Jan 07
Nikon has rolled out a new digital camera today that fits into its DSLR line. The camera is called the Nikon D3300 and it features 24.2MP resolution. The camera also … Continue reading
Jan 06
Here at CES 2014 we’ve gotten the opportunity to have a peek at the Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 as it sits directly beside the original Galaxy Camera released in 2013. … Continue reading
Jan 06
FLIR FX Portable Wi-Fi Camera
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FLIR FX happens to be the very first attempt by the folks over at FLIR to deliver a portable Wi-Fi camera to the masses, where along the way, it had also picked up the gong as the Winner of the 2014 CES Innovations Design & Engineering Awards. Sporting a flexible design, the FLIR FX camera comes across as an easy-to-use, portable HD video monitoring solution which will be able to adapt to your needs. Of course, there must be something which should help set apart the FLIR FX from its competitors, so what are they?
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Jan 06
Samsung NX30 camera announced
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In the world of digital cameras, there are many different kinds of models to choose from. Well, Samsung has come up with another model for the masses which will hopefully, be able to do extremely well in the market when it arrives. We are talking about the Samsung NX30, which will boast of a 20.3MP APS-C CMOS Sensor that sports a 1/8000 second shutter speed, as well as 9 frame per seconds (FPS) Continuous Shooting function. Apart from that, it will also sport a 3” Super AMOLED Swivel and Touch Display that lets it move from side to side up to 180 degrees, in addition to upward and downward up to 270 degrees.
The Samsung NX30 claims to be able to capture high quality images with rich color, and all shots are captured with sharp detail and intense colors, thanks to the large sensor which makes it ideal for creating rich images with dramatic foreground and background blur. Apart from that, there is also the Samsung NX AF System II which will offer fast and accurate auto focusing, ensuring that this new model will be able to pick up all of those precious moments, including fast-moving scenes and subjects, so that none of those woven memories will be missed but rather, captured for posterity.
Apart from the usual brouhaha, the Samsung NX30 will also feature modern day connectivity options, where NFC and Wi-Fi capabilities have been built in to offer the next-generation of connectivity. There is also the ‘Tag & Go’ function so that users are able to tap and share memories instantly and easily, as they pair up the Samsung NX30 with NFC enabled smartphones and tablets without batting an eyelid. Take the Photo Beam feature for instance, it allows the transfer an image or video to a smartphone or tablet through the simple act of touching two devices together without the need for any other configuration. Pricing and availability details remain to be determined as at press time.
Press Release
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Jan 06
Among Garmin’s various navigation-related products introduced here at CES 2014, the company has rolled out the red carpet for its new Garmin Dash Cam, a dashboard camera for cars that … Continue reading
Jan 05
Liquid Image is showing a wearable camera here at CES, the Liquid Image Ego LS, which has been unveiled as the first “wearable and mountable 4G LTE enabled camera.” The … Continue reading
Jan 05
This week the folks responsible for picking up companies at Apple have made a purchase – the SnappyLabs group responsible for quick-shot photos in iOS devices. This app was titled … Continue reading
Jan 03
Just today the folks behind the Panoramic Ball Camera known as Panono have reached their goal of a cool $900k in their crowd-funded venture through Indegogo. This means the team … Continue reading
Jan 02
Samsung Galaxy Camera 2
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[CES 2014] Two years ago, we predicted that Android will be everywhere, specifically in cameras. Since 2012, a handful of manufacturers launched Android cameras with Samsung leading the way. Today, the Galaxy Camera 2, Samsung’s third Android camera, launched.
The Galaxy Camera first generation was introduced at IFA in 2012 (check the review here), and later that year in June, the manufacturer announced the Galaxy NX camera during an event we attended in London (check the hands on here).
The new features of the Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 include a flexible Xenon flash that you can hold horizontally to project the light toward the ceiling, 2 GB RAM (before it was 1 GB), an upgraded quad-core processor at 1.6 Ghz (from 1.4 Ghz), 2000mAh battery (from 1600mAh), Jelly Bean 4.3 (upgraded from 4.1) and NFC. (more…)
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Jan 02
With the Samsung Galaxy Camera 2, users will be taking the original – especially well-done – Galaxy Camera experience and getting an upgrade in a few key places. While you’ll … Continue reading
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