Fujifilm proudly presents its JZ Long Zoom line which comprises the JZ300 and JZ500 digital cameras. The specs were listed to include 12MP resolution for the JZ300 while a 14MP for the JZ500, 10X optical zoom, 28mm wide-angle lens, 720p video and image capture, and face and pet recognition (on JZ500 only). The JZ Long Zoom category uses Fujifilm’s advanced CCD-shift image stabilization.
Its work is to scout that is why it needs to do some disguise. This is true with the iPod-like Spy Camera which obviously looks like an iPod but inside it is a microSD card that stores videos at 640×480 pixels in 25fps rate. It can even take pictures of up to 1600×1200 pixels and it is being powered by a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery. A 360-degree stand provides a hold which you can mount on the wall or just lay on top of a table. So keep all your detections discrete with the iPod-like Spy Camera which is now available for $39.
For Sony, expanding through the horizon is no greater achievement than innovating a line such as the Alpha DSLR. From the A550 comes a higher model, the A450. It sports a 14.2MP sensor and BIONZ processor similar to the A550 but without the flip-out LCD display. Release date and pricing will follow as we dig more info about this latest DSLR device from Sony.
Casio promises the camera built to resist the elements of nature such as water and cold temperature. Its shell is shock resistant that it survives even it drops at a 7 feet high. Furthermore, it has a waterproof seal that keeps away dust aside from withstanding 10 feet under water and a temperature as cold as -10 °C. Technically, it can capture 30fps AVI videos at 848×480, 3X optical zoom with its 12.1MP sensor. This shock resistant camera is set to releases sometime in December and will be available in Black and Red with a price tag of $299.99.
The new Samsung DualView Camera solves the ancient problem of how to take the perfect self-portrait. It places a 1.5 inch LCD screen on the front of the camera, so you have a screen to look at and position yourself in while you snap candids of yourself. The small screen can also display animations to keep children interested enough to actually get their picture taken.
Yashica, once one of the leading brands in cameras has definitely seen better days. It’s latest camera is passable only due to the fact that it features a retro design, but other than that, the features are quite unimpressive. At least it’s less than 100 bucks.
The JVC Picsio GC-FM1 pocket video camera is on with its ultimate performance. Blessed with a 8-megapixel stills, 2-inch LCD, 1080p video and HDMI, this little flip video makes its debut. JVC boasts of its newest invention - pocket video packed with showmanship. The JVC Picsio GC-FM1 is available in Black, Blue and Pink.
