Showing posts with label digital camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital camera. Show all posts

Pentax “Korejanairobo” K-r receives a rainbow paintjob, 35mm prime lens


After introducing DSLR Kx colorful versions, the new Pentax also do the same thing with the camera's midrange Kr. Special edition bearing the name of Kr Korejanai, full body now is no longer a single color thing that Pentax had decorated it with many different colors such as blue, red, gray, yellow and white. In addition to the camera body is decorated in more colorful, the Kr Kr Korejanai completely identical to the original specifications. Kr Korejanai sold will come with tubes of Pentax DA35mm F2.4 AL. And only 100 will be a colorful Kr appeared on the market, price is 99,800 yen each (about 1187USD).

Samsung NX10 reviewed

Samsung Nx10
We doubt you need too much reminding about Samsung's "hybrid DSLR" shooter -- it's not every day you hear of a 14.6 megapixel APS-C sensor strapped inside a mirrorless body. Aiming to best Olympus and Panasonic at the game of tempting compact camera users up in price class and SLR image quality obsessives down in weight category, the NX10 is certainly an ambitious project. But does it succeed? According to dpreview, the control layout, user interface, ergonomics, and (crucially) image quality were all praiseworthy, though the sensor exhibited more noise than they would have liked and higher ISO images lost detail due to noise reducing algorithms.
Photography Blog agreed that this camera is "an excellent first entry" into a developing market, and could only point out the proprietary NX lens mounting system and slightly bulkier dimensions than on Micro Four Thirds shooters as significant disadvantages. Check out the full reviews for some truly exhaustive analysis.

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Digital camera flash modes

Many digital cameras have several flash modes from which to choose. A built-in flash is small and not very powerful so make sure to stay within the specified flash range for the focal length used.

Digital camera flash modes

Exposure modes

Exposure is the amount of light which falls upon the sensor of a digital camera. Shutter speed and aperture are adjusted to achieve optimal exposure of a scene. Most digital cameras offer a variety of exposure modes — from fully-automatic to semi-automatic to full manual control. Scene modes have factory optimized settings for different subjects and scenes.