Digital Photography Review has posted what is probably the best and certainly most thorough review of the Canon EOS 30D digital SLR camera.
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[tag]Canon[/tag] have released firmware updates for the following digital cameras:
What is [tag]Origami[/tag]?
Well, [tag]Microsoft[/tag] is somewhat secretive at the moment which is leading to a whole raft of rumors.
What we know is that it’s based on [tag]Windows XP[/tag] and that it’s a device rather than a replacement to a PC. It’s not a pocket device but will fit into small bags and purses. It is capable of supporting features like GPS, Bluetooth, 3G cellular technology and Wi-Fi.
Oh, and Origami will cost around $600.
The hype-storm will soon give way to more details.
Is this the new Canon EOS 35D?
Reports are circulating that there is going to be a press conference on Feb 21st in Oslo where it will be unveiled. I guess we’ll have to wait and see!
DigitalCameraInfo.com have a comprehensive review of the new 9 megapixel camera from - the [tag]Fuji E900[/tag].
The [tag]Fuji[/tag] [tag]E900[/tag] is not a DSLR (and in fact it has a higher resolution than any of Fuji’s own DSLRs). It has a 4x optical zoom (equivalent to a focal length of 32 - 128mm) that spans the wide-angle to moderate telephoto range. The 1/1.6 inch [tag]SuperCCD[/tag] supports a high ISO setting of 800 for low light work.
The likes and dislikes that come from the review are interesting.
They like the manual exposure controls, the quality from the 9 megapixel CCD, the feel of the grip and the wide-angle capability of the camera. However, they dislike the LCD, find the manual focus ineffective, the low ISO when compared to older Fuji cameras and the poor viewfinder.
This is a camera aimed at those who want manual control or the pro/serious amateur that already has a DSLR but wants a smaller camera for quick shots.
Read the full review here.
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