Back in 2004 the earlier Panasonic FX7 was “pretty close to being the Rolls-Royce of digital compacts …” That was when five megapixels and a 3X zoom was top gear! The Panasonic DMC-FX38 (also known as the FX37 in some parts of the world) packs 10.1 megapixels onto the CCD and images with a 5x [...]
Fujifilm has a long-established fan base for its interchangeable lens digital SLRs, based on a Nikon body, but in recent years has tended to concentrate on its fixed lens digicams. The Fujifilm FinePix S100FS confirms this situation spectacularly. The camera captures 11.1 megapixel images onto a 17 mm CCD, via a substantial Fujinon 14.3x optical [...]
The Fujifilm Finepix S2000HD one is a big surprise, with many attractive features — not least being the reasonable asking price of $399. Basically, it’s a mini DSLR look-alike, nearly pocketable, with a 15x zoom lens, imaging to a CCD capable of acquiring 10.0 million pixels. In stills shooting, the camera uses an optical stabiliser; [...]
The arrival on my desk of a beautiful, petite, glossy, black, metal-bodied snapper is something of an event … even though virtually the same camera is on retail shelves in the form of Panasonic’s FX37 (also known as the FX38 in some parts of the world) at significantly less price. The Leica C-Lux 3 is [...]
This review of the Nikon D200 was written and submitted by Randy McKown from New Image Photography. The Nikon D200 made its debut just over 3 years ago and has since been replaced by the D300. However, this doesn’t mean the D200 is completely out of the picture. We’ve been using the Nikon D200 as [...]
Released in August of 2008, the Nikon D90 DSLR raises the bar with a plethora of digital photography features, including: The first DSLR to record video Live View mode Face priority auto-focus for razor sharp portraits and candids Large 3″ LCD screen with 170 degree viewing angle Active-D Lighting Control for on the fly tone [...]
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