Digital Camera Reviews

I love my Kodak Z760, and with all the lenses I have to upgrade it - I get quality work out of it! I can get up to about 8-10MP work out of it! But it is time to seriously think about upgrading, and I am looking at the Canon XTi.

I'm not entirely convinced by the comment about the resistance of the American public to intrusive spy-machines. But certainly the Brits have not only allowed their government to take over an increasing control of their personal habits (see below) and daily lives, but they're lining up to buy technology to spy on each other.

I’d have to pick Holly McCaig. She is one awesome designer and photographer and if there is one person out there who is busting their hump to work for something they truly want, it is her! She wants a certain Canon digital camera that seems to evade me at the moment, but I know it is a MAJOR upgrade from the one she has. She has been truly trying to save up for it, but her dog recently got sick and she has had to make some big-priced purchases to ensure her photography end of business gets off the ground.

I signed up for the annual pinhole print exchange and then promptly forgot that I had done so. My first one arrived Dec 1, and the sender quickly brought me up to speed

6. A digital video camera. I want to do movies with something better than my little Olympus digital camera.

Sony-Ericsson’s familiar candybar design is augmented by a pinhole camera above the screen for video calling. Other cool features include an RSS reader for news headlines, one-touch “moblogging” for sharing snaps online and A2DP for pristine stereo via Bluetooth.

Next we move on to depth of field. This is actually a really simple term that just refers to how much of the image area is in focus. Pictures that have everything in focus are said to have a high depth of field, where pictures that have a small area in focus, and a lot of blurry back/foreground are said to have a narrow depth of field. The length (zoom) of the lens and the aperture are two of the biggest factors that determine the depth of field. With out getting too teched out, if you understand how a pinhole camera works, you will understand why a higher f stop (thus a smaller hole) creates a greater depth of field.

As requested by my mom, I am taking lots of goodies from here: DVD player, USB flash sticks by the dosen, digital cameras and all kids of other small gadgets. In exchange, I will be returning with lots of new shoes, clothes and hopefully lots of euro parts for my VeeDub

I’d love to be able to put a hidden camera built in recorder both in her room and in the lunch room. These new spy cameras are simple to set-up, and very hard to detect, since there is no wired *or* wireless connection to a vcr. In fact, the only way to detect them is with a tool made by the same company.

- digital video cameras (Including old digital 8 camcorders)
- digital photographic cameras and memory chips
- digital audio recorders w/ mic input

And if that’s not enough incentive for ya, Al will pick five winning clips, they’ll be shown on Much On Demand, and all winners will receive a Sony Digital Camera & a personal greeting from Al himself!

Bonnie Burton made a pinhole camera that looks like R2 D2. Here's her tutorial.

The camera that made one of the biggest splashes at this year’s PMA show in Orlando, Florida, was undoubtedly the Olympus Evolt E-330 ($1,100 List). And for good reason: It’s the first D-SLR to give consumers the option of framing their shots on the LCD, a feature that’s been available on lower-end digital cameras for years. That’s not the sole reason we awarded the Evolt E-330 an Editors’ Choice as a specialty D-SLR, but it certainly tipped the scales.

Digital video cameras often like Firewire cards. $15 from Amazon.

“They say cameras add ten pounds, but HP digital cameras can help reverse that effect,” says the promo material. “The slimming feature, available on select HP digital camera models, is a subtle effect that can instantly trim off pounds from the subjects in your photos!”