Camera

Just like an exhibition for family vacations, special events, or any career in photography or videography, the camera product category has something for everyone and always serves the consumer. Know the requirements, find key features, and consider the budget to discover the best camera that is going to allow you unleash your creativity and capture all the moments of life in clearer and more precise definition. Types of Cameras: DSLR Cameras, Mirrorless Cameras, Point-and-Shoot Cameras, Action Cameras, Bridge Cameras, Medium Format Cameras.

Pentax Kx

Pentax K-x

Pentax K-x is the first time to break the view of DSLR is dry and monotonous when launched with a lot of “unique” like red, white, blue … that certainly when holding on hands nobody not to look. The configuration of this DSLR is also very competitive and impressive, with 11 focus points, the ability

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Ricoh GX200

The Ricoh GX200 belongs to Canon’s high-end G or S series of pocket cameras. This is the successor version Ricoh GX100 and Ricoh has been added some more advanced features. The sensor is elevated to 12 million pixels, wide-angle lens with 24-72mm (3x) unique zoom range, 2.7in high resolution 460,000 pixel LCD screen, VGA 640

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Nikon Coolpix S8000

In the small zoom segment, the Nikon S8000 has impressive parameters. Optical zoom up to 10x (30-300mm) with anti-vibration mechanism, 720p HD video recording, 14 million pixels, 3 inch LCD screen with a resolution of 921,000 points. Despite the large zoom, the Nikon S8000’s body is still compact enough to fit in a pocket thanks

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Panasonic Lumix G2

Panasonic Lumix G2

The appearance of the machine looks not much different from previous G1. The grip is completely covered with plastic so users will feel a bit stiff. In return, the slit has a large area and moderate depth that allows the thumbs to be excrucially supported and ensures sufficient stability when used with large lenses. With

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Leica VLux 20

Leica V-Lux 20

In terms of design, the V-Lux 20 is quite similar to the Panasonic TZ10, reflecting the long-term business relationship that exists between the two companies in the exchange of lens and camera technology. The front of the V-Lux 20 is simpler to design, featuring a red circle and Leica tone. Unlike most other cameras, the

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Sony Alpha A390

Sony Alpha A390

An upgraded version of the popular DSLR, the Sony Alpha A390 retains the “traditional” advantage to compete with products from Canon and Nikon, such as the small, lightweight body, high resolution, versatile flip screen, integrated image stabilization system and Quick AF Live View. The new camera is just slightly different from the “predecessor” Sony Alpha

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Fujifilm HS10

Fujifilm HS10

Fujifilm HS10 is Fujifilm’s new superzoom line with a traditional DSLR design, except for the instant lens. The basic specifications include a 10-megapixel sensor, 3-inch LCD flip, 30x optical zoom and Full HD video recording. Due to the design of the DSLR style should handle the HS10 quite firmly by the depths and equipped with

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Panasonic LX5

Panasonic LX5

The Panasonic LX5 is quite handy thanks to its metallic shell. Although the handle has been improved but due to the design towards neat pocket is not enough yet sure. The entire front is a fixed lens ring with manual or manual focus, 4: 3, 3: 2, 16: 9, and 1: 1 image ratios (new

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Canon SX130 IS

Canon SX130 IS

Canon SX130 IS is the successor version of Canon SX120. Equipped with a 12-megapixel sensor, 12x optical zoom with 28-36mm better zoom range, the Canon SX130 IS is also upgraded with a 3-inch LCD, DIGIC 4 image processor, face detection New and 28 default capture modes. Support for the latest SD / SDHC and SDXC

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