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Winait CD130BT Ultra-thin Digital Camera
The Winait CD130BT digital camera can only shoot at 640 x 480 pictures. Measuring at only 13.5mm thick, this ultra-thin camera has a 64MB of storage space that is enough to hold 52 VGA images. The Winait CD130BT features an f2.8 lens, a optical view finder, an automatic exposure/automatic white balance, a shutter speed of 1/6 – 1/15000 second, and can shoot 10 images per second on the continuous mode. $24.99 is all you need to bring home the Winait CD130BT. [Light In The Box]
Fujifilm Discontinues Three Negative Films
Fujifilm Professional has decided to discontinue three of its films, including Neopan 400 120, Superia Reala 35mm, and Pro 160S 35mm. Meanwhile, the remaining films in the Pro 160S range are to be re-branded as Pro 160NS. The company blames the discontinuance of the products on low sales volumes and environmental concerns over one of the raw materials used in its production. [PhotographyBlog]
BenQ Announces A New Point-And-Shoot Camera In Europe
BenQ has recently announced a new point-and-shoot camera for the European market called the C1250. Powered by 2 AA batteries, this stylish camera boasts a 12-megapixel image sensor, 3x optical zoom lens, a bright 2.7-inch LCD display, ISO up to 6400 and uses the Smart Scene Detection Technology to analyze the scene to be shot in detail: Subject brightness; Contrast; Distance and Overall hue. The BenQ C1250 will hit Europe in April for unannounced price yet.
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Tamron SP 70-300mm Anniversary Model
Tamron is ready to release a new 70-300mm F/4-5.6 telephoto zoom lens in order to celebrate Tamron 60th anniversary. This lens can be used with both full-frame sensor and AF 35mm cameras with a zoom range of 70-300mm; or with APS-C sensor cameras where the angle of view will change the zoom range equal to 109-465mm. The new Tamron lens also features image stabilization – VC (Vibration Compensation) and an ultrasonic auto-focus drive – USD (Ultrasonic Silent Drive). The lens is currently available only for the Nikon mount. [dcviews]
Think Tank Photo Retrospective Shoulder Bag
After releasing the Snapperstuff Urban Disguise 70 Pro, Think Tank Photo comes back with their latest camera bag in the form of the Retrospective Shoulder Bag series. Designed for professional photographers who want visually simple yet extremely functional bags, the Retrospective Shoulder Bag series consists of the Retrospective 10, 20 and 30 that are capable of carrying a pro size DSLR with zoom lens attached. These bags are priced at $149, $159 and $179, respectively. [Image-acquire]
Second Generation Of Coby SNAPP Camcorders
Coby has started selling the second generation of Coby Snapp pocket camcorder series that consists of Coby Snapp CAM4505, CAM3001, and CAM5001. The CAM5001 boasts a 2-inch display, a 5-megapixel camera, a 4X digital zoom, a 128MB of memory (expandable up to 16GB), a built-in HDMI connection, and video resolution up to 720p. Meanwhile, the CAM3001 and CAM4505 provide smaller screens, smaller built-in memory and no HD playback. The Coby Snapp CAM4505, CAM3001, and CAM5001 retail for $29.99, $48.99 and $78.99, respectively. [ChipChick]
Samsung HMX-H205 Low Light HD Camcorder
The Samsung HMX-H205 HD camcorder boasts a new imaging sensor that promises much clearer images, even in low light. This HD video recorder adopts a new BSI CMOS sensor with a 2.7-inch touchscreen display, and a 32GB of solid state storage that is upgradable via an SDHC card slot. The Samsung HMX-H205 also boasts a 20x optical zoom and can shoot H.264 video in 1080i at 60 frames per second. There is also an HDMI port, so you can playback your film on your HDTV. Samsung will launch the Samsung HMX-H205 in June 2010. No info on pricing so far. [Electricpig]
Panasonic Lumix G2 And G10 Micro Four Thirds Cameras Leaked
Here are some leaked details and images of Panasonic’s upcoming Micro Four Thirds cameras, the Lumix G2 and G10. Based on the informations we got, the G2 will sport a 12.1-megapixel image sensor, a 3-inch swivel LCD display, an ISO range of 100 to 6200 and 720p HD video recording at 60fps in AVCHD Lite (H.264) format. Meanwhile, the G10 will feature a 12.1-megapixel image sensor, a 3-inch swivel LCD display, an ISO range of 100 to 6200, a miniHDMI output and 720p HD video recording at 30fps. Panasonic is expected to give more details at the upcoming Focus on Imaging Show in Birmingham, UK on March 7th. Stay tuned for more updates.
Olympus E-P1 Firmware 1.3 Available For Download
Olympus’ latest firmware update ‘version 1.3‘ for E-P1 Micro Four Thirds camera is finally available for download via Olympus’ official website. As mentioned before, the update will “resolve an issue in firmware version 1.2 where the electronic level gauge did not move when using manual focus.” Download yours now! [Olympus]
Limited Edition Gold Lomo LC-A+ Camera
Lomo has rolled out the limited edition Lomo LC-A+ camera that is coated in 24-carat gold. Priced at £460 each, the camera features “finest” brown leather wrapping, an original Russian Minitar lens, wooden casing, a unique number and certification sheet guaranteeing its authenticity, two rolls of Lomography 800 Film in a golden tin and the “Lomographiere” hardcover book. There are only 130 units available worldwide. [Lomography]
