lcd screen, focus and exposure. Overall, this compact point and shoot digital camera produces high quality images with details as well as sharpness and offers good value for money.
