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Nikon D300

Ralf Jurrien
IFA 2007 Report
Thursday 23rd, August 2007
Posted by: Ralf Jurrien

Nikon Europe announced the D300 D-SLR, a camera that sets new standards of compact professional performance. The easy-to-use DX-format Nikon D300 offers outstanding image quality, multi-functional technologies and fast response. With class-leading 12.3 Megapixel resolution, speedy 6 fps frame advance, self-cleaning sensor unit and high definition 3-inch VGA LCD display, combined with Nikon’s legendary durability, the Nikon D300 is a breakthrough solution for photographers searching for an advanced compact SLR. “Packed with the latest technologies and Nikon’s renowned ergonomics, the Nikon D300 sets a new standard for professionals on a budget,” said Robert Cristina, Brand Manager, Nikon Professional Products, Europe.

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Sony Alpha A700

Posted by: Ralf Jurrien Tuesday 11th, September 2007

The new Sony Alpha A700 was launched during a Sony press conference in Italy. Unfortunately, the surprise element was lost because one day earlier the Alpha introduction was disturbed by a leak caused by Sony. The Sony Alpha 700 is Sony’s second digital SLR camera that has to contribute to a continuously compiling series of SLR cameras, with which Sony manifests itself as renowned DSLR manufacturer. The Sony DSLR A700 is a digital SLR camera which is positioned in the middle segment, and with that, has to compete (heavily) with the new collection of Canon and Nikon D-SLR cameras, among others. During my stay in Italy, I had the chance to work with the Sony A700 for a short period.

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Sony Alpha 700 Digital SLR

Posted by: Ralf Jurrien Thursday 6th, September 2007

Sony is expanding its a Alpha digital SLR system with the introduction of the Sony DSLR-A700 digital SLR camera, which is aimed at photo enthusiasts or serious photo hobbyists. The new Sony Alpha Alpha 700 digital SLR features advanced imaging technologies and ultra-responsive operation, as well as a lightweight, dust- and moisture-resistant, magnesium alloy construction common to enthusiast-class Digital SLR cameras. Like Sony’s mainstream Digital SLR Alpha A100 model, the new Sony Alpha A700 Digital SLR unit incorporates Super SteadyShot Inside image stabilization in the camera body and is compatible with most Minolta Maxxum mount lenses in addition to Sony lenses.

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Casio 60 fps Digital Camera Prototype

Posted by: Ralf Jurrien Friday 31st, August 2007

Casio announced that it is developing an entirely new digital camera with hitherto unseen high speed performance and image capture functions that make the most of its cutting-edge digital technologies. The revolutionary Casio 60 fps digicam of the future will be able to take still images at an astonishing shooting speed, to catch fast-moving subjects at the crucial moment. The Casio Hi-speed camera will also take movies that capture movement so fast that it cannot even be seen by the human eye. The first Casio high speed camera prototype was displayed at the IFA, a consumer electronics trade show, in Berlin, Germany, where our team is operating and working to cover the show live.

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Panasonic Lumix L10

Posted by: Ralf Jurrien Thursday 30th, August 2007

Panasonic is pleased to introduce its second digital single-lens reflex camera with an interchangeable lens, the Panasonic DMC-L10. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 digital SLR camera features an advanced 2.5-inch free angle LCD monitor for full time live view that offers 270 degree rotation and a versatile shooting style. A 10.1 Megapixel Live MOS Sensor provides the beautiful images with delicate gradation and wide dynamic range. Dust reduction with a Supersonic Wave Filter system prevents dust from attaching to the sensor to degrade the pictures. The Panasonic L10 SLR camera’s superb image processor, Venus Engine III, boasts a high quality image rendering and high speed response.

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Kodak EasyShare digital cameras

Posted by: Ralf Jurrien Thursday 30th, August 2007

Kodak unveiled a suite of new products; Kodak EasyShare V1233, EasyShare V1253 and EasyShare Z812 IS digital cameras, a EasyShare SV1011 digital picture frame and a HDTV Dock. The new products are aimed at helping consumers bring photos back into their lives by expanding the possibilities for image capture and display. Millions of digital pictures are captured every year, but most remain trapped in digital cameras or on home computers. At the same time, the widespread adoption of HD televisions presents a new opportunity to relive photos and videos with incredible image clarity, while growing demand for digital picture frames allows for instant digital photo sharing anywhere in the home.

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In the period before, during and just after the IFA 2007 event a lot of interesting digital cameras are introduced and will be introduced. Among them are digital SLR cameras, a product that has become very popular among the digital camera users. The IFA 2007 consumer electronics trade show is a great time to showcase the new cameras and its innovations. Though the camera is a product that has been around for a while, this product is still evoluting and incorporated high-end techniques. This year we have seen an upgrade in resolution in the compact camera segment with a maximum, for now, of an impressive 12 Megapixels. The DSLR camera is hanging around 10 Megapixels, but will be upgraded to higher resolutions and faster frames per second. Hang around and keep your eye on the digital camera news section of IFA 2007.