Sony’s intoduced an all new feature in the cybershot DSC - T200. Apart from the usual face detection that detects faces, the new DSC T-200 can detect smiles and takes a picture automatically. To start, just choose the Smile shutter from the scene selection, then press the shutter fully on the subject to be taken. The camera then detects the smiling faces and closes the shutter automatically saving the picture. This way you’ll never miss those smiles you wish you had captured. You can adjust the intensity of smiles of your subject by setting the smile sensitivity levels. A ” high” setting would detect a faint smile while a “low” setting would capture a laugh. You could manually choose your smiling subject by clicking the face on the touchscreen or let the camera do it for you. The smile shutter works with both horizontal and vertical formats and works with multiples subjects within a frame. Check the out the specs and images after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

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This is it! You’ve got four 5 mega pixel camera phones lined up here. Which one of them would you take home? Vote now and see how many favours your choice! Check out the feature highlights after the jump for more details that could alter your choice…

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Olmypus recently launched its E-1 DSLR successor the E-3. We’re not sure of all its features, but here’s the highlights. It comes with 2.5-inch 230K pixel live view LCD and works with 3/4th lens mount. It sports the “World’s fastest autofocus” with a 11-point biaxial AF system,a 10 mega pixel sensor, image stabilization, includes a sonic dust cleaning on sensor and can shoot a max ISO of 3200 and is expected to be available sometime in November. Check out more pics after the jump.

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Hasselblad has pushed the limits again and achieved a new level in DSLR cameras with the H3D series. There by making  it the finest DSLR camera’s available in the market. No wonder NASA decided to take Hasselblads to the moon!

Introducing the Hasselblad H3D II with 39 megapixels. Sporting an CCD image sensor of 48×35mm  and boasting images of 39 megapixels,  it is the largest currently available model and has more than twice the size of even the largest 35mm camera sensors. Also built in is  a 3″ bright LCD to view the images and GPS to remind you where you took them.

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Reaching the market this year is Samsung’s new flagship model, the SGH-G800. Sporting a slider and clad in chrome and brush metal, it’s biggest feature is the 5 mega pixel camera with autofocus. According to Letsgomobile, the camera also features 3x optical zoom and a xenon flash. Other features include

Other features include:

• HSDPA/EDGE/GPRS
• microSDHC card slot ( up to 8GB capacity)
• Bluetooth
• USB
• well more information is yet to be revealed…

With the G800 coming soon to the market, there will be a range of 5 megapixel shooters for you to choose from.

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These sunglasses not only look stylish, but also got a camera built in within its frame and records footage with the bundled Digital video recorder. There have been a couple of products like this in the market, but this one featured on spycatcheronline has got the looks too. Now you could play secret agent or be at the center of every conspiracy (with evidence) in your community circles.

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Panasonic has recently joined the digital SLR race with other giants like Canon and Nikon, not to forget Sony has also joined the club with its alpha series. Here’s what Panasonic’s got to offer! Introducing the Lumix DMC-10. This is Panasonic’s second DSLR camera, the first being Lumix DMC L1.

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Canon unveiled their upcoming flagship 21.1 Megapixel Digital SLR camera, the EOS 1Ds Mark III. Canon hopes to break into the high-end medium format camera market by offering a product that is lighter, easier to use and with more features than are currently available on medium format cameras while offering no compromise on image quality.
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