Showing posts with label digital video cameras. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital video cameras. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 05, 2008

Ultracompact Nikon (WIRED)


Nikon has a tiny new ultracompact digicam that it says is the smallest in its class. The Coolpix S210 features an 8.0-megapixel sensor, a 2.5-inch LCD screen and ISO 2000for great low-light photos. It comes in four colors and will only set you back about $180 [about R1500].

Photo: Dave Bullock/Wired

Thursday, December 13, 2007

WIRED: Digital Video Expo Is AV Geek's Wet Dream


LOS ANGELES -- From editors to video bloggers and pornographers, attendees at last week's DV Expo 2007 found a show floor full of gizmos and software to take their productions to the next level.
Hundreds of digital-video-tech manufacturers demo'd their latest wares to potential buyers. If you've tried to take your cat's video LOLblog to the next level, or if you want to sink your teeth into high-quality, prosumer production, check out the latest DV tech offered at the show.

Above: Panasonic's AG-HMC70 is a low-cost, solid-state, shoulder-mounted HD camera. Sporting an array of pro features -- balanced audio inputs (bottom), HDMI outputs, AVCHD codec and an adjustable eyepiece -- this new camera will be quite a deal when it's released at around $1,200.

By Dave Bullock
From WIRED.com

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Win A G-Shot Digital Video Camera (COMPETITION)


Do you think you can write a news story? Think you can capture newsy images like a pro? Are bloggers just as good at writing as journalists? Prove it!

Enter here.

Friday, September 14, 2007

Want to buy a Video Camera?


Want to join the You Tube Me Tube crowd? Need a video camera? Try this:

The Genius G-Shot has a high-resolution true 5 mega pixel CMOS sensor and interpolation up to 12 mega pixels. You can print large size pictures of 12”x18” without any distortion. In addition, G-Shot DV1210 uses MPEG4 compression technology that helps you take sharp digital videos in DVD video quality but in a reduced file size. (Available from WebAntics)