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With its 12.2 megapixel sensor, the Samsung PL100 takes incredibly crisp, clear photographs. Impeccable photographs are par for the course with this first-rate digital device. In fact, casual observers will easily confuse photos taken by the PL100 with those taken by a professional-quality camera. The best part is that this exceptional quality is available for an incredibly low price. People don’t have to break the bank to take amazing photographs. They can simply point, shoot and be on their way.

The chic and vibrant new COOLPIX S5100 delivers the speed and ease-of-use that have made the S-Series the preferred choice among consumers who seek style and performance, and advanced Nikon technologies to help create amazing pictures even in low light. Sporting a fast start-up time, a short shutter-release time and one-touch HD 720p movie recording at 30 fps, the S5100 helps to ensure memories are captured as soon as they happen.

Eastman Kodak Company today introduced the new KODAK EASYSHARE M590 Digital Camera, the ultimate social networking accessory for people who love to share their pictures. With Kodak’s exclusive Share Button, consumers can tag pictures and videos directly on the camera for effortless uploading to popular social networking sites including FACEBOOK, KODAK Gallery, FLICKR, ORKUT, and YOUTUBE. Pictures can also be tagged to email and to send to any KODAK PULSE Digital Frame.

The Fujifilm AV130 digital camera is the perfect choice for the amateur photographer who wants professional results of the highest quality, but doesn’t want to struggle with complicated instructions. Not only is this Fujifilm camera affordable, it is also one of the easiest cameras to operate. It doesn’t confuse the inexperienced user with a lot […]

The new Nikon D3100 digital SLR camera speaks to the growing ranks of enthusiastic D-SLR users and aspiring photographers by providing an easy-to-use and affordable entrance to the world of Nikon D-SLR’s. The 14.2-megapixel D3100 has powerful features, such as the enhanced Guide Mode that makes it easy to unleash creative potential and capture memories with still images and full HD video. Like having a personal photo tutor at your fingertips, this unique feature provides a simple graphical interface on the camera’s LCD that guides users by suggesting and/or adjusting camera settings to achieve the desired end result images.

Trey Ratcliff just announced the release of an in-depth HDR Photography training, something I am very eager to watch and study. I am a huge fan of Trey’s work, he is truly one of the pioneers in HDR photography. Frankly, I am a little surprised he is giving viewers an in-depth look at how he […]

With its latest entry-level digital camera, Casio has combined an affordable price tag, intuitive controls and exceptional performance in one compact, eye-catching package. The EX-Z35 digital compact camera is the latest in Casio’s popular EXILIM line. The Z35 is an optimal solution for anyone who’d like to produce flawless photos with minimal effort – all without spending a small fortune. In fact, special deals on the first-rate digital camera are now available through Currys.

Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Jason Lavengood, a professsional photographer based in Noblesville, Indiana. He is primarily a wedding photographer, but is also very well versed in stylized portraiture, fashion, commercial, HDR, and landscape photography. How would you describe your photographic style? I think as with all artists, my style has “evolved” through […]

On the heels of its ground-breaking predecessor, the new COOLPIX S1100pj takes advanced technology a step further with a 40 percent brighter, 14-lumen internal projector complete with a built-in stand and an easy-to-use touch screen interface, allowing the user to share photos and movies in even more environments. With the computer connection feature, the S1100pj also allows the user to connect the camera to a computer via USB and project whatever is on the computer screen or JPEG image files saved to the camera’s memory card or internal memory.

Photographing a fire pit is a delight and a problematic venture. First, to get a good shot of fire, it has to be a darker time of day, such as at dusk. Since that is the case, and darkness has its own set of problems like secondary light sources and their effect on the camera lenses, it is often difficult to get a good shot. Even the moon can cause problems. So, here is a short tutorial to enable you to take a good photo of a fire pit. Your first consideration has to be that of whether or not your camera can take night pictures.