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April 2008
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April 1, 2008
Winner of the March Street Photography Photo Contest
 This
is the
winning photo of the March photo contest on
PictureSocial.com. It was taken by
Ryan, a
member from Tokyo, Japan. It was a relatively close contest and
many votes came in for the two other finalists as well (See them
here) We are now starting the April photo contest, the category
is Daytime Landscape Photography. This would include any type of
landscape photo you like that occurs during the day (not at
sunset or after dark). Members can give their opinions about
entries, and then the entries will be narrowed down to three in
the last couple days of the month for final voting. If you would
like to participate, please join the
Monthly Photo Contest Group.
April 2, 2008
General Electric Announces the GE E1050
 The
General Electric GE E1050 is a 10-megapixel digital camera with
5x optical zoom. It is designed to be a stylish point-and-shoot
camera with advanced portrait features and a large screen to
show off photos. The GE E1050 features in-camera panorama
stitching, smile detection, blink detection, face detection,
electronic image stabilization, red-eye removal and MPEG-4 video
recording.
Initial Review
April 2, 2008
General Electric Announces the GE E1035
 The
General Electric GE E1035 is a 10-megapixel digital camera with
3x optical zoom. It is designed to be a basic point-and-shoot
camera with advanced portrait features. The GE E1035 features
in-camera panorama stitching, smile detection, blink detection,
face detection, electronic image stabilization, video recording
and red-eye removal. It also has a 2.7" LCD with the latest
auto-brightness technology that helps screen visibility both
indoors and outdoors.
Initial Review
April 2, 2008
General Electric Announces
the Slim GE E840S
 The
General Electric GE E840S is an 8-megapixel digital camera with
4x optical zoom. It is designed to be an ultra-slim camera for
point-and-shoot photographers looking for newer features. The
E840S has panorama stitching, a rechargeable lithium-ion
battery, smile detection, blink detection, face detection,
electronic image stabilization, red-eye removal, and video
recording.
Initial Review
April 2, 2008
General Electric Announces the
Slim GE G3
 The
General Electric GE G3 is a 10.5 megapixel digital camera with
4x optical zoom. It is designed to be an ultra-slim camera with
an intuitive interface that makes it easy to access advanced
features. The G3 has panorama stitching, blink detection, smile
detection, face detection, electronic image stabilization, video
recording, and red-eye removal. It also has a rechargeable
battery for long battery life.
Initial Review
April 3, 2008
General Electric Announces the
Compact G2
 The
General Electric GE G2 is an 8-megapixel digital camera with a
4x optical zoom all-glass lens. It is designed to be an
ultra-slim point-and-shoot digital camera with big features. The
G2 has electronic image stabilization, red-eye removal, face
detection, blink detection, smile detection, video recording,
and in-camera panorama stitching. The G2 is built for
photographers who are looking for a compact and light casual
camera.
Initial Review
April 3, 2008
General Electric Announces the
Colorful A835
 The
General Electric GE A835 is an 8-megapixel digital camera with
3x optical zoom. It is designed to be a stylish and slim
point-and-shoot camera with lots of color options and features.
The A835 has a 2.5" LCD screen, in-camera panorama stitching,
smile detection, blink detection, face detection, electronic
image stabilization and videos.
Initial Review
April 3, 2008
General Electric Announces the
Affordable A735
 The
General Electric GE A735 is a 7-megapixel digital camera with 3x
optical zoom. It is designed to be a slim, low-budget,
entry-level camera with some new advanced features. The A735 has
an intuitive user interface, smile, detection, blink detection,
face detection, panorama stitching, and it is powered by two AA
batteries. These features make the A735 a good camera for family
photographers looking to take portraits.
Initial Review
April 3, 2008
Sony Announces the Compact DPP-FP95 Printer
 The
Sony DPP-FP95 PictureStation is a portable and compact dye
sublimation color photo printer. It is designed for family
photographers looking for a convenient and fast way to print 4 x
6 photos. It can be easily carried on trips or from one room to
another once it is folded up. The DPP-FP95 features in-printer
photo editing, the Bionz digital imaging processor, a 3.6"
adjustable LCD screen, and prints in about a minute. The FP95
also supports one touch printing with PictBridge technology. It
is available now for about $200.
Initial Review
April 3, 2008
Sony Announces the
Affordable DPP-FP75 Printer
The Sony DPP-FP75 is a lot like the FP95 but has less
advanced features and a slightly smaller LCD display. It is
available now for about $150.
Initial Review
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