The first quarter of 2005 observed Kodak expanding its ‘big zoom’ collection with three new ‘Z series’ EasyShare camcorders, including two 10x optical, 5MP models; the Z7590 (a minor update with the DX7590 adding compatibility with all the latest printer dock) along with the slightly lower cost, lower-spec model reviewed here, the Kodak EasyShare Z740. Continue reading
Because world’s smallest full-frame procedure camera, the LEICA M9 remains the long heritage on the Leica rangefinder system, and unites in excess of 50 years of continuous technical improvements to the M System with cutting-edge digital technology. Continue reading
Nearer, wider, better. Everything regarding the kodak easyshare z5120 was built to deliver. From the spectacular 26 mm wide-angle lens to its impressive 26X lens quality, this 16 MP workhorse offers extraordinary performance at each angle. And you can forget about blur when moving with close. Continue reading
It seems like barely a month goes without Canon launching a different Canon IXUS 80 IS. The range happens to be almost as synonymous with digital compact cameras since the Apple Ipod has by using MP3 players. Canon features always placed style, compactness and image quality as the major attributes of the Canon IXUS 80 IS and being mindful of this, the Canon IXUS 80 IS follows that ethos. Continue reading