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Electronics and Gadgets : Categories : Photography : Digital Cameras & Accessories : 5 to 5.9 Megapixel
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Hewlett Packard
HP Photosmart A444 Portable Photo Inkjet Printer & Camera [4x6'', Built in Dock, USB, 5.0MP Camera] -
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PHOTOSMART A444 FOTOPRINTER + CAMERA **GERMAN** GR -
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MINOX
Get a digital camera with a classic look and small size with the Minox DCC Leica M3 Plus. It features the miniaturized shell of the legendary Leica M3. Functional controls have been discreetly integrated in the body, including the 1.5-inch TFT color monitor. As a supplement to the optical viewfinder, the display can optionally help you compose the shot. You can also shoot film sequences in AVI format. With a resolution of up to five mega pixels, this camera delivers detailed images with impressive sharpness. All data are stored on SD cards with a capacity of up to 2 GB. It also has 32 MB of internal memory. A built-in Li-ion battery provides the camera power supply. Internal Memory - 32MB Flash Memory External Memory - SD Card up to 2 GB Image capacity - Super/high - approx. 20 images Fine/high - approx. 30 images Fine/low - approx. 50 images Video - 60 seconds per Clip Viewfinder - Optical (Galilean-style) Display - 1.5 TFT LCD color monitor Compatible with MINOX Classic Camera Flash Lens - 4 elements glass lens with IR filter glass Focal length - 8.7 mm (= 42 mm compared to 35 mm film) Lens aperture - F3.0 4x digital zoom Focus range - 0.5 m, 1m, infinity Automatic White Balance Automatic Shutter speed Self-timer - 10 seconds Power supply - Rechargeable Lithium-Ion-Battery/ USB-cable Auto power-off - OFF-Mode (after 60s inactivity) File Format - Still - JPEG, Video - AVI Computer Interface - USB-cable Dimensions - 74mm(L) x 47mm(B) x 44mm (H) Weight - approx. 110gMinimum System Requirements Microsoft Windows ME/2000/XP Pentium-Processor or later 64 MB recommend Video with 2-MB-RAM for displaying at least 16 Bit (High Color) USB-port -
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Nikon
Digital photo quality for all! This is Nikons motto, as they present their latest easy-to-use and ready to photograph Coolpix L10 camera.The Coolpix L10 is a compact camera with a 5 megapixel sensor for really true-to-life photos, as well as other innovative features such as the 3-InCamera mode. This feature enables it to automatically detect faces, while its red-eye correction mode and D-Lighting programme guarantee bright photos even in low lighting conditions.Furthermore, the Coolpix L10 has a high ISO sensitivity, going up to 800, for vibrant photos that are rich in colour.Compatible with SD and high capacity SD cards, you can use the Coolpix L10 wherever you go! This means that you can also film short sound and video sequences in 640 x 480 pixel resolution at 30 images per second, and capture your favourite memories forever!The Coolpix L10 runs on battery power and can thus be used anywhere in the world.Thanks to its 2-inch screen, you can control the quality of your photos and quickly and easily access its different settings, scene and colour modes for further digital possibilities.Combing simplicity and performance, the Coolpix L10 is the ideal choice for digital photography beginners -
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Minolta
The Minolta DiMAGE 7 offers an ultrahigh resolution 5.24-megapixel CCD sensor that delivers excellent images for prints as large as 13 by 19 inches. A high-performance, all-glass, 7x zoom lens (equivalent to 28-200mm on a 35mm camera), with a 2x digital zoom, ensures maximum flexibility when composing your shots. Add to this a host of creative controls stacked into a unit with the size and feel of an SLR, and you have a digital camera with the type of functionality typically found only in professional models.Three controls provide access to the camera's primary adjustable features. Digital subject-program selection allows you to set aperture and shutter speed for superior results in five popular formats. A function dial allows adjustment between four modes of pixel resolution, five modes of data compression, four modes of exposure control, five modes of drive options, seven modes of white balance, and five levels of ISO. The digital-effects controller allows image manipulation by compensating for exposure, contrast, and colour saturation before the image is saved. As insurance, Minolta provides a fourth control that instantly restores the camera's automatic settings. Changing most settings is a two-handed operation: one hand selects the feature you're adjusting, while spinning a second dial actually changes the setting. The system is reasonably intuitive.
To preview and review images, the DiMAGE 7 features a digital viewfinder that pivots for comfortable close-ups or tripod shooting. An eye-sensing switch automatically turns off the TFT LCD viewscreen to conserve battery power. In manual-focus mode, the camera also has an electronic magnification feature. At the push of a button, the centre of the image is blown up to 4x original size in the viewfinder so you can check the fine details and ensure the image is in focus before snapping the shutter. In autofocus mode, a flex-focusing option allows the focal point to be moved to any part of the image for off-centre shooting.
The DiMAGE 7 is so packed with features that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are some brief highlights:
A supermacro mode allows images to be captured from as close as 5.1 inches. Four modes of data imprinting with up to 16 characters help you keep track of your work. Movie provides up to 60 seconds of lower-resolution moving images. The built-in flash has two selectable metering options and three flash modes. An accessory shoe for optional flash units adds even more varied shooting scenarios.
Despite its ultrahigh resolution and extensive set of features, the DiMAGE 7 has a few flaws. To compose shots traditionally, it uses an electronic viewfinder (EVF), which offers far less detail than a traditional optical viewfinder. The 16 MB CompactFlash card provided with the camera holds only 12 images at the default resolution. Like many manufacturers, Minolta supplies the camera with a set of inadequate AA alkaline batteries (use of rechargeable Ni-MH batteries is recommended, even by Minolta). Though the image sensor is at the cutting edge of technology, the rest of the circuitry can't quite keep up; saving an uncompressed image to the memory card requires a 40-second wait. In addition, we found the multitude of control buttons that must be manipulated simultaneously to be somewhat awkward and initially intimidating. Finally, zooming the lens is a manual-only operation requiring a twist of the barrel--unlike many cameras, the Minolta lacks a pushbutton zoom.
These minor gripes aside, the manual zoom is actually faster than an electronic zoom and easy to get used to; larger capacity CompactFlash cards are readily available and affordable; and the control systems are easy enough to learn even for the novice. Moreover, since the EVF is a tiny monitor, you can view camera settings while composing your shot--something you can't do with a traditional optical viewfinder. Though some controls may be awkward for beginners, the camera operates in fully automatic mode by default, allowing users the opportunity to manually adjust settings as they become comfortable with the controls. --Brett M Nunn and Walt Opie
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FUJIFILM
Fuji A500 Digital Camera 3x Optical 5.2x Digital Zoom 64Mb XD Card 5.1 Megapixels Ref P10N077560A -
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