 |  Fujifilm X-S1 Review  For 2012, FujiFilm has really brought out the 'big guns', as can be seen with the new X-S1. This model is a cross between their popular HS series of high-end super-zooms, and their newer X series of high-end dSLR-like cameras like the X100 and X10. The X-S1 brings a lot to the table, with exposure options to suit the needs of just about any level of photographer. From EXR Auto to full manual, the X-S1 has you covered. On top of this, the camera uses a larger (in consumer camera standards) 2/3", 12-megapixel EXR CMOS image sensor, which they promise will bring a high level of image quality with some help from the camera's FUJINON 26x optical zoom lens; which covers an impressive range of 24-624mm, with a maximum aperture range of f/2.8-5.6. Other appealing features include a high resolution EVF, Fuji's all new "Intelligent 2x Digital zoom" (which doubles the X-S1's zoom capabilities with minimal sacrifices to resolution and image quality), true Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), up to 7fps burst mode shooting at full resolution (10fps at lower res), a heads up eye sensor for switching to the EVF, Full 1080p HD video at 30fps with stereo sound (h.265 format), RAW and JPEG image formats, and a Li-ion power source good for up to 500 shots on a single charge...Continue Reading |
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by Siddharth Sharma (Fujifilm FinePix HS10) "Our tradition is to light up houses with lamps and lights on the day of "Diwali". Those lights are different from other day lightning not in their manufacturing but in feelings. This picture tried to represent the whole festival in one shot." Click Here to See Today's Photo of the Day Winner! | Are you a Steve's Fan on Facebook? Steve's Digicams now has over 5,660 awesome fans around the world and we'd love for you to join our social network. It's a fun place to see high resolution Photo of the Day albums, interact with other shutterbugs, post your own photos, and read our latest articles or reviews! | Steve's Digicams Most Popular News Stories  Need to know what camera to buy this holiday season? We can help! We know the holidays can definitely be a stressful time. While preparing for visiting family, cooking huge dinners, putting up the holiday decorations and trying to keep up with work, we know that it's difficult to find time to research great cameras to buy for your friends and family as well as try to make it out to a retail store to purchase a camera. However, we want to take a bit of the edge off your shopping this year. Let us help you find the best deals on cameras as well as the highest quality cameras based off your shopping budget...Continue Reading 
Kodak Accepts New Financing Offer From Bondholders We've been following the fate of Kodak pretty closely since the company started sliding towards bankruptcy, and things have been slowly but surely improving for the company. When all hope seemed lost, Kodak was offered financing to help pull them out of bankruptcy, and now they've been given a new deal for more money from a larger group of bondholders. This new loan gives the company...Continue Reading  Don't be Fooled by the Facebook Copyright Hoax Hoaxes and misinformation are a big part of Facebook, whether it's the repeated information about Mars passing close to earth in August - this happened in 2003 and has been reported on Facebook every year since - or one of the many "1,000,000 likes and my dad quits smoking" pages. The latest hoax has a bent towards photography. According to whoever started the post off initially, a new Facebook policy change will make it so that your photo copyrights will belong to the company, rather than to you. This is, of course, complete bunk. The message insists that you repost a specific piece of precedent - which doesn't even apply - and that this will somehow save your copyrights. The hoax even got so big that Facebook took time to speak out on it... Continue Reading | |
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