Canon plans to launch its latest 21M DSLR ‘EOS 1Ds Mark III’ soon. The camera features 21 Megapixel full frame (35mm) CMOS sensor, Dual “DIGIC III” processors to drive 5 fps continuous shooting for up to 56 frames, and Highlight Tone Priority. It also supports auto focus system with 19 cross type sensors and 26 focus assist points, ISO 100-1600 (expandable to L:50 H:3200), and 3-inch 230K pixel LCD with Live View mode. More pictures after the jump.
If you have geeky kid at home wanting to be a movie producer Amazon has some good news for you. In stock on December 19, 2007, they’re slashing the Sanyo Xacti DMX-HD700 High Definition Camcorder by half to $299.99. This ultra-compact High Definition 720p digital MPEG-4 camcorder with a 5x optical zoom will definitely make a perfect gift, if you’re the sort who doesn’t mind getting gifts a little bit last minute.
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.
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The new Logitech QuickCam Orbit MP is more than a cool webcam. Its motorized pan and tilt keeps this stylish camera focused on you, and the True 1.3 Megapixel sensor delivers superior quality images. What makes it special is that it allows you to put virtual glasses or any face/head-wear on yourself. You can turn into Elvis or mask your entire self to a dinosaur or a smilie face. Available for $129.99 at the Logitech Store. Video after the jump gives an awesome demonstration.
From MakeZine via PeepCulture.
