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Here are pictures of the rumored Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital camera. No word on pricing or availability so far, just the pics. It’s set to replace the current Canon EOS 5D, which none of us know how to use properly anyway.
Normally if you want to take underwater shots you either have to (a) buy an expensive underwater casing for your camera or (b) dip your camera in the water, snap the picture and pull it out as fast as you can hoping that the water hasn’t got into it. Not with this one. Sanyo’s VPC-CA65 can be underwater at depths of up to 1.5 meters for up to an hour. This beauty records at high quality H.264 (with image stabilization) and takes stills at 6 megapixel. At under $500 it comes in a cool ultracompact form factor and uses SD/SDHC for storage.
BenQ announced two digital cameras this week, the BenQ E820, and C740i. The BenQ E820 digicam is a successor of the 7MP E720 and provides 8MP resolution, face detection, and a mode that shoots pictures at ISO 1600, while the BenQ C740i still offers 7MP sensor but adds the same face detection and ISO 1600 as you would find on the E820. They both feature a higher-grade Pentax lens with 3X optical zoom, include MPEG-4 video recording while zooming in, and a 720×400 widescreen mode for capturing DVD video. No word on pricing or availability so far, but we’re sure both cameras should be available soon.
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Digital Cowboy’s NV-202 webcam offers a 1.3MP sensor with an optical zoom and a wide angle mode for the best image quality. The users of this webcam can also record 1280×1024 videos in 15 or 30FPS (VGA). No word on pricing or availability so far.
