Pentax Optio W80 is designed to handle the elements
We all tend to be a bit rough on our digital cameras at times. Now Pentax has introduced a camera that is designed to specifically to handle the wear and tear that the average camera gets put through.
How to become a wedding photographer
Have you ever dreamed about turning your passion for photography into an extra revenue stream?
Total Image is pleased to be launching a new information-packed DVD, How to become a wedding photographer, by veteran photographer Shelton Muller.
Panasonic HDC-TM10 has a “Pre-Rec” function so you don’t miss precious memories
We’ve all run into a situation before where we start recording an event with our camcorder a few seconds too late, often missing the beginning of what we intended to capture in the first place. Panasonic is looking to correct that problem (or at least help with it) with their new Panasonic HDC-TM10 camcorder with “Pre-Rec” functionality.
Olympus E-P1: A retro-style Micro Four Thirds camera
If you love the idea of buying a Micro four thirds camera but miss the vintage look of cameras on long ago, then we may have a solution for you. The Olympus E-P1 digital camera is a compact retro-style camera that can also shoot 12.3-megapixel photos and 720p high-definition video.
Samsung’s WB1000 has an AMOLED display and analog gauges
AMOLED displays have been showing up in more and more cell phones over the past few years and now Samsung has decided to put one on a digital camera. The Samsung WB1000 is a compact consumer camera that has a 3-inch AMOLED display on its rear for viewing pictures after you take them.
Eye-Fi releases a Pro line of memory cards
If you take a lot of pictures, either professionally or on an consumer level chances are you’ve been exposed to the Eye-Fi line of memory cards at some point in your travels. Eye-Fi cards allows you to save pictures to the card and then wirelessly transmit those pictures to your computer or a online photo or video sharing site. Now the company has created a new Pro line of cards that can do a little more. The cards can be used for both photo and video files and can also establish an ad hoc connection to your computer without having to be near your wireless router or a hotspot.
ATP’s GPS PhotoFinder Pro lets you geotag all your pictures
Some cameras and even cell phones have started coming with geotagging capabilities built in. If your camera doesn’t have a geotagging capability, you can still geotag your pictures now with the ATP GPS PhotoFinder Pro. Geotagging can be a great way to keep track of where you took pictures when you go on longer trips and might not be able to categorize everything as you go. Geotagging can also help you find pictures of a particular location later on, and chart your journeys across a town or even across a continent.
DigiLive DDV-JF1 is a camcorder with a built-in projector
Video cameras are great for capturing all your favorite memories, but in most cases you have to have a television or other display around in order to share those memories stored on your camcorder with others. The DigiLife DDV-JF1 records high-definition video, but it can also project that video onto the wall so others can see it as well.
Spider’s Camera Holster gives you a new way to carry around your DSLR
One problem that professional photographers sometimes encounter is neck pain from carrying around their favorite SLR using a neck strap. While neck straps can be convenient, one company has created a new holster option that could help reduce that neck pain and help you carry your SLR around in a whole new way.
Sanyo’s Xacti DMX-WH1E can shoot HD videos underwater and transfer them to your computer over Wi-Fi
This week Sanyo announced the Sanyo Xacti DMX-WH1E, a new high-definition camcorder capable of recording video and taking pictures while you’re underwater swimming or snorkeling.