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.
there are two things that we always associate with DSLR cameras: hefty price and a size to match. because of price, i went ahead with a prosumer instead, which is not exactly a compact camera by any measures and not to mention the serious lack of the DSLR performance; and even with a slightly petite form, i almost wanted to give up bringing it with us when we last went to Boston.
price is perhaps the major stumbling block for beginner shutterbugs; the last thing any beginner wants is to spend thousands of dollars and giving it up eventually. trust me. it happens. and that’s why we thought this latest addition, the Sony a3000 DSLR-style Interchangeable Lens Camera, to Sony’s Alpha
a few months on after the PowerShot N was announced, Canon is already serving up a new edition of this pretty, square compact shooter: the Canon PowerShot N Facebook Ready Digital Camera. i guess the product name pretty much says what it is. for starter, this Facebook Ready edition shares all the hardware aspects as
smartwatch is a rage these days, but as we have noted, digital watch is not everyone’s cup of English Breakfast. COOKOO may have that covered, but luxury it is not. so if you are a high flying, Scrooge McDuckian who expect a touch of luxe in your smart timepiece, the Swiss-made Hyetis Crossbow Smartwatch will have
can’t get enough of retro-look performance compact digital cameras? well, then the Panasonic Lumix GX7 Digital Single Lens Mirrorless Camera is sure to tickle your retro senses. featuring a to-die-for magnesium alloy full die-cast body, this premium shooter is equipped with a 16MP Digital Live MOS sensor and boasts a
selfie enthusiasts (or just about any YouTubers) rejoice cos’ Canon has just the right camcorder for you and it is called the Canon VIXIA Mini Compact Personal Camcorder. it stop short of being an action cam, but as its namesake implies, it is designed with self-videoing in mind. and no, though it looks like one, it is not a projector.
there’s never a good time to buy a digital camera, isn’t it? just when we are still ogling over the world’s smallest DSLR camera, the Rebel SL1, Canon has out another new shutterbug’s toy, the EOS 70D DSLR camera. set to replace the EOS 60D, the 70D sports a newly-developed Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology
we may not change our digital cameras as frequently as we would with mobile phones, but that hasn’t stop camera makers from outing new shooters every now and then. joining the always on-going fray of digital cameras pouring into the market are this duo from Sony, the Cyber-Shot RX100 II and RX1R. the RX100 II, as
continuing its obsession with retro-style consumer imaging devices, the FUJIFILM X-M1 Compact System Camera gives you the power of DSLR without the bulk and heft, along with a styling that any self-respecting shutterbug would die for (well, maybe not that serious, but it is a pretty little thing, alright). sporting a 16.3MP