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by jim on February 22, 2010
Digital cameras are becoming easier to use, higher in quality, smaller in size, and fortunately, lower in price.
Casio, a diversified company, has been producing fine digital cameras for a long ti...
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by jim on February 14, 2010
Ricoh, is a name that those who are relatively new to photography may not be familiar with, but the Ricoh name has taken a richly deserved spot among the better, long term camera makers.
If you do...
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by jim on February 6, 2010
During the film camera era, when 35mm slr's took over as the camera type of choice, Olympus was right there with smallish, yet very sturdy cameras.
These cameras put Olympus deservedly in leag...
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by jim on January 31, 2010
Over the course of time names, and references to "things" in general, can change in meaning or become corrupted by constant misuse or mispronunciation.
For example, "bad" used ...
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by jim on January 19, 2010
The diversified Samsung Company's R&D department continues forging ahead in the digital camera arena. They now offer cameras that have the other long term digital camera manufacturers taking ...
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by jim on December 27, 2009
The Sony A900 Digital Camera has been around for a bit over a year and the digital photography website, "Photoexels", has compiled and published their findings.
Many people feel that the...
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by jim on December 8, 2009
Kodak, one of the oldest granddaddies of wet process photography, used to make some world-class film cameras and these days they’re striving to do the same with their digital cameras.
Kodak EasyS...
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by Jordan Grodecki on November 30, 2009
This is just a headsup to those who were interested in the Nikon D3S. I'm sure I've posted about the phenominal specs of this camera on here, including it's truely phenominal ISO 102,400 performance, ...
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by Jordan Grodecki on November 30, 2009
Have you ever thought "My... I don't really like the traditional camera shape, why has nobody ever changed it in so many years?"
No? Neither have I. But this concept certainly intregues me, it'...
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by jim on November 25, 2009
I guess this is kind of a throwback to the old television show, “Lives Of The Rich And Famous”, since you pretty much have to rich to afford these digital diamonds.
Above you see Brad Pitt sporti...
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by jim on November 21, 2009
Here’s a new digital imaging product from Fuji That I had great hopes for but the initial product reviews are less than encouraging.
Fuji promised us a digital 3D camera a year ago as I reported ...
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by Jordan Grodecki on October 31, 2009
TrustedReviews have been very crafty and have managed to get themselves a little bit of hands on time with Canon's next big hitter; the EOS 1D mk IV. If I'm honest it's just what I expected: it's ...
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by Jordan Grodecki on October 30, 2009
LetsGoDigital have caught wind of some evidence which may now prove that the Alpha A750 from Sony is now less of a rumour and more of a fact. Quite an interesting fact at that, positioning itself betw...
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by Jordan Grodecki on September 30, 2009
The fetching red machine you see above you is the new Pentax K-x, an entry level $650 DSLR with some pretty nice specs, the best of which being 720p video, finally coming in at an affordable price. ...
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by jim on September 27, 2009
We haven't taken a look at a Nikon digital camera in a while but Nikon has been busy building the kind of world famous cameras for which they are known.
There's no doubt that Nikon is one of...
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by jim on September 13, 2009
I recently said that some of the latest P&S digital cameras were mimicking the appearance of rangefinder film cameras of the 1940's-80's.
Well, the king of rangefinder film cameras, Lei...
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by jim on September 7, 2009
Some interesting developments are taking place in the world of digital cameras.
There's been a rush to miniaturize the already miniaturized digital camera but there are also some significant ch...
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by Jordan Grodecki on September 4, 2009
While certainly not the DSLRs we are used to here at Digitalshot, I still found this hands on writeup of the Fujifilm Finepix Real 3D W1 rather interesting. The fact that a consumer can easily shoot 3...
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by jim on September 2, 2009
Panasonic embraced the world of digital photography early on; and the company known just a few years ago for its audio and video products is now on the cutting edge of digital still photography.
Pan...
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by Jordan Grodecki on August 31, 2009
Specs of the Canon EOS 7D have been leaking about for the past few days, all being very impressive, but we are genuinely stunned by the stats for video capture that are being mentioned here. At 720p i...
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by jim on August 28, 2009
Today we have some information and tips about two related subjects, kids and digital cameras, and, digital cameras and kids. They seem the same but they aren't.
With summer winding down now is t...
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by Jordan Grodecki on August 28, 2009
Sony are certainly doing something right; within a few years of launching they have stolen quite a large chunk of the Canon/Nikon dominated marketshare, pulling themselves up to almost 10%. It's...
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by Jordan Grodecki on August 21, 2009
PhotographyBlog have got themselves on Ricoh's devistatingly expensive and really rather curious GR Digital III to do a nice review on and have come out with seriously positive opinions, ranking t...
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by jim on August 18, 2009
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by jim on August 13, 2009
When new gadgets aren't being introduced we can count on the super geeks to find ways to combine existing technologies.
First it was merging cell phones with still digital cameras and then digit...
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by jim on August 5, 2009
Here's something I never could have imagined; a combination digital still camera and projector.
Now you can take pictures, and, using the same camera, a Nikon Coolpix S1000PJ, use the built in p...
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by jim on July 29, 2009
Venerable Kodak seems to be content marketing digital cameras to consumers at varied price points instead of engaging in competition for the attention of pro photographers.
Despite having produced s...
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by jim on July 25, 2009
It never fails. Whenever I have a few bucks I can use at my discretion, and I buy something, within a short period of time something else I like better is introduced.
Well this time it's a camer...
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by jim on July 20, 2009
Samsung is a diversified South Korean company that has come a long way in a short time; and, like most Korean companies, they are working hard to overtake the Japanese in many markets.
With digital ...
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by jim on July 16, 2009
Buying a new digital camera is always an exciting experience, from the research, to the anticipation of making a final choice, and the actual purchase.
But when all that is done, and your new baby i...
