Digital Camera Reviews

The sad story of the lost HP digital camera.

DO you guys remember back in May when I was bragging about my new HP digital camera that my hubby “bought” my for mother’s day? You know - the one I pointed out and said, that’s what you’re getting me….. lol. No doubt, you had been enjoying the video and photos that I had been treating you all to since then - until about a month ago.

Luckily, Christmas is around the corner.

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Everyone wants an HP Camera.

You know what would make my life just peachy? A new point and shoot HP digital camera. Sure, I have a camera. But it’s a few years old. And as we all know, old == bad. You don’t want me to go take photos with the Titanic of cameras, do you? Surely I shouldn’t be expected to go out there and create art using a Pinto of the camera world. My DSLR takes photos… yes it does. What would increase my love for digital photography? A point and shoot.

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Maybe it's just time to buy a new Sony digital camera?

Sony on Friday disclosed a manufacturing defect within some of its digital cameras carrying the Cyber-shot brand, which involves the LCD displays models that sold from September 2003 to January 2005. The cameras can malfunction in warm and humid conditions, it said.

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Click through for help managing all your great photos from you new Sony 7MP camera.

This past weekend, I took hundreds of pictures with my new Sony digital camera. Being a 7.1 megapixel camera it tends to take very high resolution pictures so when faced with the dilemma of how to post all these pictures to my image gallery it was a simple decision … make a Ruby script!

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The Leica D-Lux 2 suits this blogger fine for its RAW and TIFF mode support.

Continuing my quest to find the small and stylish digital camera, which supports TIFF/RAW image format, I decided to visit Leica's web site. Leica is world-famous for making very exclusive, stylish, classy, and retro-looking cameras. The performance capability of a Leica lens is also world-class. Leica cameras are generally marketed to professional and advanced-amateur photographers with their extraordinary manual control even in its rangefinders. Leica is well known in the film world, but what about the digital world?

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Nice write-up on the Sony HDR-HC3 HD Camcorder.

Sony HC3 has a single 4:3 aspect ratio CMOS chip - the same as the one in the HC1 . In comparison, Sony FX1 has three CCDs which are natively 16:9. The FX1 pixel count is lower - 1.12 megapixels per CCD - while HC3 has 1.98 megapixels in 16:9 mode. This matches exactly the 1080i standard - 1920�1080.

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Consumer grade HD is here! Check out the Canon HV10 HD MiniDV Camcorder.

Not content to offer high-def camcorders only to professionals and "prosumers," Canon today announced its HV10 cam, a lightweight, consumer-friendly HD model that captures video in the 1080i format to HDV tapes. Giving Sony's HDR-HC3 high-def Handycam a run for its money, the HV10 has a 0.37-inch CMOS image sensor, which the company describes as "Full HD," at 1,920 x 1,080 pixels.

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Just edited your first HD video masterpiece and can't write it anywhere? Try the Plextor PX-B900A Blu-Ray DVD Burner.

Offering up to 10 times more data storage capacity than DVD, Blu-ray Disc (BD) has the support of more than 170 companies, including the top film studios and consumer electronics manufacturers. The Plextor PX-B900A Blu-ray Disc drive is capable of burning more than 9 hours of high-definition (HD) video, or approximately 23 hours of standard-definition (SD) video, on a dual-layer 50GB disc.

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Sony's new DCR-SR100 video recorder records straight to hard drive.

This is Sony’s new hard disk based video camera, doing away with fiddly tapes or mini-DVDs for ever. Unlike competing models, the SR100 has a Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound recording mode, capturing better audio than ever before with a handheld unit.

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A look at how prosumer cameras like the Nikon Coolpix 5700 5MP compares with SLR cameras like the Canon EOS 20D 8.2MP.

What follows is a comparative look at the usability and image quality of a Nikon Coolpix 5700 prosumer digital camera and a Canon EOS 20D digital SLR. Being significantly different, each has many advantages and drawbacks—many of which are not obvious at first look. Many of the differences and similarities apply to other cameras, too.

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Nikon has introduced its smallest SLR digital camera, the D40 6.1MP.

Nikon has announced today their new D40 digital SLR camera with a 3X Nikkor interchangeable zoom lens (18 - 55mm X 1.5) and 6.1 Megapixel CCD at a suggested price of $599.95. Nikon calls the D40 their smallest and easiest to use D-SLR and yet it inherits incredible picture quality from Nikon’s photographic expertise. The D40 has an all new visually intuitive interface, built-in help features and offers in-camera editing.

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The Canon PowerShot SD700 IS has Canon's great image stabilization technology.

With its ‘800’ numerals, you’d expect the Canon Digital IXUS 800 IS to join the current vogue for 8 megapixel models, but no, Canon has played safe with six – since it’s arguable whether images from current higher resolution compacts make use of their full complement.

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Kodak makes it easy to shoot wide angle shots with the new EasyShare V570 digital camera.

I can’t believe my eyes! Am I seeing double! This is not exactly your Mamiya Twin Lens Reflex camera but this Kodak V570 is sure to get some attention. The Kodak V570 features two lenses one lens a 3x zoom for your basic shooting and the other a super wide angel lens to capture those large family gatherings or grand canyon shots you can never back up far enough for. All images are captured on a 5 Mega Pixel CCD.

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How to make the Sony Cybershot DSC-S600 work with Linux.

I got a digital camera, it's a Sony CyberShot DSC S600, I was looking for a point-and-shoot digital camera that supports Linux, I'm very new to photography so I didn't want anything fancy with manual controls or anything, setting everything to auto is more than enough for me.

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Nice write up of the Sony Cybershot DCS-W30 here.

Sony's new digital camera, the Sony Cybershot DSC-W30, is a compact 6-megapixel camera supporting 3x optical zoom and an eye-level viewfinder. This model is significantly more compact than previous avataars of the W-series models.

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A former Fujifilm employee blogs about rating digital cameras.

When I worked on Fujifilm's digital cameras (and Ricoh and Sony earlier), pixel count was king -- the more megapixels the better. It was sort of an arms race, but with a much less world-threatening outcome. Another rating system was the tried-and-true star system -- you know, five is great, one is awful, in between is in between ...

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This is the first entry in our Digital Camera Reviews. We hope you enjoy the posts we list here. We encourage you to to submit your own reviews for us to include. If we select your review for inclusion, we'll link to your blog!