billed as the world’s smallest, lightest full-frame interchangeable lens cameras, the Sony a7 Series Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera will be dropping in heavy at $1,700 for body-only, or about $2,000 with 28-70mm f3.5-f5.6 full-frame lens, and $2,300 for the body-only a7R
we’d be lying if we say that this camera, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM1 DSLM Camera, wasn’t featured here because it’s design caught our eyes. so the fact is, it did. it is a known fact that we have a soft spot for stylish products and to us, the GM1 indeed bears the mark of stylishness.
one. if you have loads of money; two. if you appreciate quality design; and three. you fancy the idea of parting with your money for number two, then we suggest you find a way for yourself to be at the Jony and Marc’s (RED) Auction happening on the November 23 at Sotheby’s New York and
don’t be fooled by its entry-level status. the FUJIFILM X-A1 Interchangeable Lens Camera is the Japanese camera maker’s shot at giving what a serious photographer need without ripping a huge hole in the wallet. while being compact and lightweight (it tips the scale at just 330 grams or 11.6 oz.), it still packs quite a punch
no. it doesn’t appear to be, but the Nikon 1 AW1 Waterproof Interchangeable Lens Camera is the first digital waterproof interchangeable lens camera that’s also shockproof (capable sustaining drops from 6.6 feet), dust-proof, and freeze-proof to 14-degree Fahrenheit. so adventure seekers can rejoice
there are many difficult decisions to make everyday and getting the right camera to suit your need is among them. here’s one to add to your dilemma and we think it might be worthy of your consideration. meet the new Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mirrorless DSLR, the successor to the E-5 mirrorless DSLR camera.
IFA is perhaps the next biggest consumer electronics show in global scale outside of North America and needless to say, electronics makers will not pass on this golden opportunity to show off their shiny new gadgets during this prestigious event. this year’s IFA sees Japanese electronics giant Sony introducing some very drool-worthy products ranging from smartphone to imaging devices to home audio system.
ever since the invention of camera, we have been blessed with the tool to capture our memories, but those memories are anything but complete. there are just things that are being left behind, literally. until now, the only other better way to capture a particular moment in its entirety is through videoing, but still, that doesn’t
whether you are looking for a fun camera for yourself or for your kids, the Bonzart Lit Digital Camera would certainly be a good fit. why? looking past the specs, it is one heck of an affordable digital camera, costing under 40 bucks. that’s right. 40 greenbacks is all your need to call one your own.
the Sony Cyber-shot QX Lens Cameras may sounds rather confusing. you may ask if they are cameras or just lenses? actually, they are both. it may even appears to be an extra accessory which you might not need, however, if bringing these lens cameras could save yourself from having to bring a real camera along on your next trip, i guess
touted as the world’s first social camera, theQ would be the perfect digital camera for serious share-your-photos-on-social-network addicts. instead of going through the hassle of downloading and uploading, the theQ pushes your work of arts wirelessly via 3G (no, it is not a smartphone) to your favorite social network.