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Sanyo’s Stylish New Xacti CA6
Sanyo is one of those companies that everyone’s heard of but few people remember when they think of consumer electronics. However, this uniquely shaped camera is something that could certainly engrave Sanyo’s name in the minds of photo geeks…
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FujiFilm FinePix Z2 Review
LetsGoDigital reviews the FujiFilm FinePix Z2 digital camera. The slim FujiFilm FinePix Z2 was introduced in October 2005. The Fuji FinePix Z2 features 5.1MP resolution, 3x optical zoom and a 2.5-inch LCD monitor. Measurements of the Fuji FinePix Z2…
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The New Rollei dx63
We haven’t seen a ton of cameras from the European company Rollei. It’s been over a year since we last featured one, so the dx63 is of particular interest to us. It’s a 6 megapixel camera with 3x optical/4x…
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Panasonic’s First DLSR, the DMC-L1
Panasonic recently announced that their first DLSR camera, the LUMIX DMC-L1, is headed for an American release. When our sister site I4U reported on a showing of the camera a few months ago, pricing and release information was not available….
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ACDSee Photo Editor 4.0 Review at Consumer Electronic Net

Consumers Electronic Net has reviewed ACDSee Photo Editor 4.0 and they write – “In my opinion, the heart of Photo Editor are the How To’s, and should prove popular for those users who take advantage of them to create new and interesting projects with their images. When you first launch the application, there is a quick video tutorial on how to create a thank you card. It shows the application in action, and users might benefit from this type of tutorial in addition to the How To’s currently available.”

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REALVIZ Announces 3 New Stitching Software Versions

With an ever increasing demand by digital photographers to blend successive photos together into panoramas REALVIZ has announced the release of three new versions of their popular panorama creation software, Stitcher.

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Online Photos Labs Tested at PopPhoto

PopPhoto tests 10 of the Internets biggest photo finishers to find out which one is best. As more and more digital camera owners switch from expensive home printing to online printing the water can get pretty muddy. In the test online printers were evaluated for image quality, price, ease of use, turnaround time, image storage policy, and customer service.

They write – “While you must wait longer for your prints and you have less control over quality than with conventional home or minilab printing, cyberprinting lets you order whenever you like from the comfort of your home — and it’s cheaper. There are a lot of other benefits, as well. You can find interesting specialty gifts that your corner minilab probably doesn’t offer, and your family and friends can share your online albums.”

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Digital Foci Picture Porter Elite Ships
Digital Foci today announced that it is shipping the highly anticipated Picture Porter Elite 40GB and 80GB portable digital photo albums with built-in hard drive and memory card reader.  Featuring a large 3.6” LCD for easy viewing, Picture Porter Elite lets you instantly and securely save and view digital photos and video on its hard drive wherever you go.
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Panasonic Announces Avalanche of New Lumix Cams
Panasonic has gotten a lot of acclaim for their upscale Lumix line of cameras, so it’s no surprise that they’ve got a handful of new models coming out. Ranging from 6 to 10.2 megapixels, these cameras all bring to…
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Google’s Picasa Web Albums Open For Business
Google today launched their new online photo sharing software, Picasa Web Albums.Designed specificially for Google’s Picasa photo editing software that launched in 2004, this new service allows you to actually share your photos through Google, instead of similar sites…
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Casio’s New EX-S600D Gets DivX Certification
Have you ever had a digital camera that recorded videos in some obscure format that didn’t play on anything except your 2″ viewfinder? Casio and DivX must know the feeling because earlier today, DivX announced that they’ve granted certification to…
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Olympus EVOLT E-330 Review At Megapixel

Megapixel has reviewed the 7.5 megapixel Olympus EVOLT E-330 and writes –

Positives:
Very good image quality.
Excellent metering.
Excellent colour rendition.
Effectively noise-free up to 400 ISO.
Comlete range of formats (RAW, TIFF and JPEG).
Built-in SSWF sensor cleaning system.
Useful Live View system.
Powerful built-in flash.

[Read our Olympus EVOLT E-330 Review Roundup]

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Qimage 2007
Digital Domain is making Qimage 2007 available early and is thrilled to announce the most significant change to it’s professional Windows photo printing software since its inception nearly ten years ago.
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Meet the World’s Smallest Digital Camera
Digital camera records are being smashed left and right. Earlier this week, the highest meapixel sensor was unveiled. Now we have the world’s smallest digital camera sensor. At 2.1 x 2.3 mm, it’s about 5 times smaller than a…
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Acer CP-8660 Announced
Acer, known mainly for their computer stuff, recently unveiled its newest entry into the digital camera world, the CP-8660. Sporting an 8 megapixel resolution and 6x optical/8.5x digital zoom, the CP-8660 looks like the typical run-of-the-mill medium-end digi cam.The features…
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Three New Samsung Cameras
Samsung recently announced their three newest cameras, all in the NV series. All black, sleek, and in the multi-hundred dollar zone, these cameras are sure something to catch your attention. First up is the NV7 OPS (pictured), with a…
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BreezeBrowser Pro v1.5.1

BreezeBrowser has upgraded BreezeBrowser Pro to v1.5.1. This update adds new options to proof sheets and slideshows with added Photoshop PSD 8-bit and 16-bit options.

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Casio Exilim EX-Z70 Released Today
Casio today announced the release of their newest camera, the Casio Exilim ZOON EX-Z70, the latest in its Exilim line. The Exilim series is all about style, functionality, and ease of use. The EX-Z70, which sports 7.2 megapixels, comes…
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More Megapixels Than You Can Shake a Stick At
Is your digital camera ready to feel inadequate? Even if you’ve got the highest common amount of Megapixels in your camera (see deals on 8+ Megapixel cameras), Han Shing’s new camera will blow your mind. The HS-DC338A has a…
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Canon Powershot S3 IS Review At Luminous Landscape

Luminous Landscape has reviewed the 6 megapixel Canon Powershot S3 IS and they write – “The Canon S3’s strength lies in its small size and long zoom reach, combined with Image Stabilization. While not a pocket digicam, it is coat pocket size, and therefore quite inconspicuous and portable. The use of AA batteries adds to the versatility, and a very high quality movie mode with a dedicated activation button are icing on the cake. At under US $500 retail this camera is a relative bargain.”

[Read Our Canon Powershot S3 IS Review Roundup & View Sample Pictures]

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ5 Review
LetsGoDigital reviews the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ5. Quote: ” At the end of the tests, the Panasonic LZ5 leaves us with a pleasant and particularly positive feeling. For its price-tag, the camera offers the consumer a great deal of ease…
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Pentax Optio S7 Opts For High ISO for Image Stabilization

Extending the ability for digital cameras to record photos in lower light situations has become a focus of the big digital camera manufacturers. With this weeks announcement of the new 7 megapixel Optio S7 Pentax has made the decision to use high ISO setting rather than optical image stabilization that it used in the Pentax A10.

Pentax has indicated that when the camera uses high ISO setting of 800 to 1600 the effective resolution drops to 4 megapixels.

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July 2006 Prize Giveaway
Win copies of three new digital photography books, courtesy of Ilex Press, in the PhotographyBLOG July 2006 Prize Giveaway!
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Kodak EasyShare P712
Kodak introduces the EasyShare P712. The Kodak EasyShare P712 features a 12X (36 – 432 mm equiv.), image-stabilised, f2.8 f/3.7, Schneider Kreuznach Variogon lens and a 7.1 Megapixel sensor. Its precision auto-focus system has a click-to-capture rate, of…
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Fujifilm FinePix F30 Review at DigiCamReview.co.uk
DigiCamReview.co.uk have published a review of the Fujifilm FinePix F30, which offers ISO 3200, 6 megapixels, 3x optical zoom lens and a 2.5 inch LCD.
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GIMP Graphical Image Manipulator Package Review at ThinkCamera

ThinkCamera has reviewed the FREE GIMP Graphical Image Manipulator Package and they write – “As one of the world’s most famous open source packages, it is something of an oddity. This is because while packages like Adobe Photoshop have leapt ahead in terms of the features they contain, GIMP is different. It has been developed in line with a simpler non-commercial look at photographers’ needs.”

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Wacom updates Graphire4 Studio and Studio XL Pen Tablets
Wacom today announces an update to the Studio and Studio XL versions of its Graphire4 range. From now on, all Graphire4 packages will be equipped with Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0.
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Two New Fuji FinePix Cams
Fujifilm’s FinePix line of cameras are just popping up all the time. Today we’ve got two new ones to tell you about. First is the S6500fd (pictured), which is a bit more advanced than most of the other FinePix…
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Sony Alpha A100 or Nikon D200 at PopPhoto

PopPhoto offers a buyers comparison of the Sony Alpha A100 and Nikon D200. They write – “I think the Sony compares favorably to the Nikon D200 in image quality, if not in build and features. (I hear it even uses the same Sony-made chip.) If you’re not hard on your camera and don’t need such features as the Nikon’s higher framing speed, I think it would serve your purposes very well.”

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Tamron Launches Redesigned Website
The popular Tamron website at http://www.tamron.com has had a major makeover that makes it even more visually exciting and considerably easier to navigate.
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Fujifilm FinePix F30 Review At DPReview

DPReview has reviewed the Fujifilm FinePix F30 and writes – “To sum up, the F30 is far and away the best low light compact camera on the market today, bar none. It’s the perfect ’social’ camera for the DSLR owner who doesn’t want to lug all his or her gear to parties, and it is – in expert hands – capable of superb results in any light. I would even go as far as to suggest – funds permitting – getting one for low light work even if you already own a camera you use for daylight shooting… So then, Highly Recommended unless you rarely shoot indoors or at night.”

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Kodak EasyShare Z612 Review At Digital Camera Review

Digital Camera Review has reviewed the 6 megapixel 12x Optical Zoom Kodak Easyshare Z612 and write – “The Kodak EasyShare Z612 offers users a nice balance of prosumer flexibility, advanced features, and P&S (point and shoot) ease of use. How does the Z612 stack up against its competition? Overall, the Z612 has more warts than a bullfrog, but in the end it’s all about the pictures and when it counts and where it counts (except for macro) the Z612 delivers.”

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Rob Galbraith’s CompactFlash / SD Performance Database
Rob Galbraith has just updated his CompactFlash / SD Performance Database with a number of new additions, including eleven different Canon and Nikon digital SLR cameras and new CompactFlash and Secure Digital (SD) cards from Hoodman, Lexar, Ridata, SanDisk (including Extreme IV), Transcend and others. Well worth checking out if you’re looking for the fastest cards available.
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Fujifilm FinePix F30 Review at DPReview
DPReview have published a review of the Fujifilm FinePix F30, which offers ISO 3200, 6 megapixels, 3x optical zoom lens and a 2.5 inch LCD.
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Digital Cameras Offer The Cure For Blur

Inevitably one of the biggest complaints of digital camera owners, is blurry photos.

Most indicate their digital cameras only take good pictures within such a small range of lighting conditions. There is no getting around it, unwanted motion blur is a persistent problem. What causes motion blur and how can digital camera anti-shake, anti-blur, or image stabilization systems help?

First of all it’s important to differentiate between the blur caused by movement of the subject you are trying to photograph and that caused by movement of the camera.

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Leica Launches New Website
Leica Camera has a new internet site.
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Fujifilm FinePix F30 Review At Digital Camera Review

Digital Camera Review has reviewed the Fujifilm FinePix F30 and writes – “The Fujifim F30 is an impressive compact 6 megapixel digital camera with a 3x optical zoom lens and a large 2.5″ display. The camera is one of very few to include ISO 1600 and ISO 3200 modes. It has excellent responsiveness and is designed to be able to take great photos in almost every situation. Although some people may find the re-styling and altered usability not necessarily to everyone’s taste, overall there have been many usability improvements – Particularly welcome is the improved higher resolution screen. The FujiFilm F30 is well worth considering – there are few digital cameras that offer so many options, so much quality, in such a small package.”

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Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z700 Announced

Casio has announced the 7.2 megapixel Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z700. Features include: 3x Optical Zoom, 2.7 inch LCD screen, Anti Shake DSP, and BEST SHOT mode.

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Fastest CompactFlash and SD Cards at Rob Galbraith

Rob Galbraith has tested 70 CompactFlash and SD cards in 20 readers to find out which is fastest at transferring photos to computer. They have printed the results in their expanded CF/SD Performance Database.

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