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The Phase One IQ180 boasts an 80-megapixel sensor, the highest resolution sensor the company has ever offered. And it costs almost $50,000.
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Small size is in. Retro digital is in too! Combining the two, comes the Fuuvi Pick Mini Digital Camera that you can simply Pick and Plug into your computer! Runs on a MicroSD card (not included), the Pick is a 2 megapixel colorful digital camera that shoots both still images and movies and recharges directly through your computer. A very small body for all those retro, quick snap shots. The new Pick Mini Digital Camera runs only on Windows...
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Fujifilm has a hit on its hands with the retrotastic X100 camera, selling for a whopping $1,200 but still flying off shelves. That popularity resulte
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The Pentax K-r 'Bonnie Pink' will be available as a limited edition, it shares the exact same specifications of the original and is named after japanese pop star Bonnie Pink.
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When it comes to really high-end digital cameras for serious pro-shooters they often come with a back containing the sensor and mechanicals as a separate piece from the body. One of the latest such high-end cameras is Phase One's IQ180, and the thing has a massively high resolution image sensor.
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Pentax Offers Limited Edition DC Super Heroes RS1500 Pack - DSLR Photography - Canon Nikon Sony Pentax Olympus Panasonic Sigma Ricoh...
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Generally, when I see a rugged camera the thing promises to survive getting damp or being under a few feet of water at most. Drops are generally only a few feet or you will still kill most rugged gear. When SeaLife says it has a rugged camera they really mean it.
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After being leaked just a few days ago, Sony's high-end 16.2-megapixel HX100V and HX9V cameras are now official. According to the press release, the DSC-HX100V is the first of the Cyber-shot line to include a 27mm Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonar T lens with 30x optical zoom, while its smaller compact brother, the DSC-HX9V, is also the first to sport a 24mm Sony G lens with a 16x optical zoom. That's certainly great news for lurkers or folks who like shooting from a far, especially when considering both cameras are capable of recording 1920 x 1080 60p HD video. Their new "Exmor R" back-illuminated CMOS sensor also is the first to support a so-called Intelligent Sweep Panorama HR mode, which lets users capture up to 42.9 megapixel scenes with a whopping 10480 x 4096 resolution.
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It brings me no pleasure to tell you that Pentax has done it again. Just when you thought they'd done enough harm to our eyes already, they've gone and painted their K-r in Kore Ja Nai robot colors.
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