Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR Review
Pocket-Lint has reviewed the new Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR it features a 14.3x optical zoom lens (30.5mm – 436mm), a 12 megapixel SuperCCD EXR sensor that provides high resolution, high sensitivity, and high dynamic range modes, optical image stabilisation, 2.7″ screen, SD card support, 5 Film Simulation Modes, and VGA video recording at 30fps. The camera is available for £356
“The camera is commendably fast to determine focus and exposure if left on auto setting, though when shooting handheld at maximum telephoto, even with image stabilisation on board, we found we sometimes needed to take two or three shots to get one that was nicely crisp. Purple fringing can also be a problem when shooting subjects framed against bright skies, though that’ true of most of Fujifilm’s competitors.”
Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR Sample Photos: Fujifilm USA
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Ricoh GX200 Review at Buy N Shoot
Buy N Shoot has reviewed the new 12 megapixel Ricoh GX200 – it features a wide angle 24mm 3x optical zoom lens, vibration correction, 1cm macro, ISO1600, and a 2.7″ screen. The GX200 with electronic viewfinder included, is available for £309
“The delightful thing about Ricoh’s GX200 is its advanced simplicity. It presents itself as a humble little compact camera without unnecessary bells and whistles and yet it performs very well for a camera of its size and within its price range.”
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Read more Ricoh GX200 Reviews: Ricoh GR Diary, Steves DigiCams, Digital Lifestyles (Part 1, Part 2), DPExpert, Wouter Photoblog, Think Camera, Photography BLOG, Trusted Reviews, TestFreaks.co.uk
Polaroid Two Digital Instant Camera
Amazon UK are now selling the new Polaroid Pogo Instant Digital Camera and Printer called the Polaroid Two, it uses the Zink printing technology, as featured in the Polaroid Pogo Mobile Printer – features a 5mp camera, 3″ screen, no optical zoom (4x digital zoom), prints 2″ x 3″ photos, and takes SD cards. It is available for £173, although you might get better results and value for money by buying the Polaroid Pogo Mobile Printer and a seperate camera. More details at Polaroid.
GE J1050 Available from Amazon UK
Amazon UK are selling the new GE J1050 for £85. The budget camera features a 10 megapixel sensor, 5x optical zoom lens, 2.7″ screen, ISO1600, Panoramic shooting, Smile, Blink, Face detection, digital image stabilisation, and 5cm macro mode:
“The all new J1050 digital camera features an impressive 10.1-megapixel resolution and 5X optical zoom lens along with Image Stabilization for high quality and vivid images at the tip of your finger. With the latest Pan-Capture Panorama feature, seamless wide-view photos can be captured without the need for stitching. Its clear 2.7-inch LCD is equipped with the Auto Adjust Brightness technology for perfect screen visibility both indoors and outdoors.”
Kodak Easyshare C140 Available
Amazon UK are selling the Kodak Easyshare C140 for only £69. It’s a budget camera featuring 8 million pixels, 3x zoom lens, 2.4″ LCD screen, Face Detection and Blur Reduction, video with audio, on-camera editing and print from video, takes SDHC and AA batteries.
“The Kodak Easyshare C140 is an 8 megapixel digital camera with a 3x optical zoom lens. Kodak has placed the emphasis fairly and squarely on ease of use with this camera. In terms of features there is a 2.4 inch LCD screen for composing and reviewing photos. There is also a basic macro mode. The Easyshare C140 needs to be 13cm away from the subject in order to be able to focus. There are also a number of preset scene modes. By selecting the appropriate type of scene the camera is able to automatically change key settings in order to produce the best possible photographs. The scene modes are: portrait night portrait landscape night landscape sport snow beach text backlight museum/manner fireworks high ISO children flower self-portrait sunset close up candlelight blur reduction.”
Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Field Review
Photocrati have reviewed the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital SLR – the new flagship camera features a 21.1MP full frame CMOS sensor, ISO upto 25600, Full HD (1080, 30fps) movie recording, 3″ VGA LCD with Live View, 3.9fps JPEG shooting, 9-point AF + 6 Assist AF points, and Magnesium alloy body. The Canon 5D Mark II is available from Amazon UK:
“The 5D MkII also features automated sensor cleaning, which we’re beginning to take for granted in a 35mm-style DSLR these days-but it’s still worth mentioning, since this feature was notably absent in the original 5D (to my chagrin). Battery life on the 5D MkII is longer than in the 5D (1800 mAh for the new battery vs. 1390 mAh for the old). The specs say you should get 50 more exposures.”
Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Reviews: Trusted Reviews, Luminous Landscape, Imaging Resource, DPExpert, DCI, DCResource, DPReview, Photo.net, Steves Digicams, The Digital Picture, Cameratown, Cameralabs, Ken Rockwell, ArtbyPhil, Photography BLOG, Digital Journalist, Previews: DPReview
Canon Powershot SX200 IS Review
NeoCamera has reviewed the new Canon Powershot SX200 IS – a compact ultra zoom camera with a 28mm wide angle 12x optical zoom lens, 12 megapixel sensor, 3″ screen, optical image stabilisation, and HD video recording, it is available in blue, grey or red for £232
Read more Canon Powershot SX200 IS Reviews: DPInterface, Digital Photography School, Imaging Resource, Cameras.co.uk, LetsGoDigital, Trusted Reviews, DCResource, Steves DigiCams, Photography BLOG, Cameralabs, Previews: Focus on Imaging 2009.
Nikon D3000 Digital SLR Review
Photocrati has reviewed the new Nikon D3000 – an update to the D60 – it features a 10 megapixel sensor, 3fps shooting, 11 point focus, 3″ LCD, SD support, new Guide mode, and ISO 100-1600. The Nikon D3000 is available for £419 with VR kit lens.
“Nikon’s D40 and D40x were very popular entry-level DSLRs but the replacement model is even more desirable. While it’s also very budget-friendly, the equally small D3000 offers some valuable benefits in spite of the pleasantly low price (about $600 with 18-55mm VR lens.) The primary improvements include a more effective AF system with 11 points plus 3D tracking focus, a larger 3-inch (7.62cm) LCD screen, a faster 3fps continuous framing rate and far more image retouching options in playback mode.”
Read Nikon D3000 Reviews: ePhotoZine, KenRockwell Review | Guide, DigitalCameraInfo, DCResource, NeoCamera, Photography BLOG, Pocket-Lint, Previews: DPReview
Panasonic Lumix GF1 M43 DSLR Review
DCResource have reviewed the new Panasonic Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds DSLR – the camera features a 12.1 megapixel live view sensor, HD 720p Video at 30fps, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 1:1 aspect ratio, AF assist lamp, ISO100 – 3200, 3fps shooting, 3.0″ 3:2 aspect 460k pixel screen, dust reduction, and built in flash. Compared to the Olympus E-P1 – It lacks the in body image stablisation, and instead relies on optical IS in the lens. The camera is available in Black, Silver, Red and White, for £729 with kit lens, or £499 body only.
“Overall, I was really happy with the quality of the photos produced by the Lumix DMC-GF1. Exposure was generally accurate, and the camera kept highlight clipping to a minimum. Colors were pleasing, though I might crank up the saturation a notch just to give things a little more “punch”.”
Read Panasonic Lumix GF1 Reviews: Luminous Landscape, HardwareZone, Which43.com, Previews: Davids Simple Photography Hands On, Pocket Lint, DPNow, Links: Read the full GF1 Press Release, Related: Why I love Micro FourThirds (TOP).
Sony Cybershot WX1 Review
David Pogue has reviewed the new Sony Cybershot WX1 – with a f2.4 wide angle 5x optical zoom lens (24mm – 120mm), it offers “Extraordinary pictures even in low-light”, and features a back-illuminated 10 megapixel CMOS sensor, optical image stabilisation, HD 720p movie recording, 2.7″ screen, and 10fps shooting. The Sony Cybershot WX1 is available for £269
“The Sony performs two other stunts that will make your jaw drop. From its much larger, zoomier cousin, the HX1, the WX1 inherits Sweep Panorama mode. As you whip the camera in an arc around your body, it quietly snaps 10 consecutive photos, figures out how to connect them, and spits out a finished 270-degree panorama. Talk about wide-angle!”
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