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Mobi-Lens smartphone / tablet bundle camera hands-on


Here's the sort of thing Kickstarter is all about: those ideas that are so head-bangingly simple you get genuinely angry you didn't come up with them yourself. Someone from Mobi-Lens popped by the Engadget stage this week to show off the company's new crowdfunded creations, lenses for smartphone and tablet cameras that clip onto the side of the device.

Mobi-Lens smartphone / tablet camera attachment hands-on

The company brought by the macro and fisheye versions, which we got to play around with a bit. After a bit of adjusting on our handset, we were more than happy to take them for a ride, shooting some shots of Tim's Ken Block interview. We didn't get the greatest shots in the world for the few minutes we played around with it, but what the company has managed to get over on its site should give you a decent idea of what's possible. The macro took some interesting shots as well, but you've really got to get in extremely close to get it to work as intended.

Mobi-Lens smartphone / tablet camera attachment hands-on

The lenses aren't cheap, at $40 bucks a pop, or $65 for two, but they're definitely cool additions for those looking to mix up their own smartphone photography a touch.


Latest News: Camera Nikon 1 J2 Specifications and features

Nikon Corporation has announce the release of the Nikon 1 J2 advanced camera with interchangeable lenses. AF speed in video mode and the picture is more surprising.

( Latest News: Camera Nikon 1 J2 Specifications and features image )


Nikon 1 J2 Specifications:
  • Effective pixels: 10.1 Megapixels
  • Type/ Lens mount: Digital camera with support for interchangeable lenses / Nikon 1 mount
  • Effective angle of view: Approx. 2.7 x lens focal length
  • Image sensor: 13.2 mm x 8.8 mm CMOS sensor
  • Monitor: 3-inches 921k-dot TFT LCD with brightness adjustment
  • Storage Media: SD (Secure Digital), SDHC, and SDXC memory cards
  • Shutter type: Electronic shutter
  • Shutter speed: 1/16,000-30 s in steps of 1/3 EV; Bulb
  • Self-timer: 2/5/10 Seconds
  • Exposure metering: TTL metering using image sensor
  • Metering: TTL metering using image sensor
  • ISO sensitivity: ISO 100-3200 in steps of 1 EV
  • Active D-Lighting: On, off
  • Hybrid autofocus
  • Focus area: Single-point AF: 135 focus areas; the center 73 areas support phase-detection AF Auto-area AF: 41 focus areas
  • Built-in flash
  • Flash mode: red-eye reduction, slow sync with red-eye reduction, rear-curtain sync, rear curtain with slow sync
  • Built-in stereo microphone
  • USB
  • HDMI output
  • Li-ion EN-EL20 battery
  • Dimensions: 106.0 x 61.0 x 29.8 mm
  • Weight: 280 gms











Nikon Coolpix L610: an AA-powered, 1080p-capable point-and-shoot for $249

A flagship it isn't, but Nikon's newest Coolpix will certainly hit the sweet spot in terms of pricing for many. The Coolpix L610 is an entry-level compact that breaks away from proprietary cells in order to rely on a pair of AAs. 
( Nikon Coolpix L610: an AA-powered, 1080p-capable point-and-shoot for $249, image )

World travelers may argue that it's easier to find a pack of those at any corner shop than a power outlet, and while it may only suit a select few, we're glad that the AA notion hasn't been tossed aside completely. Specs-wise, you're looking at a 16 megapixel BSI (backside illuminated) CMOS sensor, a 1080p movie mode, 3-inch rear LCD, optical VR image stabilization, HDMI socket and a 14x wide-angle zoom lens.

Source: engadget

Latest news: Camera Fujifilm FinePix F800EXR with wireless sharing to Android, IOS



Fujifilm currently has a camera with WiFi to share a place in your ranks, many are saying if you do not have a camera company WIFI share a place in line, then you could say photography is not in the game. Fujifilm to be said in the photography game. Facing Finepix F800EXR, the camera first as a group with the wireless sharing of experience. Center is the recipient of the Photos application is free for Android and IOS devices that allow the target to 30 images per one of the camera ad hoc WiFi link.

Fujifilm will also be pre-Instagram photos through a new six-filter in front of the camera for users who are not strong by posting pictures online. Fujifilm is a treat to float in the competitive waters with 16-megapixel, full of fire up to eight frames per second, 1080p video and RAW mode for the image quality sticklers, applying CMOS EXR sensor that allows to reproduce the ideal range or lower noise when the resolution is not all mere are needed.

With a 20x lens (25-500mm balanced) as important in the future will extend far closer than the camera - well, mostly for them. The stores should have the Fujifilm F800EXR camera in August of this to the range of $ 350.

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Fujifilm Brings Wireless Transfer to Compact Long-Zoom F800EXR Digital Camera Sleek new F800EXR Allows Users to Wirelessly Transfer Beautiful, Sharp Pictures to Their Smartphone or Tablet for Easy Online Uploading Valhalla, N.Y., July 25, 2012 – FUJIFILM North America Corporation today announced the premium, compact long-zoom FinePix F800EXR digital camera that features a new innovative Wireless Image Transfer function that allows users to quickly and easily upload high resolution images to their smartphone or tablet. The F800EXR continues the tradition of superior image quality that the F-Series is known for with its speed, bright lens, intuitive use and advanced features. The new F800EXR also now includes six built-in photographic filters for users to get even more creative with their photography. The FinePix F800EXR, with Wireless Image Transfer, features a powerful 1/2" 16 MegaPixel EXR-CMOS sensor that delivers superior image quality and performance - especially in low light situations. The F800EXR also uses the bright and fast FUJINON 20x Wide-Angle long-zoom lens (25-500mm) that produces exceptional images, along with an Intelligent Digital Zoom feature that effectively doubles zoom capability and an ultra-clear 3.0" high contrast 460K resolution LCD. New Wireless Image Transfer Function Fujifilm's innovative Wireless Image Transfer function allows users to connect their smartphone or tablet* to the F800EXR and upload high-quality images to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter in seconds. Connecting your FinePix F800EXR to any Android™ smartphone or tablet, or the iPhone™ or iPad™ is easy - all users have to do is download the free application "FUJIFILM Photo Receiver" to their device, then follow the simple instructions to get connected. To start uploading (up to 30 images per transfer), users press the F800EXR's on-screen connect button to join to a device, then the images will be transferred to the Android™ smartphone / tablet or iPhone™ / iPad™ for easy sharing. Then by downloading the free "FUJIFILM Camera Application," the FinePix F800EXR is also able to record the user's current location data provided by the smartphone or tablet's location data (latitude and longitude), and display it on the F800EXR's LCD. Users can also send their images to their smartphone or tablet to display on a map where images were shot. With a database of approximately 1 million landmarks worldwide, users can enjoy various functions, such as Landmark Navigator which displays the distance to a nearby landmark in the direction the camera is faced towards, and Photo Navigation which displays the distance from the photographer's present location to the place where a tagged photo was taken. "Sharing pictures has always been one of the most important things that people like to do with their images, and the new F800EXR allows everyone to do just that with its Wireless Image Transfer function," said David Troy, director of marketing, Digital Cameras, Electronic Imaging Division, FUJIFILM North America Corporation, "With sharing this easy, consumers now have a better performing, full-featured compact digital camera that delivers the beautiful images that smartphones just can't produce." Fantastic Built-in Photographic Filters: With its built-in photographic filters, users can now get even more creative with their photography. The F800EXR has six new filters: Pop Color, Toy Camera, Miniature, High Key, Partial color and Dynamic Tone. EXR Auto mode with Motion Detection: Fujifilm's advanced EXR-CMOS sensor enables the F800EXR to correct motion blur on three fronts with mechanical image stabilization, high ISO sensitivity and the new Motion Detection capability working together. In low light conditions with EXR Auto mode selected, the F-Series automatically identify if the subject is moving. If it is, the camera deploys Motion Detection and a higher ISO to ensure the subject is captured with reduced blurring. If no subject movement is identified, the EXR-CMOS sensor automatically keeps the ISO lower and uses image stabilization to reduce noise. Users who prefer to take more control themselves can also choose from: • EXR HR (High Resolution) priority mode – the sensor utilizes all of its 16 megapixels for the highest quality results. • EXR DR (Dynamic Range) priority mode – takes two pictures and combines them to provide a wide dynamic range of up to 1600%. • EXR SN (Signal to Noise) priority mode – pixels are doubled up to increase sensitivity and give better results in low light conditions. Sharp, Clear 20x Lens: The FinePix F800EXR camera uses the FUJINON 20x Super Wide-Angle optical zoom lens that produces crisp high resolution results throughout the focal range, from 25mm wide-angle to 500mm telephoto, along with a Super Macro Mode that allow sharp focusing down to 5cm delivering the most brilliant detail possible. Impressive Speed: With auto focus speeds as fast as 0.16seconds, the F800EXR delivers outstanding high speed shooting capabilities, up to 8 frames per second (fps) at full resolution (11fps max speed at medium resolution), and full HD movie capture at 1080p (30fps) in stereo. The FinePix F800EXR offers these additional features: • Intelligent Digital Zoom: With 20x optical zoom, Intelligent Digital Zoom delivers 40x total zoom, and 15x optical zoom extends to 30x total zoom. • HD Movie Capture: Full 1080p HD quality, a mini HDMI port and stereo sound with a high speed movie option for freezing fast moving action at up to an incredible 320fps. • Intelligent Image Stabilization: Intelligent Image Stabilization system provides further improved image quality with reduced blurring and noise in still pictures and even when shooting movies at the full optical zoom or in very low-light. • Amazing panoramic shots: Enhanced Motion Panorama mode that allows users to capture beautiful, seamless 360° panoramic images both horizontally and vertically that show fine detail, low noise and high resolution at 180°, 240˚ or full 360˚ panoramic ranges. • Tracking Auto Focus (AF): Tracks fast moving subjects so they don't escape from the frame in a blur. Subjects will be tracked automatically for as long as it is kept in the frame and the shutter is half-pressed; when users fully press the shutter button your subject will be in the centre of the photo in perfect focus. • Shoot in RAW: Images can also be captured in a RAW file for advanced creative work after shooting. • Super Intelligent Flash: A flash control system which efficiently controls the level of flash for a given exposure to produce beautifully balanced flash illumination across the foreground and background. The FinePix F800EXR will be available in August 2012 for $349.95 in black. For complete camera specifications, please go to: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/. * AndroidTM smartphone/ tablet, iPhone/iPad
Via: engadget

Camera Canon EOS M 18 Mega pixels mirrorless present for October with price of $ 799.99



Canon is now officially joined the crowd mirrorless camera lens exchange with a new Canon EOS M, a compact 18-megapixel camera with touchscreen controls and size for your pocket. box an APS-C CMOS sensor, ISO 100-12800 (Update could be 25 600 in the H mode) and Full HD video recording, the EOS-M using the same 5 DIGI Image Processor found in Canon DSLR, along with Hybrid CMOS auto focus system with 31 point AF, face detection and multi-point AF. One of the motor system is running in a pair of new devices for M EOS lenses - which are from the kit lens EF-M 22mm f / 2 and optional STM-M EF 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens STM - so pretty much silent AF, Canon claims, and there is an integrated stereo microphone with a 64-movement of the user-adjustable audio. 1080p and 720p MPEG-4 AVC H.264 recording in getting.

There is also a 3-inch Clear View 1.04m dot LCD touchscreen. The touchscreen is also used for more M-EOS is consumer centric features of the setting. In the meantime, there is a Canon EF and EF-S lenses can also be used with M EOS, there is also a 90EX Speedlite flash for the hotshoe, at 30 feet distance at ISO 100. It can also be controlled by wireless.
Canon EOS M will go on sale in October, with the price range of $ 799.99 with a 22m kit lens EF-M f / 2 STM. One of the great white version, with exactly the lens, will be available exclusively through its own online store at the exact Canon. Meanwhile, the new EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens STM will be present at the same time, the price of $ 299.99, $ 199.99 with EF EOS Mount Adapter-M and $ 149.99 90EX Speedlite flash.


Latest news: Samsung announced the price of Smart Camera 12MP EX2F lower


Samsung says it's been a lower MSRP for smart EX2F 12MP camera, presented earlier this month. Prior to this, the Korean manufacturer has given advice at a price of U.S. $ 549 but it was Replaces be $ 499. 


The magnesium-bodied EX2F features 1/1.7 "CMOS sensor and lens 12.4MP BSI very quickly and accurately than any compact camera on the market - F1.4 at the widest 24mm equiv a lock (to prolong the end of the equiv 80mm F2.7) ISO is more ideal , can increased  to ISO 12,800 and also a variety of still image mode can also shoot video EX2F full HD 1080/30p. EX2F will be available in August with a new lower price, now you will have an ideal reason to change your memory card at the same time.

Source: DPReview