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ATP PhotoFinder mini geo-tags photos: no software

ATP have introduced the new PhotoFinder mini, the device is able to geo-tag all of your photos without the need for complicated software. This is a great feature for those who have always struggled to use the software.

It is simple to use the PhotoFinder mini, just switch it on while taking pictures then insert your card into the memory card slot, it will then automatically geo-tag your photos.

ATP PhotoFinder mini is compatible with most digital cameras and memory card brands. Once the ATP PhotoFinder mini has tagged your photos, you are then able to use them with any GPS compatible photo software.

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Digital: Nikon Coolpix S60 10-megapixel camera due September

Now you have to sit back and look at this all new digital camera from Nikon, welcome to the Nikon Coolpix S60. This little beauty will set you back £299.99 and will be due in September 2008, the main feature on this digi-cam has to be the 3.5-inch touch screen display that dominates the entire back of the camera and of course the 10 megapixel sensor and 5x optical zoom.

Not only are the specs pretty good but the whole look of the Nikon Coolpix S60 looks even better, Nikon’s product manager for consumer products said:

“The S60 embodies a perfect marriage between technology and style,” while still offering all the usual array of software enhancements found in the Nikon cameras recently including Face Recognition, D-Lighting and Image Stabilisation as standard.

The Nikon Coolpix S60 has a great movie function and time-lapse movie mode which shoots 30 fps at up to 640×480 pixels, the camera has 17 Scene Modes, including modes for environments such as beach/snow, sunset, dusk/dawn and fireworks shows. The size of the camera is 97 (w) x 60 (h) x 22 (d) mm and weighs 145 grams.

When you buy the camera in September you will get obviously the camera, USB and audio/video cables, rechargeable battery and charger, strap, COOLPIX software suite, stylus touch pen and 2GB free online storage at Nikon’s ‘my Picturetown’.

Let us know what you think of the coming soon Nikon Coolpix S60. Check out more pictures below.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ50 camera with built-in Wi-Fi

When it comes to digital cameras Panasonic are right up there with the likes of Canon, but Panasonic are not ones to stand around and wait to see what the others will bring out first. So here we have the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ50, and this is a compact digital camera with a difference as it as built-in Wi-Fi, this means that you are able to connect the camera to a standard 802.11b/g wireless LAN. This means that you can access online photo storage sites such as Google Picasa, this save all the hassle of taking you memory card out and connect it to your computer.

That is not all that is good with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ50, the camera is a 9.1 megapixel and has a 10x optical zoom with a 28mm wide-angle lens, and this means that you do not have to be far away from a scene to get the whole of the chosen image in the shot. Hey but it does not stop there as this neat little camera can also record video in HD.

As with most Panasonic cameras the Lumix DMC-TZ50 is packed with some great features all designed to make your pictures being taken easier and of better quality.

Firstly there is Intelligent Auto (iA) this puts the camera on auto mode to make the pictures you take come out better.

Then there is Intelligent Exposure, the result of this feature means that you will no longer have under- or over-exposed images.

Intelligent Scene Selector will sense what the ambient conditions are and then automatically set the right mode to use.

One of the best features is Face Detection, so the camera will follow the face of your chosen subject.

These are just a handful of the huge amount of features that come on the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ50.

We will not have to wait to long for the release of this new camera, hopefully some time in May and will cost $449.95.

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Nokia N82 5 megapixel camera phone video review

As we all know the Nokia N82 is a stunning phone with the capabilities of doing everything you need it to do, for example on the photography front it is fantastic thanks to the 5 megapixel camera with Xenon flash and Carl Zeiss optics.

It has a brilliant internet connectivity which works wonders, it is without a doubt one of the best multimedia computer phones which has been optimized for taking photos, internet connectivity and navigation.

The Nokia N82 also features A-GPS and so much more, we found via Phones Review a great video which you can see below.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX500 camera: touchscreen and HD recording capabilities

Panasonic recently announced their cool LUMIX DMC-FX500 10.1-megapixel point-and-shoot digital camera which has a 3-inch touch screen, Auto Focus tracking system, 5X optical zoom and 720p movie mode.

This camera has a very good amount of specs that should get you going, the bit we really like is the fact it has 10.1-megapixel and HD recording capabilities (720p movie mode) and of course the touchscreen but it does not stop there.

It also has a 25-millimeter ultra-wide-angle lens, movie mode capable of logging clips at 1,280 x 720 at 30fps, 50MB of built-in memory, SD / SDHC card slot and WVGA (848 x 480) and VGA (640 x 480) video modes are available as well.

How about face detection, optical image stabilization, Auto Focus tracking and red-eye correction. If you like the sound of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX500 camera then you will not only be happy with the specs but you will also be happy to know you can have it in either black or silver for only $399.95.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX500 is expected in May sometime.

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3 in 1: Digital Photo Frame, WebCan & Clock

I don’t really know what to make of this, is it a good idea or not, it looks .like something that was dreamed up in the 80’s. But nonetheless its functional, it a web cam, alarm clock and a digital picture frame all rolled into one. Read more

DSC-W300 - 13.6 Mega-pixels

The DSC-W300 is a 13.6 mega-pixel camera from Sony and is the new top end camera to the W range. Read more

The DSC-H50 9.1 Mega-pixel Camera from Sony

Sony as we know have a bit of experience in cameras, and have now shown us this on which is the DSC-H50 which is 9.1 mega-pixel. It is the successor to the DSC-H9 “super zoom” camera and it has a Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom lens. ISO to 3200, long distance flash and also a 3 inch tilting LCD display. Read more

New Digital Frames from Toshiba

There has been a new range of digital photo frames launches by Toshiba under the Tekbright banner, which at the present Read more

Breaking News: 5.5 Terapixels digital camera is world’s first, that is 5,500,000 MP

This is hot breaking news that you really do not want to miss; a Chinese manufacturer called Penchan has finally produced a Read more

Nikon D3 DSLR Digital Camera Review Round-up: Top hands on Reviews

We say after this you will want one of these Nikon D3 DSLR digital cameras, the Nikon D3 which is an high end camera has been out a while now but we have come across some amazing review round-ups that you Read more

Ricoh R8 and R50 10 megapixel digital camera coming in March

Welcome to the latest digital camera from Ricoh called the R8 and R50, all the images shown below are of the Ricoh R8 which has an aluminium casing and the 10 megapixel cam features a Read more

The Polaroid Digital Photo Frame

The popularity of the Polaroid, even in this digital age, is overwhelming. Unfortunately, though they may be popular, they’re not profitable and the firm have announced that they are shutting down its instant film production. Read more

Superb Homemade bellows lens for a Nikon camera: Full instructions

Nikon camera mod: Now I love it when someone comes along a completely makes something for another camera and that is exactly what Marcus Kazmierczak has done. Apparently he was inspired by the Justin Ouellette’s homemade lens who was Read more

Sony Ericcson: Are they to launch a waterproof cybershot?

There have been some rumours that Sony Ericcson are about to launch a waterproof version of the cybershot mobile phone. There is a Read more

Changes to be Rectified to Canon EOS-1D III

There are not many details to hand about the Canon EOS-1D Mark III, which has had an auto-focus problem, but it seems as if Canon are closer to fixing the problem.

There could be some hardware and/or firmware Read more

YouTube Korea Fails To Blow Local Competition Out The Water

The newly launched Korean version of YouTube has flopped in the local video sharing scene according to a report by Korea Times. Rankey, the internet traffic monitoring company reported a surge of traffic of 382,000 daily visitors to YouTube English and YouTube Korea on the 23rd January but the extra traffic didn’t last Read more

Smartpants Announce Their SP8PRT Digital Photo Frame With Photo Printer

Are you bored with your digital picture frame already? Wish it could do more? Well how would you like to be able to print off the pictures you see on the screen with just one touch of a button? Smartpants, not content on just creating the world’s largest digital picture frame, have added a built-in photo printer to it’s SP8PRT. Read more

Casio EX-F1 With No Shutter: pictures that are invisible to the naked eye

This is the Casio EX-F1 camera that has no shutter; it can take pictures that are invisible to the naked eye. The EX-F1 can reach 1,200 fps, which is the speed that expensive industrial cameras achieve.

The Casio EX-F1 is due to be released in March sometime and will feature the ability to shoot full HD (1080/60i) H.264 movies and a continuous shooting speed of 60 frames per second…all this comes at a cost of around $1,220 Read more

‘Smart Boost’ Upgrade for Eye-Fi

The Eye-Fi enabled SD Card is at present having some improvements made and hopefully it may start to take off soon, the card is available in Ritz Camera Outlets. The new feature for the SD will be called “Smart Boost”, which will prioritise where the data will be going to prolong battery life. Read more

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