What a stunning photo of a snow leopard on the new Max OS X? PDNPulse set out to track the photographer who made that shot and readers might find it interesting how they went about doing it. Oh, the photographer: Tim Davis.
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Ask Thom Hogan and he’ll tell you. In fact, he already has in this article: The Ultimate Upgrade Guide. Read it and save yourself some anxiety — and dough.
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Olympus E-P1
byThom has published their review of the Olympus E-P1 [Specs], the world's smallest Interchangeable Lens System camera that produces “with care, DSLR quality and little compromise” with its 12.3MP resolution (on a 17.3 x 13.0 mm High Speed Live MOS Sensor), Sensor-shift Image Stabilization, Dust Reduction, an extra large 3.0-in. LCD (230K dots), HD Movie (1280×720 @ 30fps) with stereo sound, Intelligent AUTO (auto scene recognition), Scene Modes, Face Detection, Shadow Adjustment Technology, PASM modes, Shutter speed range of 60 – 1/4000 sec. plus Bulb (up to 30 min.), Continuous Shooting at 3fps, RAW file format, Digital Level, MF Assist, a hot shoe, Live View Autofocus system with real time focus, Multiple Exposure, six built-in Art Filters and ePortrait. In a welcomed change for an Olympus digital camera, the E-P1 uses the Secure Digital (SD / SDHC) memory cards.
Saturday, September 05, 2009 4:31:03 PM - Link
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If you have a netbook or ultraportable laptop, chances are it doesn't have an internal optical drive. In that case an external USB optical drive becomes a necessity. In this review we take a look at the Samsung SE-S084 tray-loading DVD-burner, and find out how well it works on with multiple systems.
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Filed under: News : General
Amazonm Inc said it would replace copies of digital books that it purposefully deleted from its customers electronic readers this summer. Read more
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LED TVeally? Read more
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Can now sell MS Word even after Oct. 10
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LGs new Chocolate mobile phone was on display at IFA. Read more
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LG Electronics unveiled new home entertainment products at the 2009 IFA in Berlin. Read more
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At IFA in Berlin, Germany, Sony Corporation announced plans to lead the way in delivering new 3D viewing experiences by bringing 3D to the home in 2010. Read more
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LED TVeally? Read more
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We are in the process of upgrading our server and there will be a downtime tonight starting around 10:00pm EST. If everything goes well, we should be back up tomorrow.
Saturday, September 05, 2009 1:28:28 AM - Link
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The bright minds at Stanford University believe they have revolutionized the digital camera industry with the, wait for it… Frankencamera! I kid you not!
It’s dubbed an open-source (oh-la-la!) camera (that looks like my laptop with a lens attached onto it) because the software will be made available for one and all to modify, customize, play with — with the hope that smart programmers will significantly enhace the firmware to do sexy things like combine two photos in-camera to increase dynamic range (which is already done in the Pentax K-7 by the way, albeit not too successfully).
That’s all we need, a reprogrammable camera. Well, open-source or not, smart programmers have already hacked Canon’s firmware to provide enhanced functionality in some of their compact PowerShot models. Any software modifications are of course constrained by the amount of on-board memory available in the camera.
I doubt anyone will come up with software that will significantly better the image quality, lower the noise, etc. that can be downloaded onto a camera (again memory constraints). I can imagine the havoc such a camera will unleash as camera owners download à -la-iphone apps onto their Frankencamera so it can do fancy in-camera editing and other time-wasters, and end up messing everything on-board. I hope the Frankencamera comes with Ctrl-Alt-Del buttons.
Ribbing aside, the Frankencamera is an important development. The platform is probably what camera manufacturers already use in one form or another to program and test their firmware, though in a proprietary format. What an open-source platform provides is an environment where any smart programmer (as opposed to only the camera manufacturers’ engineers) out there can show camera manufacturers what can be achieved — and thus put pressure on them [or should we say on their marketing people] to incorporate these advances into digital cameras.
Well done, Stanford team! Sorry for the ribbing! 
Friday, September 04, 2009 11:24:08 PM - Link
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Olympus SP-590UZ
DigitalCameraInfo has posted their review of the Olympus SP-590UZ [Specs], an ultra zoom digital camera which "performed well enough in most tasks" with its 12 MP resolution (1/2.33 in. CCD), 26x wide-angle optical zoom (26-767mm equiv.), Sensor-shift Image Stabilization, 2.7-in. LCD (230K dots), Pre-Capture feature, Face Detection AE/AF, In-Camera Panorama stitching, Movie 640×480 @ 30fps, Shadow Adjustment technology, PASM.
Friday, September 04, 2009 9:01:18 PM - Link
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Kodak EasyShare Z950 IS
“Many automatic features that make it easy for beginners.”
DigitalCameraReview has posted their review of the Kodak EasyShare Z950 [QuickPrice Check]
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- Kodak Z950 Technical Specifications: US | CA | UK
Friday, September 04, 2009 8:44:04 PM - Link
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