Reflections on our reflections contest, why depth of field varies deeply, and digitizing Mom’s photos.
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An outpouring of pet photos, Lori’s CES snapshot and when to compress.
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All things considered, this year’s CES had a surprising amount of innovative–or at least interesting–tech for cameras and camcorders, beyond the usual bigger/faster/cheaper we’ve come to expect from the show.
Though each manufacturer took a different approach to pumping up its HD camcorder lines, they all …
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Before the world went high-def, Panasonic made a point of upgrading many of its camcorders to 3-chip models; now it’s happening again, as Panasonic rolls out its 3MOS chipsets in its prosumer 2009 AVCHD camcorders. And at 2 megapixels per chip, they’re each reasonably high-resolution, as well. However, …
Originally posted at CES 2009
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While Panasonic and Canon look like they’re delivering a solid, if somewhat uninspiring, line of camcorders for the first half of the year, Sony emerged from CES with the most newsworthy set of models–newsworthy for what the product line doesn’t include, as well as what it does.
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The FS22 comes in shiny black.
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In addition to introducing a cheaper model into its standard-definition SD-card-based camcorder lineup, the FS200, Canon is offering updated versions of its FS10/11 models from last year. The FS21 and FS22 will likely offer more aggressive pricing and definitely sport …
Originally posted at CES 2009
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The FS200 comes in silver, red and blue.
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Canon brings its flash-memory-based entry-level down a notch, introducing the FS200: an SD-based version of the ZR960 and DC410. Yes, it’s designed differently, but it incorporates the same 680,000-pixel CCD and 41X Advanced Zoom lens as those …
Originally posted at CES 2009
Canon's sole MiniDV model.
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MiniDV isn’t dead, but it’s getting close: Canon, at least, has reduced its 2009 MiniDV product line down to a single model geared to the education market. The survivor, the ZR960, is almost identical to 2008’s ZR900–it has …
Originally posted at CES 2009
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The HF S10, Canon's top consumer HD camcorder.
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Many companies turn out SD-based camcorders in compact designs, simply because the flash-based technologies allow for much smaller models than those based on tape, hard disks and mini DVDs. While Canon will continue to offer compact AVCHD …
Originally posted at CES 2009
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Listeners spark the dialogue, the view through the viewfinder, and ice, ice baby. Our last show of 2008.
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