Alongside the NV24HD, Samsung also launched three new NV cameras without the high definition recording capability but featuring the latest processing technology for improved image quality and faster operation. First up is the NV40 (continue reading…)
Nearly 18 months after it first appeared as a prototype at trade shows, Sony has announced its eagerly anticipated flagship digital SLR, the Alpha 900 – finally giving Minolta/Konica Minolta users a full frame option. Featuring the 24.6 MP CMOS sensor announced in January, the Alpha 900 offers several enticing features, (continue reading…)
Last but not least from Samsung is the i8 – a blend of camera and media player with a 2.7″ touch-sensitive screen and a ‘World Tour Guide’ covering 30 countries. 195 MB internal memory stores the 8.1 megapixel images or you can slot in an SD card for more space. ISO 1600 and Digital Image Stabilization help to keep things steady and Intelligent Face Recognition ensures faces are correctly focused and exposed. Interested? You’ll find it in the shops from February for £149. (continue reading…)
Sony has announced a new addition to its W-series of digital compact cameras. The entry-level DSC-W220 sports a 12MP sensor, 2.7″ LCD, 4x optical zoom and incorporates features that were initially seen only in the premium W models including Intelligent Scene Recognition, Dynamic Range Optimizer, Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation, Smile Shutter technology and HD output. Priced at around $190, the camera will start shipping in March 2009. (continue reading…)
More from Samsung with three new L series compacts – all taking advantage of Digital Image Stabilization and Intelligent Face Recognition. They also share a 3x optical zoom – the L210 taking the resolution lead with 10.1 million to the L100 and L110s 8.2 megapixels. The L100 will be available from February for £99 with the L110 (£129) and L210 (£149) following in March. (continue reading…)