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- Sony Alpha 550 Digital SLR Camera
- JVC-Victor XA LessonMaster LM1 Digital Audio Recorder
- MSI Wind U150 Touchscreen Display Netbook
- Genius G-Pen M609X Tablet
| Sony Alpha 550 Digital SLR Camera Posted: 28 Aug 2009 03:02 PM PDT Significantly reduces the image noise can now shoot super-sensitive to ISO 12800, which allows attractive results when taking handheld in difficult situations such as indoor candlelight. Thank you to the powerful engine BIONZ image processing, Quick AF Live View now supports even faster shooting with quick answers, autofocus precision. This makes it easier than ever to capture portraits wonderfully relaxed, the dynamic action scenes and more. Powered by the engine BIONZ image processing, fast action can now be captured effortlessly with fast speeds shooting continuously. Sustained speed shooting of up to 4 frames per second can be achieved in Live View mode, amounting to 5 fps with optical viewfinder. New Shutter Priority mode on the DSLR-A550 raises the bar even further, shooting a 7 incredible fps (with AF and AE parameter maintained in the first image). It is a tool for creating powerful to capture the nuances of the evolution of the portrait or dynamic action sequences. In a first DSLR, Quick AF Live View now has Face Detection, the AF focusing on people’s faces and fine-tuning of the exposure-balance settings for crisp white, beautiful portraits with skin tones natural. Another first DSLR from Sony is already featured on many models of Cyber-Shot Smile Shutter detects faces in Live View mode, automatically firing the shutter at the right time to capture the smiling, happy atmosphere. A new manual focus Special Check Live View mode on the Sony A550 to help refine your composition. The low noise images can be previewed directly from the CMOS sensor, allowing the critical evaluation of concentration and fine details even in low light. The Sony A550 live image provides 100% coverage on the ground, assisted by framing grid lines for precise composition. There is also a zoom function 7x/14x selected for close-up confirmation of interest. The Sony Alpha 550 features a 921k (superb point) 3-inch Xtra Fine LCD screen for critical focus and photo-quality viewing with classes of foreground color, contrast and detail. The screen tilts up or down on a range of 180 degrees, allowing no compromises “free-live view-angle shooting in any position. An ambient light sensor automatically boosts the LCD brightness for clarity surrounding the extra screen when light levels are high. The Sony A550 SLR camera also has a clear, bright viewfinder optical wide-field coverage of 95% for framing and focusing as an alternative to live view shooting.How the Sony A550 is brilliantly simple, thanks to a development on a screen interface that allows easy access to functions and settings during operation to live. A unique graphic display provides a clear and intuitive way the shutter speed and aperture adjustments will affect the final image. Creative options are increased by the new HDR Auto mode that captures a wide range of shadow and highlight detail in landscapes, interiors and other scenes. Previously accessible only to fans with a tripod and software image processing, HDR (High Dynamic Range) is a specialized technique that combines the two executives were fired at different exposure settings. The Sony DSLR A550 uses powerful algorithms to combine and optimize the two successive images in less than 10 seconds, correcting misalignment between the images when shooting handheld. The result is a single image HDR emulating the tonal range of the huge nature of human vision - without a PC or a tripod necessary. D-Range Optimiser as in previous models Sony digital SLR has been improved for even better results with backlit portraits and other scenes you’re shooting high contrast. The powerful BIONZ now optimizes image data in real-time processing of brightness and contrast in the areas of each exposure for balanced results look natural. Optimization can also be selected manually from 5 levels of treatment. A Smart Teleconvertor button instantly increases the image size 1.4x or 2x to extend your camera’s optical zoom range for extra frame-filling close-ups. Like all Sony digital SLR, the Sony Alpha DSLR-A550 features SteadyShot INSIDE, a powerful optical image stabilizer that reduces the effects of camera shake up to 4 stops while shooting handheld with a lens . After the shooting, it is easy to connect the Sony A550 SLR to your BRAVIA TV via HDMI (requires optional cable) for a beautiful widescreen view of your shots. Compatible BRAVIA models automatically switches to optimize PhotoTV HD still image playback with incredible detail, color and clarity. BRAVIA Sync allows you to control an image slideshow in comfort through your TV remote. [via letsgodigital] a |
| JVC-Victor XA LessonMaster LM1 Digital Audio Recorder Posted: 28 Aug 2009 12:15 PM PDT JVC-Victor introduced the XA LessonMaster-LM1 digital audio recorder that doubles as a convenient music. The XA-LM1 features stereo microphones and recording in PCM 48kHz/16bits or MP3 formats. It also plays MP3, WMA and WAV. Another player as a digital audio recorder / the LessonMaster XA-LM1 is also an instrument tuner device and the practice of music. It is equipped with an engine and Metronome by Korg chromatic tuner. Users can use the device to improve their skills. The device is equipped with a loudspeaker 28 mm.LessonMaster JVC Victor XA-LM1 supports SD / SDHC up to 16GB. It uses two AA batteries. [via itechnews] a |
| MSI Wind U150 Touchscreen Display Netbook Posted: 28 Aug 2009 09:12 AM PDT MSI has confirmed it plans to introduce new Wind U150 netbook with a touchscreen and Intel’s New Pine Trail Atom platform, as reported by Gizmodo. MSI U150 is expected to be launched at CES 2010 and may be the first netbook Pine Trail. Intel’s Atom platform Pine Trail Wind U150 will improve graphics performance and more frightened than 20% of energy consumption, according to MSI. The U150 has a touch screen of 100 inches and run Windows 7. [via itechnews] a |
| Posted: 28 Aug 2009 03:00 AM PDT Back in January I reviewed the Genius G-Pen M712 tablet, low cost devices useful for graphic designers and digital photographers. Today, I take a look at another pen tablet Genius G-Pen M609X, sized 9.5 inch model. The market for pen tablet is virtually monopolized almost entirely dominated by bamboo with Wacom, Intuos and Cintiq products. There is no question that the Wacom tablets are exceptionally good, but they are also very expensive, with prices for the new Intuos line 4 from € 200, the other on the same size as the M609X costs around £ 400 . For those of us on budgets tighter range Genius offers a viable alternative at a fraction of the price. The M609X is a new range of Genius tablets which have seen a number of improvements over previous models like the M712. The overall appearance is much the same, with a glossy black surround, two large rotary zoom / scroll controls at the top with a row of buttons between the two, and 26 pen-Activated hotkeys around the drawing area. The M609X is a model smaller than the M712, with a widescreen canvas measuring size 13.6 x 22.8 cm, slightly larger, but not as deep as the paper size A5, even if it can switch between 16:9 and 4:3 to press a button. It’s a nice looking gadget, and the build quality and finish is much better than the budget price would suggest. Like the M712 drawing surface has a texture similar to the matte, and is very pleasant to use the hard-tipped pen. One of the changes for the new model is that the surface of the drawing area is actually a sheet of flexible plastic, which rises in front. It is semi-transparent, so the drawings or photos may be slipped under him for tracing. [via trustedreviews] a |
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