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.

Sony HX5V

Sony HX5V

For the purpose of changing the “taste” for consumers, camera manufacturers are increasingly cramming more functions for their products, especially high-end travel camera. Sony does not seem to be out of the race either the HX5V’s latest addition to the wide-angle zoom range is also equipped with a host of other cutting-edge functions such as

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Nikon Coolpix P90

The Nikon Coolpix P90 is the latest generation of Nikon’s successor to the P80, with a resolution of 12 million pixels, a 3-inch wide screen and a range of 26 to 624 mm. In addition to the still-sustained features such as anti-shake, 1 cm close-up, and other versatile handheld customizations, the Coolpix P90 also adds

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Nikon D3000

Nikon D3000

The body of the D3000 has been redesigned, but its shape and weight are not much different from its predecessor, the D40 – which measures 126 x 97 x 64 mm and weighs 485 grams compared with the D40 of 126 x 64 x 94 mm and 475g. The D3000 also retains most of the

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Sony Alpha A380

Located in the entry-level entry-level camera category, the A380 rivals the Canon EOS 500D and Nikon D5000. In particular, like Sony’s earlier DSLRs, the Alpha A380 is compatible with the lenses that Minolta produces. The most important part of the A380 is the 23.5 x 15.7 mm APS-C 14.2-megapixel image sensor, similar to the A350.

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Fujifilm F70EXR

The design of the F70EXR is not worth anything except look like 200EXR. Interestingly, although this machine is super-zoom but thinner than its predecessor (only 22.7 mm compared to 23.4 mm at F200EXR). Fujifilm also claims the F70EXR is the world’s slimmest 10x zoom camera. The downside of the F200EXR lies in the location of

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Sony Cyber-shot T90

Ultra-slim stylish camera always comes with the disadvantage is the image quality is not good, most of which originate from the structure of the lens, due to placement in the compact space of the machine. But with the advances in image processing technology, chip processors can produce better images. With the Sony Cyber-shot T90, the

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Pentax K-7

The Pentax K-7 is considered the successor to the mid-range K20D, which was very successful in 2008. With a compact design that still holds the edge, the predecessor of the “predecessor” and a host of features. Modern and improved image quality, the K-7 is aimed at a wide range of photographers, from those who want

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Panasonic ZR1

Panasonic has been the dominant brand in the super-zoom compact camera family, but it has now been shared by other rivals such as Canon and Fujifilm are constantly launching products in the same field to compete. Not wanting to lose this lucrative market, Panasonic recently expanded its existing TZ line with a new range of

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