Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Silver)

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Silver) Review

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Silver) Feature

• Certified waterproof, dustproof, shockproof and freeze-proof
• 3.0 Touch screen for easy focus selection and photo viewing
• Full HD 1080/60i with dual record of stills and movies
• 16.2MP Exmor R CMOS sensor for stunning low-light performance
• 3D still image and 3D Sweep Panorama: change the view of the world

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX10 16.2 MP Waterproof Digital Still Camera with Exmor R CMOS Sensor, 3D Sweep Panorama, and Full HD 1080/60i Video (Silver) Overview

Live life on the edge with the DSC-TX10 Cyber-shot Digital Camera. Designed to fit seamlessly into your active lifestyle, this innovative camera is certified waterproof, shockproof, dustproof and freeze-proof. Capture expansive landscapes with one touch iSweep Panorama or record crystal clear Full HD 1080/60i movies. A 16.2-megapixel "Exmor R" CMOS sensor delivers stunning low-light performance while the high-performance Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 4x optical zoom lens brings distant subjects close. Compose, review and share shots on the vivid 3.0" touch screen.

FEATURES:

• Rugged and Stylish - This camera is just as much at home in the water as on a night on the town! The sleek and stylish TX10 fits the slimmest pocket or purse, yet is waterproof to a depth of 16 ft10, shockproof from falls up to approximately 5 ft9 and dustproof thanks to its airtight construction. As well, this durable camera can even withstand extreme weather conditions, as it is operable in temperatures from 14- to 104-degrees Fahrenheit11. Seamlessly shifting from underwater marvels to a night on the town, the TX10 always makes it easy to get the best shot!
• Full HD 1080/60i - Record crystal clear movies at the highest resolution available with capabilities for 60i in 1080 Full HD. This provides stunning, fast motion video with less distortion for playback on your HD TV.
• Background Defocus - DSLR photographs are often beautiful because they blur the background, putting the emphasis on the subject. Now our point-and-shoot cameras can deliver this signature DSLR benefit. The system takes two shots, identifies the background and applies a defocused background keeping the subject crisp and clear.
• Natural Flash - Conventional point-and-shoot camera flash shots just don't capture colors the way the eye sees them. Natural Flash mode takes
  
  
  

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Minox DCC 5.1MP Digital Classic Camera with Classic Camera Flash, Fixed 9.0mm Lens & 2.0" TFT LCD, CMOS Sensor, 2608 x 1956 Resolution, 128MB NAND Flash Memory

Minox DCC 5.1MP Digital Classic Camera with Classic Camera Flash, Fixed 9.0mm Lens & 2.0" TFT LCD, CMOS Sensor, 2608 x 1956 Resolution, 128MB NAND Flash Memory Review

Minox DCC 5.1MP Digital Classic Camera with Classic Camera Flash, Fixed 9.0mm Lens & 2.0" TFT LCD, CMOS Sensor, 2608 x 1956 Resolution, 128MB NAND Flash Memory Feature

• Resolution of up to 5.1 megapixels
• Compact dimensions
• 32 MB internal memory
• Memory could be extended with optional SD Card up to 16GB
• Records video in AVI format

Minox DCC 5.1MP Digital Classic Camera with Classic Camera Flash, Fixed 9.0mm Lens & 2.0" TFT LCD, CMOS Sensor, 2608 x 1956 Resolution, 128MB NAND Flash Memory Overview

Designed in fascinating detail and with a sophisticated stylish format, the Minox DCC 5.1 Digital Classic Camera is a true example of first-class German engineering from the fifties. Devotees of timeless elegance and precision mechanics will find it hard to resist the amazing look and feel of the camera. This small ingenious masterpiece in a scale of 1:3 is no ordinary digital camera and quietly reflects its owner's confidence in style.The external look designed by Minox is a tribute to classic, legendary design. Inside the Minox DCC boasts all the convenience features of state-of-the-art technology. Featuring a 5.1 megapixel hardware resolution, 2-inch display and a small and sophisticated attachable viewfinder this exquisite camera is a cult object. With a host of camera accessories it will arouse emotion in every follower of traditional photography and give great pleasure to all of its users.The 5.1 megapixel resolution delivers pin-sharp images rich in detail. In addition to the optical viewfinder the large 2-inch display helps the user to compose the picture and also shows the details of the selected camera settings. Film sequences can also be shot in video mode in AVI format. All data are stored on external SD cards (optional) with a capacity of up to 16GB. Power is supplied by a Lithium-ion battery.Optional accessories offer additional stylish features and functional highlights. For instance, a teleconverter and a wide-angle converter open up co

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Sony Announces 24.81 Megapixel SLR Sensor

Sony Japan has just announced the development of a 35mm film negative sized 24.81 effective megapixel sensor designed for SLR cameras that can capture up to 6 frames per second. Because it is the same size as a 35mm negative, the new unnamed sensor would allow an SLR to capture 24 megapixel images with no lens multiplier factor: the focal length of the lens would be the same as on a 35mm film camera. This is especially important for wide-angle lenses; the multiplier that most digital SLRs impose (which is caused by the fact that most image sensors are smaller than a 35mm negative) means that wide angle lenses offer a smaller field of view than they do on a conventional film SLR. With an SLR built around this new sensor, the field of view would be the same as on a 35mm film camera.The new sensor can also capture images very quickly; Sony claims it can capture and download 6.3 frames per second at the full resolution, as much of the circuitry that captures and converts the image ready for processing is built into the chip itself. Most existing digital SLRs can only manage 2 or 3 frames a second at the full resolution (although some can capture more by lowering the resolution). The new sensor is based on CMOS (Complimentary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) technology; some other manufacturers use sensors that are based on the rival CCD (Charge Coupled Device) technology. Sony did not announce any pricing details for the new sensor, or if any manufacturers have comitted to using it yet. Several of the major manufacturers use Sony image Sensors in their SLRs. We would expect to see it in high-end SLRs later this year.