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Canon PowerShot D20: Waterproof to 10m and BSI CMOS sensor
After an attempt in 2009 on the market for waterproof digital compact, the D10 with its technical and unprepossessing, Canon is back with more convincing arguments and announces the Powershot D20. Waterproof to 10m, 5x zoom and CMOS BSI This compact digital camera can withstand bumps and drops of 1.5 m high and is submersible to 10m under water, 40m if you purchase the optional waterproof case to...
Olympus SZ31MR : 25-600mm, and Backlit CMOS Multi Registrement
The Olympus digital compact “MR” (Multi Recording) have the ability to record two images at a time, mixing focal, video and photo. The SZ-31MR, released in March 2012 takes this function with a 25-600 mm lens, a 16 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor and a touch interface. Olympus SZ-31MR In the range Olympus SZ, we recently announced the SZ14, a compact camera with a zoom 25-600mm which falls within...
Olympus OM-5-D EM: Micro 4:3 Deluxe, High-Tech and Retro
Olympus OM of his sleeve-D, a modern version of the legend silver OM, a compact hybrid digital interested in more ways than one. Olympus OM revives the legend and digitizes the concept: Here the Olympus OM-D MS-5. To remain true to its predecessor indicates Olympus OM-D EM-5EST a device to the chassis and magnesium alloy tropicalized. It builds on the original design of OM, including the famous OM-1,...
Olympus TG-620 and TG-820: Waterproof camera, backlit CMOS technology and iHS
Olympus extends its range of waterproof digital compact with the new “Tough”, the TG-620 and TG-820. This new generation of waterproof Olympus digital compact, the TG-620 and TG-820 differ from their predecessors through the integration of CMOS backlit 12-megapixel Olympus operated in what the brand called iHS technology. The high sensitivity of the sensor combined with a processor enables...
Nikon D4: Late availability at March 15, 2012
Nikon tells us a slight ignition delay for pro SLR D4 whose first deliveries are offset from one month. Indeed, originally announced for delivery next week, February 16, it is finally the next month, March 15, the Nikon D4 will actually be available. Its marketing will take place just a week before the D800 announced yesterday is available in its turn, on March 22. We should be able to publish the...
