Showing posts with label optical image stabilization. Show all posts
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Friday, November 13, 2015
Canon PowerShot N100 uniquely created for camera enthusiast
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| Canon PowerShot N100 in different angle. Image: fotointern.ch |
Canon has just unveiled the new Canon PowerShot N100 to deliver unique storytelling capabilities for photo enthusiasts in a tiny package.
This is a new concept camera that will boast of a new body style and unique, new creative options, letting you create as well as a visual guide relate stories through the enablement of the photographer up to become part of the image being captured.
Create visual stories
The N100 is the follow-up to the strange PowerShot N camera that Canon debuted at the beginning of last year. Like its predecessor this one has social sharing built into its DNA, but there are a few new notable features. This camera is equipped with Optical Image Stabilizer,
Wi-Fi capability, a 5x optical zoom, a 24mm Wide-Angle f/1.8 lens, a 12.1-Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor and Canon’s DIGIC 6 image processor. The three-inch capacitive touch, tilt LCD panel allows users to capture images at unique angles, up to 90 degrees.
The PowerShot N100 is actually two cameras. There's a standard point-and-shoot camera on the front and a rear-facing camera plastered right on the LCD so you can snap a picture and a selfie at the same time. Like if you’re reacting to an incident you’re snapping a picture of, you can capture both moments simultaneously. The PowerShot N100 camera helps users create and tell their visual stories by allowing the photographer to become part of the image being captured. It’s definitely strange, and odd for functionality we’re used to seeing on smartphones. The N100 will attract some younger users to the camera market, which is heading south thanks to the popularity of smartphones.
Creative Shot and HDR mode
The N100 is equipped with a Creative Shot mode that would automatically create five different versions of a single shot using different color and tone settings, crops, and styles in addition to saving the original photo. With this camera you can maximize creative filters to make variety of unique photo. Please use the Retro, Monochrome, Special, or Natural - for the camera to use with a total of 46 filters available. Don’t forget to use the HDR effects, to help artistic expression reach new creative levels. You can share these photos with facilities built-in Wi-Fi. This camera also equipped with Canon HS SYSTEM to helps provide excellent low-light performance
The PowerShot N100 camera has the convenient connectivity of NFC (Near Field Communication) offered on Android devices. After an initial one-time set up, with NFC, you simply press the Mobile Device Connect Button and tap their NFC enabled Android device to the PowerShot N100 camera which automatically launches the Canon Camera Window App so you can share images from the camera to the phone with ease.
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Canon PowerShot N100 built-in Wi-Fi and NFC. Image; amazon,com |
The PowerShot N100's new body design gives the camera a portable shape and featuring a new body style and unique, new creative options. The PowerShot N100 digital camera is projected to be on hand in May 2014 in white or black for an estimated retail price of US$349.99.
If you love unique things from cutting-edge technology, the Canon N100 is suitable to meet your enthusiasm, so you can be more creative. You can share your creativity generated from this camera to a variety of social media such as MySpace, Facebook, or Twitter and also take advantage of wireless facilities which have been provided on this camera. However, you always have a chance to compare this camera with a variety of other well-known brands. Hopefully you will not grow dizzy when making decisions.
Monday, November 2, 2015
Get ready to welcome the Samsung Galaxy S5
After the success with the sale of the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung reportedly is making the Samsung S5. Samsung is also rumored to no longer use plastic material, is now rumored Samsung Galaxy S5 has a 16 megapixel camera sensor, higher than the Oppo Find7.
Competition smartphone with a high resolution camera features and will further enliven the world of gadgets at the end of semester 2013, meaning that the competition in 2014 will certainly tighter. With this competition we hope to get a gadget or smartphone more affordable, but still with high quality.
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| The concept and design of Samsung Galaxy S5. Image: techgau.org |
Another surprise, that the camera on the Samsung Galaxy S5 will be strengthened with Optical Image stabilization (OIS). With the OIS feature you will be helped when shooting in low light conditions. Image stabilizer feature on the Samsung Galaxy S5 will also prevent blur on the photo that you take.
Samsung Galaxy S5 specifications:
- Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie
- Waterproof and Dustproof
- 2 Ghz Octa-Core Processor
- 4 GB RAM
- 5.2 Inch Screen
- Metallic Body
- 16MP Camera
- 128GB Storage
- 3200 mAH Battery
New materials
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| Samsung Galaxy S5 with waterproof feature. Image: Image: techgau.org |
Meanwhile, Samsung is rumored to use aluminum material for the Samsung Galaxy S5.
Process design and the material being worked on at one production facility in Gumi, South Korea, and even rumored that the development was also conducted in overseas.
Based on the rumors, Samsung starts sending its expert workers to Vietnam. Perhaps in Vietnam there is experts and has many talented people who are able to draft and develop more sophisticated technology.
Is the Samsung Galaxy S5 also be reinforced with waterproof and dust proof, just like the Sony Xperia Z series? Samsung has a lot of experts and visionary designer, then these features is certainly not a big deal for Samsung.
Samsung is expected to complete the development of Galaxy S5 camera module at the end of 2013. If Samsung follows the tradition, then Samsung will announce the Galaxy S5 at the beginning of next year.
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